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how to keep sour cream from curdling in beef stroganoff

Avoid Curdled Sour Cream and Enjoy Creamy Beef Stroganoff Sour cream is a key ingredient that adds a cool, tangy flavor to classic beef stroganoff But nothing can ruin this hearty Russian dish faster than curdled, lumpy sour cream If your sour cream curdles when making beef stroganoff, the texture of the sauce turns unpleasant, … Read more

Why is My Canned Tuna Orange?

This is something that most of us always have on hand: canned tuna. We might add it to salads, sandwiches, or even just our emergency kit. When you clean out your pantry, old cans often come to light. In this post, I answer the all-important question of how to tell if canned tuna is bad … Read more

Can Crabs and Crayfish Live Together?

Crayfish can be amazing pets. However, some aquarium owners may get bored with keeping them in the tank alone, so they look for other crayfish to keep with them. Crayfish shouldn’t be kept in a tank with fish, freshwater snails, frogs, shrimp, turtles, crabs, and other animals that live in groups. They are best kept … Read more

How to Cook Beef Bottom Round Steak for Stir Fry

Put the soy sauce, ginger, pepper, brown sugar, cornstarch, and beef broth in a small bowl. Mix the ingredients well and set the bowl aside. You can add a little extra beef broth to have more sauce when you eat over rice. Coat a large skillet or wok with cooking spray. Add beef, and brown … Read more

How to Tell When Ground Beef Jerky is Fully Cooked

There are key sensory clues to help determine when a jerky is cooked, dried, and ready to enjoy. The secret is using the five senses and a bit of common sense. Technically, beef jerky is “done” when it’s been cooked to at least 160°F on the inside and dried so that the water activity is … Read more