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Very key here is the size of your loaf pan because this will fill out every speck of it before it is done. Mine holds 6 liquid cups (or 1420 ml); it’s 8×4 inches on the bottom and 9×5 inches on the top. If yours is even slightly smaller or …

Why matzo meal? If you grew up with matzo ball soup, you might like the familiar flavor (and I’m convinced extra buoyancy) from using it, but don’t worry, breadcrumbs work just as well. The amount of noodles suggested for this soup is generous because we like it that way, but …

I realize, after 18 years a part of it, that the rules of the food internet in the week before the American cooking superbowl we call Thanksgiving, dictate that everything should relate back to turkey, stuffing, or pie. But friends, we have that abundantly covered in the archives, and the …

Thanksgiving is stock season! Got some leftover vegetables from all those holiday meals? Why not make a stock? Vegetable stock is great for maximizing flavor and minimizing waste. If you’ve ever made a batch of homemade vegetable broth with onion skins, carrot tops, and other kitchen scraps, you know just how good it can be. …

We’ve been there. You know you need to hydrate, but you’re tired of boring plain water. Did you know there’s a way to spice up your water AND do your body a favor? Yep, you can make your very own nutrient-packed ice cubes!  Ahead, we’ll teach you how to make …

Thanksgiving leftovers can be delicious… if you know how to reheat them the right way. Whether it’s leftover turkey, creamy mashed potatoes, or sweet potato casserole, reheating your Thanksgiving food properly will keep the flavors at their best and ensure it’s safe to eat. Let’s break down the best way …

Maybe you’re prepping for Thanksgiving, or you’ve just finished it up, and now you’re wondering what to do with all that leftover turkey. No one wants that delicious bird to go to waste! So what do you do? Can you freeze it? Absolutely, you can freeze leftover turkey! And yes, …

Heat oven: To 375°F (190°C). Toast the crumbs: In a 10-inch ovenproof skillet (I’m using this one), melt 2 tablespoons of the butter over medium heat and add the breadcrumbs. Toast the crumbs in the butter, stirring, until they’re a light golden brown. Season with a pinch of salt and …

As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to start planning for Thanksgiving dinner. If you’re looking to diverge from the traditional feast of roast turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, why not bring some Asian-inspired flavors to your Thanksgiving table? We’ve created a great list of ideas to mix this timeless American tradition with the delicious cuisine of Asian …

Whether you’re a cauliflower fanatic or just looking to add a healthier twist on holiday sides, this fluffy veggie has become one of the best things you can add to your Thanksgiving menu. With its mild, nutty flavor and sheer versatility, cauliflower makes a great base for both classic and …