June 2012
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Jun 5th
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Jun 5th
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Allrecipes Feature: Create a Cook's Profile
Did you know you can create a Cook’s Profile on Allrecipes.com? Your Cook’s Profile helps make your Allrecipes experience personalized and useful. It displays content that is just for you—including Recipe Box, Reviews, Photos, and other items. It allows other members to learn about you (but you control what other members see). Your Cook’s Profile allows you to add/change/review the...
Jun 4th
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Kitchen Tip of the Day: Mayonnaise
Homemade mayonnaise has a milder, more neutral flavor than the store-bought varieties, and can be customized to meet your tastes.   1. Mayonnaise is simply an emulsion of oil and egg yolks, with a little acidity and salt added to brighten the flavors. To make 1 cup of mayonnaise you will need: 1 cup of light olive oil (less strongly flavored than standard olive oil) or other good-quality oil,...
Jun 1st
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Jun 1st
May 2012
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Hi Allrecipeeps! Allrecipes is turning 15 this year and we’re cooking up something special to celebrate, but we need your help! We’re looking for video footage of your family and friends that involves food, cooking, or celebrating holidays and life’s little moments. If you have any video footage you’d like to share, email VIDEO@allrecipes.com for instructions on how to send us your clips. Thanks...
May 31st
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Top 9 Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Recipes →
  You know you want to check it out.
May 30th
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May 28th
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Kitchen Tip of the Day: Memorial Day Grilling
If you’ve decided to stick with classic grilled recipes this weekend, be sure you know how to grill the very best burgers. Or wow your guests and a twist on grilled chicken. See how Chef John makes Grilled Lemon and Yogurt Chicken. Have a great weekend!
May 26th
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Kitchen Tip of the Day: Marinating
What is the best way to marinate? The main role of marinades is to add flavor to food. A plain grilled chicken breast tastes pretty good, but a grilled chicken breast that’s been bathed in an orange, ginger and sesame marinade for a few hours tastes absolutely spectacular! The kinds of flavors you can add to your marinade are only as limited as your imagination and the contents of your...
May 24th
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“Revenge,” and Some Hamptons Dishes Best Served...
I must say, I’m pretty impressed with the progress that’s been made leading up to tonight’s finale of Revenge. Emily has taken down a handful of the people who framed her father, brought the Graysons pretty darn close to their breaking point, and discovered who actually killed her father—if they wanted to torture viewers, they could’ve stretched that into three seasons, easy. But, there’s still a...
May 23rd
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  Iced tea: sweetened or straight up?
May 22nd
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What's Hot in the Kitchen This Week?
A lot of moms were served eggs Benedict on Mother’s Day! Page views for this term jumped dramatically last week compared with the previous week, based on searches both leading to and within Allrecipes.com. There are a zillion stories out there about the origin of this breakfast and brunch favorite but for sure, it’s an American original. The tale heard most often is that in the 1860s, Mr. and Mrs....
May 22nd
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Kitchen Tip of the Day: Cracking Pie Dough
Problem: The dough cracks when I try to roll it The dough is either too dry or too cold. Fix: If it seems to be crumbling apart, work a few sprinkles of water into it—a squeeze bottle works well—but try to handle it as little as possible. If it merely cracks at the edges when you run the rolling pin over it, it probably just needs to warm up a little. Allow it to sit on the counter...
May 21st
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  Movie popcorn: butter or no butter?
May 17th
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Kitchen Tip of the Day: Shaking Out Flour
Here’s a great tip for those who are learning to bake! “Put flour into a salt shaker and use this to flour a cake or muffin pan or to flour a work surface for pastry. This is a handy way to get a light, even coating of flour.” -Maureen Valentine, How To Break An Egg
May 17th
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Kitchen Tip of the Day: Perfect Potato Salad
Pick a Potato Don’t overlook the most essential part of your potato salad: the spuds! Among the best varieties for potato salad are Yellow Finn, Yukon Gold, and red potatoes. Their high moisture content will give them a more pleasant texture when cold, and their waxier flesh holds up better to chopping and to tossing with dressing than drier, more mealy potatoes, like Russets. If you...
May 15th
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What's Hot in the Kitchen This Week?
Mint juleps and margaritas were HUGE last week! Of course, that’s because of the Kentucky Derby and Cinco de Mayo. That totally cool Mexican-inspired holiday even had its own holiday page on Allrecipes. (Love the “how to” video there for making fish tacos! Take a look! It’s just what I needed to try making these.) May 5th festivities also made a chicken enchilada recipe the...
May 15th
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“The Avengers” Gets Allrecipes Users Craving...
Seeing as The Avengers absolutely killed it at the box office for the second weekend in a row, chances are you’ve seen the movie. And if you’ve seen the movie, chances are you’ve also developed a hankering for a shawarma just like—and thanks to—Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man. [Iron Man to Captain America:] “You ever tried Shawarma? There’s a shawarma joint about two blocks from here. I don’t know...
May 15th
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How I Met Your Mother Love-Fest
In a word, this show is about one thing: Love.—And where each character is with it. Let’s recap: Ted: Wants it, hasn’t found it yet. Barney: Never wanted it, seems to have found it. Lilly and Marshall: In it, getting ready to shower their baby with it. Robin: Scared of it, yet doesn’t exactly seem to not want it, but tends to sabotage it…yeah, this one’s complicated. Regardless of all the...
May 14th