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Buy It: GreenPan Skillet ($40, Bed Bath & Beyond) Test Kitchen Tip: For the best stuffed pork chops, reach for a thin-blade, sharp knife. This tool allows you to slice a small, deep opening, so less of the filling falls out. Test Kitchen Tip: Bypass the alcohol by swapping apple juice for the bourbon, if desired. Test Kitchen Tip: The USDA now recommends cooking pork at 145°F (rather than the previous final cooking temp suggestion of 160°F)....

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Test Kitchen Tip: If you plan to serve a beverage with this dinner party grill idea, try rosé or Viognier for a delightful wine pairing. Test Kitchen Tip: Rinse the noodles with cold water after cooking to keep them from absorbing too much dressing and removes excess starch. Test Kitchen Tip: If you’re using wooden skewers for this grilling recipe, soak them in water for at least 30 minutes before using them, so they don’t scorch or start to flame....

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To create angled shelves: To create wine storage, 4-inch PVC pipe cut to length and painted was adhered to the former VCR shelf with construction adhesive. A bright blue paint job provides a striking finish. To recreate this DIY furniture project, tape off the parts of the chair you want to leave unpainted. Apply interior/exterior latex primer, let dry, and then apply latex paint in your color of choice. For tight detail work, use a 1/2-inch flat detail brush....

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Test Kitchen Tip: Can’t find—or not a fan of—malted milk eggs? Try peanut butter Easter eggs instead. Test Kitchen Tip: Try swapping the whipped cream for scoops of vanilla ice cream! Test Kitchen Tip: For the best flavor, make the Easter trifle the night before and keep it chilled until you’re ready to serve it. Related Video

Color of the Year 2023 announcements have included a few fresh shades of red, with Dunn-Edwards, Sherwin-Williams, and more announcing reddish predictions. Still, Benjamin Moore’s Color of the Year 2023 stands apart: Raspberry Blush 2008-30 is dramatic and punchy, with electric undertones that channel vibrant energy. Compared to the Sherwin-Williams pick, a grounded blush-beige called Redend Point, and the Better Homes & Garden Color of the Year, Canyon Ridge, Raspberry Blush is splashier and more daring, great for those craving louder decor in their space (though it’s worth noting that color this bold isn’t for everyone)....

What is blood meal? Blood meal is made from dried slaughterhouse waste, and is one of the densest non-synthetic sources of nitrogen for plants. Nitrogen is key to many aspects of healthy plant growth. For example, it’s a component of chlorophyll, which is essential for converting light into sugars that plants need for energy. Nitrogen is also a building block for new leaves and stems (that’s why the youngest leaves are often the first to look yellow from a nitrogen deficiency)....

Brandi has been an e-commerce writer for Better Homes & Gardens since 2022.She was previously an Associate Producer at DotDash Meredith, where she produced in-article videos for well-known brands such as InStyle, Better Homes & Gardens, Southern Living, and Real Simple.She graduated from Troy University with a degree in English, and has taken several journalism and creative writing courses at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. My favorite purchases are my Scrub Daddy dishwand and Singer Start 1304 Sewing Machine....

If you’re trying to decide between ceramic vs. porcelain tile, it’s important to know the difference between them. Our guide will walk you through the key considerations when choosing the best type of tile for your space. What’s the Difference Between Ceramic vs. Porcelain Tile? Ceramic and porcelain tiles are made with very similar materials and processes, but there are slight differences between the two. In general, porcelain tile is harder than ceramic and offers greater design flexibility....

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Is It OK to Leave Butter Out? The short answer is yes, you can. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has consistently said that you can store butter on the counter for a few days without it going bad (rejoice, room temperature butter fans!). A study from the FDA even notes that, unlike other dairy products, both butter and margarine have a long history of remaining safe to eat even when they’re stored out of the refrigerator....

Home design blogger with more than 13 years of experienceExpert contributor for Better Homes & Gardens, CNN, and the Conde Nast Traveler blogPartnered with retail brands to create content for IKEA, Wayfair, Lowe’s, The Home Depot, Walmart, and many more. Related Video

The white stucco building has a sense of grandeur and formality that Sarah loved as a child but didn’t exactly identify with as an adult. “We wanted the house to reflect our taste,” Sarah says. “We also had a new baby, so we wanted it to feel family-friendly.” Designer Emilie Munroe knew she could reinterpret the house to suit the Rayburns’ style and needs while honoring the architecture that made the house special....

On the middle anchor PVC pipes, add a cross connector. Add a joint connector piece, then add a T connector on top of the cross connector, with the open joint facing into the raised bed. Related Video

If you already know the magic of your trusty slow cooker, but you’re not sure how to return the love by way of a thorough cleaning, don’t fret. Here’s a step-by-step guide to cleaning your slow cooker so it’s prepped and ready for making those delicious meals. How to Clean a Slow Cooker You might be tempted to treat stuck-on stains with harsh cleaners, but all it takes to clean a slow cooker are a few simple household ingredients that you likely already have on hand....