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Combine These 2 Treats From The Arby’s Menu For The Ultimate Dessert

Summer_Wind/Shutterstock If you’re the type who likes to do a little innovative mix-and-matching with your fast food orders, Arby’s is a great place to experiment. Not only can you give your Arby’s roast beef sandwiches a new flavor with this bread switch tip, but there’s also the potential to create decadent new desserts. In this case, all it takes is a vanilla milkshake getting up-close and personal with a triple chocolate cookie to create the ultimate dessert: the cookie milkshake to beat all cookie milkshakes. To make this rich, sweet treat, simply order … Read more

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Sesame Miso Soba with Crispy Tofu – Leels Cooks

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Let’s pretend summer is here already so we can eat all of the cool, refreshing and light foods, okay? OKAY?! I’ve also been making a lot of unintentional vegetarian meals lately, not sure why, not unhappy about it though. As long as it’s delicious, no complaints! Feel free to sub out any of the vegetables with your favourite, and you can also sub the tofu for any other protein you’d prefer. Shredded rotisserie chicken would go very well with this. What you need: 1/2 brick of firm tofu, cubed 2 sleeves of soba noodles 1/2 cup cucumber, thinly sliced … Read more

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Score Your Tofu Before Marinating For More Flavor

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Vaaseenaa/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you think tofu is bland and boring, you should reevaluate how you prepare it because bringing sensational flavor to your tofu game is unbelievably simple. In fact, several techniques are similar to the steps in preparing animal-based proteins. One such key method is scoring your tofu. By creating shallow cuts across the tofu’s surface, you significantly increase the surface area for your flavorful marinade to seep into. Consider the crevices created from scoring your tofu to be flavor reservoirs … Read more

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Keep Updated! – Leels Cooks

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How To Maintain The Texture Of Nori In Homemade Sushi Rolls

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Yulia Naumenko/Getty Images Sushi is an elegant, deceptively simple food that cleverly combines flavors and textures to create beautifully balanced bites of food. Though learning all the nuances of this centuries-old art can take more than a decade, making your favorite classic maki rolls at home is fairly easy and much more budget-friendly than ordering takeout. Maki rolls are what most people think of first when they picture sushi, as it features the classic combo of seafood and veggies nestled in the center of tasty layers of rice and seaweed paper, aka … Read more

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Almond Biscotti – Leels Cooks

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I’m not a fan of overly sweet cookies or dessert, so these were perfect. Crunchy, subtly sweet, perfect with a tea or coffee! Recipe adapted from: Nonna’s Biscotti Ingredients: 1 cup sugar 1 stick unsalted butter, melted 3 tablespoons brandy (didn’t have brandy, used scotch, couldn’t tell) 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1 cup whole almonds with skin, lightly toasted, cooled, and coarsely chopped 3 large eggs 2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt Stir together sugar, butter, brandy, and vanilla in a large bowl, then stir in almonds and eggs. Stir in flour, … Read more

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How Many Times Has Wendy’s Changed Its Fries?

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Deutschlandreform/Shutterstock It may not seem like it, but an incredible amount of research and planning goes into each fast food product. This applies even more to staples that are part of a fast food chain’s signature offerings, since they help the brand differentiate itself. For example, McDonald’s and Wendy’s have very different beef patties that both companies have poured significant resources into perfecting. The humble french fry is an equally big deal, considering it’s Wendy’s largest-selling product and has only been changed twice since the chain started in 1969. After keeping them the … Read more

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Eggs in a Pizza Basket – Leels Cooks

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We don’t need a recipe for this. You just need to see this and know it exists. Those of you that follow my instagram know that I have a thing for eggs. Straight up #yolkporn. If I can put an egg on it, I will. Two, even. This was just one of those cases 😀 I like putting an egg ON pizza, but I find either making it separate or baking it on top of already baked pizza doesn’t really go as well. So this was my solution. Make eggs in a basket, but with pizza. Easy peasy. Try it … Read more

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The Absolute Best Fruit To Pair With Cottage Cheese

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Fotografiabasica/Getty Images At Chowhound, we’re pretty big cottage cheese fans. We even have a whole list of cottage cheese brands, ranked worst to best, lovingly curated so that you can go out and pluck the tastiest of cheeses off the shelf. What you can do with cottage cheese is vast and varied (check out these delicious breakfast ideas featuring cottage cheese to get inspired), but today, we’re going to focus on something much more simple: good old-fashioned fruit and cheese pairings. When it comes to sweet cottage cheese mix-ins, you can really … Read more

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Spicy Maple Korean Fried Chicken Pancakes – Pancake Day – Leels Cooks

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It’s Pancake Day! Apparently Canadians are supposed to celebrate this as well but I’ve never <_< I make and eat pancakes pretty often so I wanted to do something different. Since chicken and waffles are a thing, as are chicken and pancakes. I thought I could bring my own twist to this 😀 Fluffy pancakes with, sweet, sticky, spicy chicken on top – trust me you’re going to love this. Pancakes: I always use the martha stewart pancake recipe, it’s easy, basic and never goes wrong. 1 cup all-purpose flour, (spooned and leveled) 2 tablespoons sugar. 2 teaspoons baking powder. … Read more

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