Marry me chicken is sautéed chicken in a creamy sun-dried tomato sauce. You can serve it with pasta as suggested or on its own. They say the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach, and this is worthy of a marriage proposal!
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This Meat Cooking Myth Could Actually Do More Harm Than Good
How many times have you heard the phrase “Don’t trust everything you see on the internet”? Thousands, I’m sure. But now that we live in a time when almost all of our daily information comes from the internet (and social media especially), it can be harder to separate fact from fiction.
While there are plenty of chefs creating great, informative cooking content on platforms like TikTok, social media can also be a breeding ground for false information, especially when it comes to food safety. In a recent Reddit thread, users shared the cooking myths they know to immediately distrust when they see them shared on social media, and a common answer was one we know all too well: washing meat.
“Washing meat is still a surprisingly prevalent bad practice,” wrote user DyotMeetMat.
In reality, no, you should probably not be washing your meat before cooking it. This is commonly known among many home cooks, but if you’ve been fooled by the internet lore, read on to find out why this practice is ill-advised.
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Oven-Roasted Ribs
Learn how long to cook country-style ribs in the oven at 350 degrees F with this easy recipe that features a sweet and tangy homemade barbecue sauce. This recipe can be used for all types of ribs.
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How to Tell If Chicken Is Bad
We’ve all been there: You buy a package of raw chicken at the grocery store, already dreaming of the recipes you’ll make, then…life happens. You forget about the chicken and a few days later, you’re wondering if it’s still good. It’s actually quite easy to tell if chicken has gone bad, whether it’s raw or cooked—here’s what you need to know:
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15 Party Snacks That Look Like You Made an Effort—But Come Together With Just 3 Ingredients
It happened again: You let time slip by, and now you’re scrambling for a snack to bring to the party or potluck. You could run to the store and pick up something ready-made, or you could pull together a perfectly sharable dish with ingredients you may already have at home. These easy snacks come together quickly and only require three ingredients, max. Whether you make them ahead of time or at the last minute, these simple bites will minimize your time in the kitchen but still impress every guest. Scroll through and get easy recipes for stuffed mushrooms, spinach pinwheels, cookie balls, mozzarella sticks, and more, that take only three ingredients or less.
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