Healthy Main Dishes: Turkey Roasting, Seafood & Keto Entrees

Mastering main dishes requires techniques for moisture retention, safe reheating of seafood, and adapting recipes for Keto or low-sodium dietary needs.

How do I Make Deep Fried Chicken Wings?

Chicken wings are a common snack food served in pubs, sports bars and home parties. With their popularity, it is unsurprising that these delicacies are available in a variety of flavors. Many people enjoy eating the spiciest wings possible, while others enjoy mellow flavors like honey garlic.

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How to Grill Thick Pork Chops

Thick, juicy pork chops are a summer favorite. Grilling thick pork chops can be challenging, however, because you must get the temperature just right without charring the meat's edges. The key to successfully grilling thick-cut pork is the keep the temperature of the grill low and to grill them slowly.

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How to Bake Sirloin Tip Steak

Sirloin tip steak -- more widely known as flap meat -- is surprisingly flavorful and tender given its relatively low cost. This cheap cut does well with fast cooking methods like pan searing and grilling, but with a little tenderizing marination, you can turn out a great baked sirloin tip steak, too.

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Chicken soup

What Are the Benefits of Chicken Broth?

Chicken broth is made from combining chicken bones, scraps of chicken, carrots, celery, onions and other flavorings. These ingredients simmer together for hours until the desired flavor is achieved. The liquid, or broth, is strained to get rid of all of the large particles.

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Raw fish

How to Bake Salmon in the Oven With Foil

Baking salmon in aluminum foil allows for a more flavorful meal and easy cleanup. This technique traps the moisture inside the foil to prevent the salmon from drying out. This technique also allows you to bake different flavors into your salmon.

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calabaza

How to Bake or Roast a Calabaza

Calabaza is a popular squash varietal that is grown in tropical areas. Also known as West Indian pumpkin, calabaza is an earthy, sweet food that makes a perfect addition to dinner on a chilly fall night. It can be a substitute for recipes that call for pumpkin, acorn or butternut squash.

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How to Grill Onions in Foil

Raw onions may make you cry, but an onion on the grill has a totally different effect. An onion's flavor changes drastically as it is cooked at high heats. The sugars in the vegetable caramelize, causing the vegetable to become much sweeter.

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How to Grill a 1 1/2 Inch Thick Filet Mignon

Filet mignon is the most tender cut of beef, and you pay for the privilege of it gracing your plate. It's not a particularly flavorful cut, though, due to its lack of fat marbling. Of course, that translates to less saturated fat, cholesterol and calories, which is a good thing.

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Slow Cooker Pork Roast With Onion Soup

Using a slow cooker has many benefits, including the convenience of knowing that dinner is cooking while you are engaged with other tasks. Slow cookers use less electricity and gives off less heat than an oven.

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Skirt Steak with Pomegranate Gastrique

How to Cook Skirt Steak in the Oven

Skirt steak is known for its strong beefy flavor and is typically found in Mexican fajitas and Philadelphia, or Philly, cheesesteak sandwiches. Compared to strip or rib eye steaks, skirt steak generally costs about 50 percent less. Keep in mind it tends to toughen up if it's cooked to more than medium doneness.

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Barbecue Buffalo Chicken Wings

Healthy Options at Buffalo Wild Wings

Buffalo Wild Wings is a typical wing restaurant that offers chicken wings in a variety of flavors, in addition to side orders such as fries, potato wedges and fried mozzarella sticks. The restaurant also offers burgers, sandwiches, shrimp, ribs and desserts.

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Chicken Pizza Lifted Slice

How to Grill Pizza on a Smoker

With spring in the air and summer looming on the horizon, the smokers and grills are out in force. While the traditional fare of burgers, brats, dogs and barbecue create mouthwatering meals, there is a less traditional, albeit no less tasty barbecuing option.

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Smoked Smoke ready to serve

How to Roast a Whole Salmon Fillet

Roasted salmon is a classic, simple dish that can be cooked for a large group or for a single person with little change in preparation methods.

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How to Toast a Sandwich in the Oven

Sandwiches are a common choice for lunches or quick dinners but cold sandwiches can get boring. Toasting a sandwich can be a tasty change. You can toast almost any type of sandwich and serve it warm or hot.

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How to Cook a Ling Cod

Ling cod is a fish from the cod family that is found exclusively on the west coast of North America, especially near the coast of British Columbia. Ling cod are characterized by a long, single dorsal fin, a large mouth and teeth, and deep brown to dark green coloring.

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Roasted almond

How to Roast Almonds in a Microwave

Almonds make a nutritious snack or addition to recipes. An ounce of almonds contains 35 percent of your recommended daily allowance of vitamin E, plus healthy fiber and protein. Roasting brings out the flavor of nuts. You can roast almonds quickly in your microwave, with or without additional fat.

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neck with rosemary and basil

How to Bake Chuck Steak

Throw out everything you think you know about cooking steaks, especially chuck steaks. Chuck steaks come from the portion of beef located in the chest and front leg portion, which is naturally lean and tough. Chuck steak is basically a chuck roast cut into thinner pieces, usually 1 1/2 inches or less.

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Copper Pots

Is It Safe to Cook in Copper Pots?

Copper pots have benefits and disadvantages. Copper is attractive and shiny when used on the outside of pots and pans and copper is an excellent conductor of heat. Because of its look and superior heat conduction, copper cookware tends to be more expensive than other types of cookware.

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How to Cook an 8 Pound Pork Loin

The loin cut in a pig is the leanest, most tender section of the animal and needs to be cooked properly, as overcooking will cause it to dry out quickly. A whole pork loin without the bones will weigh somewhere between 6 and 8 pounds. and will be able to feed upwards of 10 people.

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filet mignon

How to Cook Petite Filets of Beef

A petite filet of beef is typically between 4 and 6 oz. of steak cut from the center of the tenderloin. Many people consider it to be the most tender cut of steak, and the petite portion makes it a more waistline-friendly red meat option.

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