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  • bean salad surrounded by ingredients
    Carlie Hoke

    12 Ways To Take Bean Salad To The Next Level

    Bean salad invites creativity, whether you want to use new ingredients, flavors, or textures. Learn how to turn your bowl of beans into something magical.
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  • stirring gumbo in blue pot
    Maria Scinto

    When Making Gumbo, Patience Is Key

    Good things come to those who wait, so great gumbo must take time. Don't just take our word for it. We got this tip from the chef of a New Orleans eatery.
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  • Bottles of Champagne lined up
    Janelle Alberts

    The Meanings Behind Popular Champagne Names

    What's in a name? When it comes to the most popular Champagnes, there's actually quite a lot of history behind some of your favorite brand names.
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  • shrimp with corn, sausage, and potatoes
    Maria Scinto

    8 Best Smoked Sausage Recipes

    Smoked sausage's superpower is that it makes all kinds of meals delicious. Whether you want stew, pasta, or a bowl of flavorful meat, we've got a recipe for it.
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  • Cocktails with frozen cranberries
    Becki Ledford

    Why Your Cocktails Deserve Frozen Fruit Over Fresh

    Fruity cocktails are always a welcome treat, and fresh fruit makes a great garnish, but why not try frozen fruit instead? Here's why it's superior.
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  • Sorghum grains growing
    Lauren Corona

    Chefs Explain What Sorghum Is And What You Can Do With It

    Sorghum gum is a versatile but under-utilized grain. We consulted six expert chefs to learn about the ins and outs of this gluten-free ingredient.
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  • ravioli soup and a ravioli can and ravioli lasagna
    Amy Bell

    12 Ways To Make Canned Ravioli Taste Homemade

    There's no reason that you have to eat canned ravioli exactly as it comes since there are lots of ways to jazz it up. Here's how to make it taste homemade.
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  • frozen vegetables corn broccoli carrots
    Jessica Lakritz

    7 Highest Quality And 6 Lowest Quality Frozen Vegetables

    Some vegetables are great candidates for freezing, while others simply aren't. These are some of the highest and lowest quality frozen vegetables to stock up on
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  • Collage of European drinks
    Lily McElveen

    13 European Cocktails Experts Say You Need To Try At Least Once

    You might not be familiar with the Swimming Pool or the Hugo. These are just some of the alcoholic European drinks experts say you need to try this summer.
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  • tomato sauce on white shirt
    Maria Scinto

    How To Remove Tomato Sauce Stains

    Tomato sauce is great until it gets all over you or the floor. Then, it's a grating reminder of gravity's downsides. Here's how to remove pesky stains.
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  • Cooked bacon on plate
    Adrianna MacPherson

    The Mistake You're Making When Preparing Bacon In The Microwave

    Microwaving bacon is quick and convenient. However, there is one mistake you're probably making that's keeping this breakfast staple from being its best.
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  • gumbo in cast iron pan
    Maria Scinto

    The Type Of Pot For Making Gumbo Matters. Here's The Best One

    Making excellent gumbo is about more than achieving the right balance of ingredients. You'll also want to use the best type of pot possible.
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  • Bowls of dried beans
    Lauren Corona

    14 Expert Techniques For Cooking Beans You Need To Try

    Beans don't have to be boring. We consulted four experts to tell us all about beans, and they delivered. Here are some top-tier bean-cooking tips.
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  • various pickled fruits and vegetables in bowls
    Catherine Brookes

    The Best Pickle Substitutes For Any Recipe

    If you want to switch up your fermented snacks or add some flavor to recipes, take a look at the best pickle substitutes that include vegetables and fruits.
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  • selection of frozen meatball bags
    Sam Skopp

    The Unhealthiest Pre-Packaged Frozen Meatballs You Can Buy

    If you're interested in how healthy your meatball dinner is, take note of this list of the unhealthiest pre-packaged, frozen meatballs available.
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  • tuna salad in white bowl
    Amber Winston

    13 Ingredients Chefs Use In Tuna Salad Instead Of Mayo

    Expert chefs have shared their insights on what they believe to be some of the best substitutes for mayo in tuna salad. Here are 13 mayonnaise alternatives.
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  • medium-rare steak sliced butter rosemary
    Jessica Lakritz

    The Unhealthiest Steak Cuts You Can Buy

    Most steaks are high in fat and cholesterol, but some cuts are way more unhealthy than others. Take a look at some of the unhealthiest steak cuts available.
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  • assortment of open canned vegetables
    Adrianna MacPherson

    The Creamy Sauce That Upgrades Cheap Canned Vegetables

    Canned vegetables are an inexpensive kitchen staple, but they can be a bit boring. Upgrade them with creamy hollandaise sauce for a balanced dish.
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  • food processor and bowl of mashed potatoes
    Nick Pisano

    Why It's A Mistake To Use A Food Processor When Making Mashed Potatoes

    Though the mighty food processor can do a lot of things, one thing you shouldn't use it for is mashing potatoes. Here's why and what to use instead.
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  • gumbo with shrimp
    Maria Scinto

    Butter Vs Oil: Which Makes The Best Gumbo Roux?

    You don't want to rue making the roux for your gumbo with the wrong type of fat. So, will oil or butter be the better bet? Mashed decided to ask an expert.
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  • three wood spoons
    Esha Azhar

    Wooden Spoons: Should They Really Be In Your Kitchen?

    The wooden spoon is a classic kitchen utensil, but you may be wondering if this age-old tool is still the best option to cook with. Let's take a closer look.
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  • instant yeast and active dry yeast
    Lauren Corona

    Instant Yeast Vs Active Dry Yeast: Everything You Need To Know

    Learning the differences between instant yeast and active dry yeast can unlock the secrets to fluffy cinnamon rolls and rich brioche. Here's everything to know.
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  • iced coffee in glass
    Hannah Skinner

    The Trader Joe's Paste That Instantly Upgrades Any Iced Latte

    Trader Joe's is known for its impressive range of products, and the Bourbon vanilla bean paste is not to be missed. Add it to an iced latte for a treat.
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  • Woman buying canned food
    Anita Surewicz

    12 Canned Meats That Make The Best Breakfast

    Canned meat isn't just for stocking your pantry. Break open those cans for meat that can seriously amp up your next breakfast. Here's how to do just that.
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  • Various tub butter Brands on a yellow background
    Jennifer Geer

    Butter Brands That Are Made With The Lowest-Quality Ingredients

    Considering the best butter brand may seem a straightforward task, until you turn to the ingredient label. These brands are some of the worst offenders.
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  • Sandwich station on countertop
    Brynna Standen

    TikTok's Sandwich Station Trend Is Like A Deli Platter ... But More Work

    TikTok's viral sandwich station trend looks like a fun idea at first glance. In reality, it just makes more work and cleanup for everyone involved.
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  • Cubes of aspic
    Suzanne S. Wiley

    What Is Aspic And Why Don't People Cook With It Anymore?

    As more chefs focus on the meaty gelatin known as aspic once again, here's a look at what it is and why people haven't been cooking with it as much anymore.
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