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Top How to Videos

  • How to Make Greek Salad
  • How to Store Leftovers
  • How to Make Bread
  • How to Make Spaghetti Sauce
    (Red Sauce)
  • How to Cook an Omelet
  • How to Do a Wine Reduction
  • How to Grill Vegetables
  • How to Boil an Egg
  • How to Bake a Potato
  • How to Make Pancakes From Scratch
  • How to make homemade Pizza Dough
  • How to make Salad Dressing

How to Grill Vegetables (Portobello Mushrooms)

Grilled vegetables can yield just as much flavor, and with fewer calories and a smaller price tag to boot. And the portobello mushrooms and balsamic

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How To Make Salad Dressing

There’s a lot of science even in simple recipes and that couldnt be more true of salad dressing. A two-step recipe that is a good example of a

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How to Make Bread (Basic)

Bread is one of the oldest and most basic foods in existence. It’s also one of the most difficult to master. This no-frills recipe is a good start

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How to Make a Martini

This recipe is for a somewhat “dry” martini, since there is a 5-1 ratio of gin or vodka to vermouth. You can increase the vermouth to make it

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How to Make Pancakes From Scratch

Is there a heartier, more comforting breakfast than pancakes? I can’t think of any, and I’ve been fortunate enough to eat breakfast all over the

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How to Make Spaghetti Sauce (Red Sauce)

For me, spaghetti is pure comfort food: it reminds me of my childhood in the Midwest (spaghetti dinners ftw) as well as my amazing time in Italy.

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How to Store Leftovers

As a single home cook on a budget, leftovers are my friends (it’s not all three-course meals and tasting menus for this chef). And like all my

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How to Do a Wine Reduction

If you binge-watch food and cooking shows as much as I do, you’ve almost certainly heard of “wine reduction sauce.” Reducing wine might sound

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How to Cook an Omelet

The perfect omelet can seem tantalizingly out of reach, even for great chefs. But that shouldn’t stop you from trying. And while it may take years

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