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These over-the-top brownies from the 1980s changed desserts forever—and cemented Maida Heatter's place as a culinary icon.

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Think baking potatoes in foil reduces the cooking time? You could be creating a food safety hazard that puts you at risk for botulism. Here's why never to bake potatoes in foil.

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