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How to Make Tartar Sauce

Everyone knows that a seafood dish is not quite complete without tartar sauce. Tartar sauce is a tangy condiment that usually accompanies fish, crab legs, calamari and other popular dishes. It is particularly tasty with fried seafood like scampi and shrimp. Because store-bought sauce can be high in fat and calories, try learning how to…

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How to Make Strawberry Jam

Whether it’s on fresh bread or in oatmeal, strawberry jam can give any meal a sweet, delicious twist. Just a tablespoon of it can give you a boost of energy and provide a range of antioxidants to combat disease. Why not skip the store-bought variety and learn how to make strawberry jam at home? Homemade…

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How to Grill Salmon

Health-wise, salmon is considered to be one of the healthiest species of fish. It is recommended to everyone from diabetics to heart disease patients. While its nutritional profile is impressive, so is its taste. Whether eaten raw or grilled, salmon has a light, flaky and unique texture and taste. Find out how to grill salmon…

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Making the Perfect Poached Eggs

If you’ve been apprehensive about making poached eggs, you’ll be surprised how easy it actually is. Poaching, like boiling and scrambling, is a popular method of cooking eggs. When done probably, poached eggs have soft texture with a runny yolk. They can be served with anything from fresh toast to soups, and are full of…

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How to Eat a Pomegranate

From hair care products to fresh juices, pomegranate seeds are used in a range of commercial products. Despite its wide use, many people still want to know how to eat a pomegranate properly. While its exterior might be tough, cutting through it usually results in seeds lost. Learn how to cut, seed and eat a…

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How to Make Cheese

As news about the negative health effects of store-bought products spreads, more people are turning to making food items at home. Making cheese has become particularly popular. Not only is homemade cheese delicious, it’s simple and uses inexpensive ingredients. Learning how to make cheese is also a great hobby you can enjoy with family and…

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How to Make Coffee

Knowing how to make coffee is a no-brainer for most. However, making a rich, flavorful cup with great aroma and infusions is a completely different task. There are several factors that go into making good coffee. These factors include the type of beans you buy, brewing methods and the strength of the flavor. Nutrients in…

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How to Cook Pork Chops

Although many prefer to order pork chops from a restaurant, you can save time and money by learning how to cook pork chops at home. Pork is a meat that is full of nutrients and when trimmed of fat, can be healthy for the body. There are several cuts of pork chops to choose from….

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How to Make Sweet Tea

Famous for being a delicacy in the Southern parts of the US, sweet tea is a flavorful beverage enjoyed by many daily. It is considered to be a type of iced-tea because it is served chilled. Many Southerners prefer this drink over store-bought varieties because of taste and nutrition. Learn how to make sweet tea…

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How to Cook Salmon

Salmon is a high-nutrient, lean fish that is sold in every part of the world. There are many types of salmon, the most popular being the Atlantic and Chinook. They are usually eaten raw, like in salmon sushi rolls, but are just as delicious cooked. Because it is a delicate fish species, learn how to…

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How to Cook Cabbage the Easy Way

Popularized by the cabbage soup diet, cabbages are finally receiving the attention they really deserve. These nutritious vegetables are filled with everything from vitamins to antioxidants, and have healing properties too. Although many would like to incorporate cabbage into their diets, they’re still put off by the sulphuric smell that is all too common with…

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How to Make Almond Milk

If you’ve never heard of almond milk before, it might be surprising that it’s possible to make milk from nuts. Almond milk is not a new phenomenon. In fact, it has been used since the Middle Ages. It is widely used as a replacement for ordinary milk. You can buy a carton of almond milk…

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How to Make Fondant

Fondant is often a confusing word because it has different meanings in different circles. Fondant can be the sweet frosting or dough used to decorate cakes. On the other hand, fondant also refers to a tasty pudding that many enjoy as a dessert. It is learning how to make fondant pudding that is of particular…

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How to Cook Spaghetti Squash

Spaghetti squash is a delicious, fleshy vegetable that is low in calories and high in nutrients. Although it is different to the winter squash, they both belong to the same plant family. Spaghetti squash is believed to be a healthier alternative to most squashes and flavorful too. It was called as such because it literally…

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How to Make Apple Cider

Apple cider is a common drink that is enjoyed mostly in North America. It can be made at home with fresh apples or bought from many local food grocers. There is an ongoing debate about whether apple cider is an alcohol beverage or not. Some even believe it’s the same as apple juice. Find out…

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How to Smoke Ribs

It’s hard to imagine a weekend barbeque without a rack of saucy ribs smoking nearby. Smoked ribs have a unique flavor that is hard to resist. However, many still don’t know how to smoke ribs properly. The good news is you don’t need to shell out a fortune on the latest smoker. Learn how to…

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How to Make Lasagna

Lasagna is served everywhere from top restaurants to small pizzerias. Cheesy, meaty and filling, it is one of a few dishes that include a carb source, meats and dairy all in one. This layered dish is a family favorite and you can learn how to make lasagna effortlessly at home. What is Lasagna Made of? Lasagna…

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How to Cook Asparagus

When it comes to nutrient-dense foods, asparagus is up there with the best of them. This crunchy, green vegetable is believed to belong to the lily family. Although most people recognize it by its green color, Spanish asparagus is often white and the French variety is purple. Regardless of which color asparagus you prefer, learn…

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How to Cut a Mango

Mangoes are juicy and sweet, but they can also be messy fruits to eat. Peeling mangoes often results in sticky fingers and not enough flesh left to eat. Learning how to cut a mango is not only clean, but is also nutritious too. From vitamin C to potassium, mangoes are very healthy and make great…

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How to Cook Filet Mignon Easily

In any restaurant, filet mignon will be the most expensive cut of steak. There are a few good reasons behind this. This steak cut is one of the tenderest of all beef and of the high quality too. Its availability is quite limited and it contains high amount of nutrients for your health. Given its…

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How to Cook Tofu

When most people think about a vegetarian diet, they think of tofu. Although it is popular among vegetarians and vegans, tofu has actually been a staple food of Asian communities for centuries. It is made mainly from soybean and comes in different textures. If you would like to incorporate this protein-rich food into your diet,…

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How to Make Pizza Sauce

Pizzas are made by layering ingredients that will produce the best flavor. The base is made of dough, which is basted with a red sauce. This red sauce is the pizza sauce. It is the one that adds a kick to pizza and makes the dough softer when cooked. If you’re thinking about making homemade…

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How to Make Fried Rice

If you’ve always wanted to know how to make fried rice with your leftovers, you’ll be relieved at how simple it is to prepare. If you’ve never heard of fried rice, it is a well-liked dish made from stir-fried rice and other ingredients. Different communities have their own versions of fried rice. Learn how to…

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How to Make Nachos

Nachos are a Mexican specialty and consist of crispy tortilla chips served with different types of tasty toppings. Depending on which country you’re in, they can be eaten either as a snack or full meal. Although nachos are originally a salty dish, some cooks prefer them to be sweet and sometimes serve them as desserts….

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