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How to
Make Rice Cakes
It's all too common to find yourself with leftover rice and no plan as to what to do with it. Luckily, it's easy to transform old rice into yummy rice cakes! These aren't quite like the standard puffed rice cakes from th...
How to
Make a Quesadilla
Simple instructions for making quesadillas with your stove, oven, grill, or microwaveThis tasty dish has its roots in Mexican cuisine and is typically made using cheese and chicken. However, you do not have to use tradit...
How to Tell if a Sweet Potato Has Gone Bad
Signs of spoilage, storage tips, and more!If you’ve had some sweet potatoes for a while and you’re wondering if they’re still good, you’ve come to the right place! We’ll go over all the signs to look out for to...
How to Use a Metal, Silicone, or Bamboo Basket Steamer
Cook fast, healthy meals with any type of steamer basketSteaming is a healthy way to cook anything from vegetables to fish to dumplings. To steam food at home, all you need is a basket steamer. The most traditional baske...
How to
Cook Pig Feet
Pig's feet can be found in a variety of cultural cuisines, but the preparation often varies by region. Since this cut of meat has so much connective tissue and thick skin, however, each cooking method requires slow cooki...
How to Wash Fruits and Vegetables with Baking Soda
A guide to removing pesticides & dirt from produce Before you eat fresh berries, grapes, or apples from the store, it’s important to rinse off your fruit to get rid of any harmful bacteria, fungi, and dirt. Adding baki...
How to
Make a Tornado Omelette
The "Tornado Omelette" is a delicious dish that is truly unique. This dish relies more on technique and equipment than anything else. It may sound like it's hard to make, but there is a simple way of making it. This wiki...
What is the Cube Rule of Food Identification Theory?
Settle internet debates about food classification with this guideThe Cube Rule of Food is a potential solution to the question, “Is a hot dog a sandwich?” This joke rule is simple: use a cube as a guideline for where...
How to
Eat Sunflower Seeds
To eat a sunflower seed, run your tongue along the salty outer shell, crack it between your teeth, and spit out the shell before chewing the seed. Repeat. This article instructs on how to become a master seeder: one who ...
How to
Order Pizza
Pizza makes everyone happy. It's increasingly easy to order a pizza and have it delivered straight to your door in the blink of an eye. You can order pizza over the phone, online, or even on an Xbox. See Step 1 for more ...
How to
Fill Salt and Pepper Shakers
Filling salt and pepper shakers may or may not be self-evident, depending on the type of shakers used. Even if you think you've got this task sorted, there is always the issue of unwanted spillage while you pour––it'...
How to Make Sweet & Sour Sauce: 2 Best Recipes
Everything you need to make delicious sweet & sour sauceAre you having trouble finding the perfect sweet and sour sauce at your local grocery store? Sweet and sour sauce is actually quite easy to make, involving ingredie...
How to Make a Cantaloupe Ripen Quickly (Plus, How to Tell If It’s Ripe)
Ensure your cantaloupe is ripe, sweet, and juicy with this guide Cantaloupes are sweet, refreshing fruits when they’re ripe, but when they’re unripe, they’re often hard and dry. Luckily, you can make an unripe cant...
How to
Boil Potatoes
No more mushy and undercooked potatoes for youThere are a variety of recipes that call for you to boil potatoes before you add them to your dish, including mashed potatoes and potato salad. The best way to boil potatoes ...
How to Cut and Peel a Pomelo
Remove the rind from this tasty citrus A pomelo is a giant citrus fruit. It tastes a lot like grapefruit, but less bitter . In order to get to that sweet flesh, however, you have to cut and peel past a very thick rind, a...
How to Boil a Hot Dog Using a Microwave or Stove
You don’t need a grill to cook a delicious hot dog. Boiling hot dogs is a quick, easy way to make a tasty dog, and will ensure that your hot dogs are evenly cooked. You'll learn how to boil a hot dog on the stove (6 mi...
How to
Eat an Orange
Eating an orange might seem simple, but there are different ways you can pair an orange with other types of food to help enhance its flavor. This article will give you some ideas on how to add oranges into your diet. It ...
Easy Ways to Store Onions to Make Them Last Longer
Save halved & cut onions for later without losing freshness If you only need to cook with a portion of an onion, you may be wondering what to do with the rest. Fortunately, it’s safe and easy to store cut onions in the...
How to
Make Whipple Cream
Whipple cream is a type of clay that you use to make toy and decorative baked goods. Whipple cream is meant to resemble whipped cream and is not edible. All you need to make whipple cream is some art clay, glue, and supp...
How to
Eat Kimchi
Kimchi is a traditional Korean dish consisting of primarily fermented cabbage. Other ingredients include vinegar, garlic, chili pepper, scallions, and/or radishes. It has a spicy, tangy flavor great for nearly any meal. ...