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Joanna Gaines’ Fall Collection Is Filled With So Many Good Kitchen Finds, Including New Stanley Colors

Keep meal prep fast and your kitchen cool.

Ninja, Instant, and More Top Air Fryers and Toaster Ovens Are on Sale for Up to 40% Off at Amazon

PSA: Dolly Parton's Lodge Cast Iron Skillets Are Finally on Sale

Shop cast iron skillets, Dutch ovens, and more.

Save Up to 50% on Stunning French Cast Iron Cookware From Staub

This Organizing Shelf Is a ‘Game-Changer’ For Tidying Messy Pantries — and You Don’t Need to Use a Drill

Barkha Cardoz continues her husband’s work through her partnership with Burlap & Barrel.

Floyd Cardoz’s Legacy Continues Through These Specialty Spice Blends

From sourcing to serving scallops, we have you covered.

How to Grill Scallops Like a Pro

One expert calls this method the coffee equivalent of a wine cellar.

Bought Too Much Coffee? Try This Pro-Approved Upgrade to Keep It Fresh for Longer

These Coolers Are Every Bit as Good as Yeti, and They’re Up to 72% Off

These Space-Saving Tools Make a Big Difference in My Kitchen, and They Start at Just $5

McDonald's Is Sharing New Details About One of Its Biggest Burgers Ever

Some like it smothered in a robust Bolognese or tossed with a simple fresh tomato sauce. Others like it swirled in a creamy spinach sauce or mixed with pungent garlic and anchovies. However you like it best, there’s no denying that pasta is one of the most popular dinner choices. And for good reason. It’s fast, simple and delicious and just about everyone loves it. But have you ever noticed that pasta at a restaurant just tastes better than homemade? Well, there’s a reason for that, and it’s not necessarily that chefs are adding more salt or fat. In fact, there are simple techniques (and a little culinary know-how) that can help you replicate restaurant-quality pasta at home.

Why Pasta Tastes Better at Restaurants, According to a Former Line Cook

Kraft Is Launching 2 New Mac & Cheese Flavors — Here's Your First Look

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Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

Shoppers Say This Top-Rated Knife Set Cuts Better Than Pricier Brands, and It's Currently 80% Off

It makes cold brew, espresso, drip coffee, and more.

Ninja’s Newest Coffee Machine Replaces at Least Three of Your Countertop Appliances

Organize your kitchen like a real chef would.

This Surprising Piece of Cookware Doubles as My Favorite Kitchen Organizer, and It’s Just $6

Amazon Shoppers Can't Stop Adding this Travel-Ready Charcuterie Board to Their Carts

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Plus, the chef's secret to infusing your air fryer garlic bread with an extra garlicky flavor!

This Air Fryer Garlic Bread Recipe Cooks to Crispy, Buttery Perfection in Just 4 Minutes

Travel the world of whiskey without leaving your couch.

Shoppers Say This Cast Iron Dutch Oven Is ‘Just As Good as Expensive Ones’ and It’s 40% Off Right Now

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