- 10 years ago Sticky: Weekly Post: What are you cooking this week?
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+24 +4Cheat Sheet for How to Cook the Perfect Turkey
The New York Iron Chef makes the upcoming holiday season a little easier.
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+34 +6These cheap, clean stoves were supposed to save millions of lives. What happened?
About 3 billion of the world’s poorest people burn wood, charcoal or dung in smoky, open fires to cook their food and heat their homes. Millions die annually from lung and heart ailments caused by cooking with solid fuels, according to the World Health Organization. With that in mind, Hillary Clinton, as secretary of state, launched a public-private partnership called the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves in 2010.
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+40 +116 cast-iron pan myths busted, and the one thing you should never do
Cast-iron pans are inexpensive and one of the best searing powerhouses. But can you use soap on it? We break down 6 myths about it.
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+29 +6Olive Tapenade Wrap
Mix and match savory and piquant ingredients that would normally consumed as snacks to create a customized wrap.
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+26 +55 Easy Meatball Recipes that Don't Include Red Meat
There's new evidence that red meat may be cancer-causing, but that doesn't mean you have to give up meatballs. Try these substitutes from world-famous chefs.
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+4 +1The home-chefs causing panic in restaurants
Restaurant owners in Paris are furious with chefs who have started catering for diners in their own homes - traditional eateries say they could be put out of business as websites put customers directly in touch with cooks. In a small flat not far from the Pompidou Centre, a young Italian couple is cooking up an exquisite meal for four people they have never met before. There are aubergine pancakes, a kind of Neapolitan potato pie, and meatballs...
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+19 +2Defending Real Barbecue
In North Carolina, "barbecue" means barbecued pork, and regional varieties draw fierce loyalty. Some call it the Balkans of barbecue.
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+35 +757 Things You Can Do to Be a Better Cook Right Now
You don’t need culinary school. You don’t need expensive equipment. You don’t even need that much experience. All you need to be a better cook today is a little bit of knowledge. Or, in the case of this list, 57 little bits.
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Megan Melbourne
My name is Megan, they call me melbourne though. I'm from long island NY.
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+2 +1ChefSteps Nerd Alert: The Science of Fizzy Fruit
Want to learn the science of carbonating fruit with dry ice?
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+21 +5Baked Yams with Dill - You Suck at Cooking (episode 19)
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+24 +3Game Day Snacks-Pimiento Cheese Poppers
Two cheeses, jalapeno pepper, light mayo, and carrots come together to create this light version of pimiento cheese spread.
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+26 +4Game Day Snacks Spicy Italian Meatballs
There won't be leftovers when you serve football fans these juicy slow cooker meatballs.
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+20 +9Slow Cooker Enchiladas
Layer enchilada ingredients in the slow cooker, turn it on and forget about it. With a bit of spice, these hearty enchiladas are especially nice during the colder months.
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+24 +2Paul Prudhomme, Chef Who Put Cajun Cooking on National Stage, Dies at 75
The affable, bearded celebrity chef who took Cajun cooking from the bayou to the mainstream with his New Orleans restaurant, television shows, cookbooks and culinary products, died on Thursday in New Orleans. He was 75.
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+29 +6How to Slow-Cook Baby Back Ribs
Learn how to make saucy, tender barbecued baby back ribs in 5 easy steps.
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+14 +4Hayao Miyazaki Makes Ramen at Studio Ghibli
During crunch time studio Ghibli workers take turns making dinner including Hayo Miyazaki.
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+20 +2The KFC Copycat Coleslaw Recipe
Whenever we go to KFC we always buy extra coleslaw to take home
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+27 +7Slow Cooker Tips
Here is a video showing some tips on how to use a crockpot.
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+21 +3Bacon breakfast Muffins (Updated)
This is another simple recipe that can yield an entire weeks worth of keto friendly breakfasts. Its...




















