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Making mashed potatoes in a slow cooker not only saves precious stovetop space, but also yields uber-tasty spuds: Since you're not boiling the potatoes in lots of water, you don't lose any of that rich...
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I think I was the only kid in the world that loved Brussels sprouts. I loved biting the leaves off the tiny cabbages one by one. Somehow these little green orbs are known as the bane of kids' dinner plates...
Author: Catherine McCord
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It is recommended to use day-old rice so that the drier rice can soak up the flavors.
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Growing up in a Korean household, I saw radish salad banchan at every dinner table. The small plates of this crispy, salty and sometimes spicy vegetable dish are one of my favorite sides to this day. I...
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With a nod to sesame chicken, a favorite at Chinese restaurants across America, broccoli stems are cut into cloud-shaped coins, steamed with garlic and ginger and finished with sesame oil and seeds.
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Rather than cooking eggs in butter or oil, you can "fry" them in heavy cream and upgrade their flavor at the same time. As the heavy cream boils, the liquid butter fat separates from the butter solids,...
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In Chef Vivian Howard's Southern version of elote (Mexican grilled corn), grilled cobs are coated with smoky, zest-spiked bacon mayo and Pecorino for a side dish that'll brighten any summer meal. (And...
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