Jamie Oliver’s Perfect Last Meal Features No-Fuss Comfort Foods At Home
Jamie Oliver's ideal last meal might not be what you expect of a celebrity chef. Rather than a big production, the chef opts for simple and comforting.
Jamie Oliver's ideal last meal might not be what you expect of a celebrity chef. Rather than a big production, the chef opts for simple and comforting.
Whether your tomato sauce is store-bought or homemade, you can always take things to the next level by adding this go-to canned ingredient. Here's how.
If your pot roast sauce is too runny, don't fret. The Barefoot Contessa uses a specific type of canned tomatoes to help thicken hers.
If you've ever tried to recreate restaurant-quality garlic bread at home, you may have noticed that perfecting it is more difficult than it looks.
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If you're a fan of mac and cheese, you know that there are plenty of ingredients that can take it to the next level. But nothing compares to Anthony Bourdain's.
If you're looking for the ease of a nonstick pan but can't use one for your current recipe (or if you don't have one at all), this hack will do the trick.
With numerous varieties to choose from, you need to carefully consider which mushroom would work best in your next pot of soup.
If you have some dried cilantro on hand, you can easily swap it for the fresh stuff in your recipe in a pinch. But, it's important to know how much to use.
If you want to amp up the flavor (and crunch) of your pork chops, all you need to do is grab one tasty snack food that you might already have in your kitchen.
If you just spent all day slow-cooking a stew only to discover a soup, this easy tweak gives you the texture you're craving without extra ingredients.
Because fish sauce is so multi-faceted and tasty, it has so many uses that it can be hard to keep track! One you won't want to miss is this epic veggie pairing.
If you're ready to up your tempura game, consider grabbing this classic ingredient that's probably hiding on your bar cart.
If you don't have access to a grill at home, don't fret. You can still cook perfectly juicy burgers in your air fryer. Here's how.
Wondering what to add to tuna salad to make it better? Make the best tuna salad ever by leveling-up your ingredients with this flavorful addition.
Want to make an unforgettable aglio e olio with a little bit of flavorful kick? Look no further than chili crisp. Here's how to incorporate it into the dish.
Brioche, sourdough, white bread … there are so many options for French toast. But for a little extra sweet and moist tenderness, use this bread instead.
If you're not a big fan of mushrooms or simply don't have any on hand, fret not. There are plenty of easy substitutes that you can use in their place instead.
Burrata is a delicate creamy cheese that's typically eaten uncooked. However, there is one cooking method that can give burrata a crispy, stringy spin.
Basa fish, a white fish native to Southeast Asia, is a tricky fish to properly source in the U.S. These tips will help you decide whether to buy or skip it.
A few rings of fresh onion are among the best toppings for any burger, but raw onion can also be overpowering. This simple ice water trick mellows them out.
If you've never tried making butter at home before, it's easier than you'd expect (and might even taste better than store-bought butter, too).
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