A half-pound burger generally takes 8 to 12 minutes total for medium doneness, but the most reliable method is cooking to 160°F as the USDA.

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Yes, sun-dried tomatoes can go bad, but dry-packed varieties last 9 to 12 months in the pantry.

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Green bell peppers are a nutritious, low-calorie vegetable that offer a solid dose of vitamin C, fiber.

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One gram of fat provides approximately 9 kilocalories of energy, more than double the amount found in the same weight of carbohydrates or protein.

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To cook ground beef, heat a large skillet with a little oil over medium-high heat, add the beef, break it apart.

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A standard 8-ounce cup of black tea contains about 47 mg of caffeine, though amounts can range from 14 mg to 70 mg depending on the type of tea.

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You can make sweet potato hash browns that are crispy and golden, not soft and soggy, by removing enough moisture and using the right pan heat.

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To pick the best cucumber, look for one that is uniformly dark green, firm, and free of yellow stripes, soft spots, or blemishes.

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Yes, mixing cornstarch into fried chicken coating is a widely used technique that creates a noticeably lighter and crispier crust compared to flour.

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Most store-bought crab legs are pre-cooked and need just 4 to 5 minutes of boiling to heat.

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