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The secret to this super crispy Japanese fried chicken recipe is that the chicken is coated with cornstarch and then double fried. Keep a close eye on the temperature of the oil. It's important to start at a lower temperature for the first step and increase the oil temperature for the final fry. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Potatoes are one of our favorite side dishes. These potatoes take a little effort, but you can save time by boiling them ahead of time. The night you want them for dinner, just crisp them up with garlic and Parmesan cheese. —Donna Gribbins, Shelbyville, Kentucky

You'll feel like you're in a pizzeria when you serve up this white pizza. Garnish the top with fresh arugula or basil for a pop of flavor and color. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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These were my family's favorite cookies when I was growing up. We requested them so much that my mom taught us how to make them as soon as we could safely use the oven. Whenever I'm craving a little chocolate, these cookies do the trick! —Amanda Wimmer, Salt Lake City, Utah

While "avgolemono" may be tricky to pronounce if you didn’t grow up eating traditional Greek food, the recipe itself couldn’t be simpler. A quintessential Greek dish, this avgolemono soup is made using pantry staples and results in a meal that’s pure comfort food. —Lauren Habermehl, Pewaukee, Wisconsin

Homemade carne asada is a breeze to make in the slow cooker, which renders tender steak in a flavorful sauce, ready to fill tortillas. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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