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Should You Store Garlic In The Fridge? - AOL (opens the original)
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Garlic is one of those kitchen staples that most of us don’t think too hard about when it comes to storage. A bulb just sits in a bowl on the counter or gets tucked into a pantry basket, and lives there until we need it. But if you’ve ever had garlic dry out or start to grow mold, you might wonder if storing it in the refrigerator might be a better idea. To answer the question of where garlic should really be stored, you’ll have to start with the form the garlic is in: whole, peeled, or minced.
You Might Be Storing Your Milk In The Wrong Place—Here’s The Best Spot For It - AOL (opens the original)
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You might just squeeze milk into the fridge wherever there’s space, but placement matters more than you think. Not all areas of the refrigerator stay at the same temperature, and where you store milk can directly impact how long it lasts. A change in placement can prevent early spoilage and keep your milk tasting fresher longer. Here’s where it should live, if the fridge door is an okay place to store it, and whether the type of milk matters. Milk—and dairy in general—is highly perishable and se
The Best Oven Temperature For Perfect Salmon Every Time - AOL (opens the original)
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We’ve all had dry, overcooked salmon at some point, and it’s probably not something you’d want to repeat. When salmon is done right, it should be tender, moist, and lusciously flaky. The best way to achieve that ideal texture? Using the right oven temperature. Choosing the right heat level can make or break your salmon. Too high and the fish will dry out by the time it cooks through. Too low and it will cook unevenly or lack that lightly caramelized top that makes baked salmon so satisfying. Onc
How To Microwave A Potato Perfectly Every Time - AOL (opens the original)
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There are some nights when only a warm, buttery baked potato will do. But waiting close to an hour for an oven-baked version just isn’t always realistic. That’s where the microwave can come in. While a microwaved potato won’t have quite the same crispy texture of an oven-baked potato, it will deliver a soft, fluffy interior in a fraction of the time. And with a quick finishing step, you can even get surprisingly close to that classic baked texture. Here’s what you need to know. Microwaving a pot
How To Sear Steak So It’s Crisp Outside And Juicy Inside - AOL (opens the original)
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Cutting into a perfectly seared steak is a thing of beauty. The tender meat, deeply browned, flavorful crust, and of course, the lip-smacking juices all amount to an incredibly satisfying bite. That rich, savory flavor is thanks to the Maillard reaction, a process that occurs between 285°F and 330°F in which proteins and sugars are transformed into that browned exterior we love. Achieving the perfect sear relies on a few key points, including choosing the right cut, prepping steak properly, usin
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