Cooking 101
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Boiled Egg 101
Despite its name, a boiled egg shouldn't be boiled (which will yield rubbery results) but...
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Rack of Lamb 101
Special occasions demand equally momentous meals, and few dishes are as elegant -- or delicious...
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Waffles 101
They're not just for breakfast anymore -- tempting recipes and foolproof techniques for waffles...
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Ham 101
Ham DefinedUnderstand the differences among ham varieties...
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Piecrust 101
Because a pie is only as good as its crust, the perfect pie dough must be part of any cook's...
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Baking Pantry 101
A well-stocked pantry will help keep...
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Fondant Decorating Tips
The porcelain-smooth finish of rolled fondant creates a suitable base for a variety of...
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Bacon 101
Rediscover a morning staple with the help of our glossary, foolproof cooking directions, and...
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Potato Salad Tips
Tips and variations for perfect potato salad.
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Caesar Salad 101
Each ingredient in a Caesar salad should have its own distinct appeal. The pungent...
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Wine-Tasting Party 101
Whether you are a wine novice or aficionado, a wine-tasting party is an elegant, and fun way to...
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Chocolate Pudding 101
Whether sampled from a warm mixing bowl in your mother's kitchen or savored in that first cool...
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Baking Sheets 101
Often, the type of bakeware you use determines the success or failure of a recipe. Some bakeware...
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Wine 101
Though understanding all the nuances of wine may seem like a daunting task, it actually isn't...
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Meat Temperatures 101: What Is Standard?
The USDA recommends a...
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What Does "Organic" Mean?
The 2005 court battle over whether "USDA Organic" products could contain synthetic...
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Thanksgiving 101 Menu
Embracing the idea of household favorites, we asked our food editors which dishes they cherish...
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Meat Thermometers 101
Traditional: These models are cheap, easy to use, and battery-free. Their...
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Caviar Basics
Caviar, fish roe that has been sieved and lightly salted, is often thought of as the...
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Meatloaf 101
Martha and her mother share their family recipe for meatloaf.
