Robby Somebody is after Procter and Gamble and it is hard to know why. Years ago there was the allegation that the company’s corporate logo hid a picture of the devil, then sodium lauryl sulfate, a common ingredient in detergents was acclaimed to be the chemical from hell by rapidly circulating e-mails, and Procter and Gamble’s … Read more
But apart from these delicacies, Americans in the United States love eating tacos as soon as they get the chance. And this patronage is equivalent to billions of tacos consumed every year! But do you know that there are different types of tortillas that are used for tacos? Although you can make tacos without a … Read more
Is your chocolate chip, shortbread, or sugar cookie dough too dry? Whether you incorrectly measured dry ingredients or your cookie dough dried out in the fridge, this post can help! If youre wondering how do you add moisture to dry cookie dough, below I list a few different ways, show you how to fix crumbly … Read more
This fresh pineapple ham puts a modern twist on your grandmothers go-to Christmas meal. Enjoy the savory-sweet flavors as juicy pineapple complements the smokiness of the ham, smothered with a balsamic honey glaze that caramelizes to perfection. Its a winning centerpiece for any occasion: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter – or whenever youre just craving a delicious … Read more
It’s easy to learn how to make ravioli with the right step-by-step instructions and tools. Homemade ravioli is way better than store-bought ravioli — and it’s also fun because you can add whatever filling you want! My favorite filling is my butternut squash filled ravioli. But feel free to customize your raviolis and try new … Read more
The professionals at Mr. Appliance® are sometimes asked, “Is it safe to put Styrofoam in the microwave?” And the safest answer is no. While some types of foam are labeled as microwave-safe, we don’t recommend using foam vessels for reheating food in a microwave oven. Styrofoam is a registered trademark of Dow Chemical, but the … Read more
Definition of ‘nicoise’ 1. in the style of Nice, France. 2. garnished or prepared with tomatoes, and often anchovies, black olives, capers, etc. salade niçoise. What is Niçoise Salad? Salad Niçoise (pronounced nee-suahz) is essentially a French composed salad, much like our American Cobb salad, but with tuna, green beans, and potatoes, instead of chicken, … Read more
A classic Gluten-Free Bread boule, made with yeast and ready in just a few hours! It’s light, fluffy, and perfect for sandwiches, toast, and anything else you’d use bread for. This gluten-free loaf is also vegan and free of the top 8 food allergens. Thanks to Bob’s Red Mill for sponsoring this post! I’ve been … Read more
All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Some people go to Super Bowl parties for the game (or the halftime show), but me, I go for the food. The right game day spread can be magical—a wonderland of queso-doused nachos, slow cookers full of … Read more
Baked in Vermont Episodes Gesine Prado is sharing her tips and tricks for stocking a freezer full of baked goodies ready to go in a pinch. Whether for unexpected guests or a last-minute dinner party, Gesine has all the bases covered with make-ahead, bake-ahead dishes like Shaker Chicken Pot Pie, Cinnamon Crumble Buns and Devils … Read more
