Get Better Cucumber Salad Using This Ice Cube Trick — It’s So Effective
There are many ways to make cucumber salad, from how you prepare it to what else you add. No matter what your recipe is, this ice cube trick makes it better.
There are many ways to make cucumber salad, from how you prepare it to what else you add. No matter what your recipe is, this ice cube trick makes it better.
The next time you're craving lasagna, set aside your baking dish. Instead, prepare the cheesy, saucy layered pasta dish in Rachael Ray's preferred cookware.
Chef and TV host Carla Hall gave this trendy food a sweet twist, but it wasn't well received by everyone. If you're a dessert person, though, you might love it.
Toast can be as boring or as exciting as you want to make it. If you're feeling snazzy in the morning, try whipping up some zucchini-topped toast.
A good seafood boil is a surprisingly easy way to feed a large group of people, but it's equally easy to get wrong, especially if you make this key mistake.
For a sweet blast from the past, prepare a dish of fruit cocktail Jell-O. This vintage dessert is cheap, simple to make, and even easier to upgrade.
Coleslaw is a tried-and-true side dish for barbecues and other events, but it can be a little plain. Next time, try including hot honey to add a little heat.
Making gumbo requires making a roux, but you don't always have the time this takes. On nights when you're in a rush, here's how to pick a store-bought roux.
You usually think of glazes when it comes to meat, but vegetables are a great ingredient to slather with sauce. An especially tasty one is this Korean staple.
Want to make leftover chili less boring? Repurpose it into a whole new meal with plenty of flavor by trying this delicious dinner that combines two dishes.
If you're looking to add a little something different to your gumbo, try this crisp, creamy topping. It's controversial to some, but it's also delicious.
Have a bunch of crawfish shells after your seafood boil? Instead of tossing them out, heed this chef's advice and turn them into a tasty base for other dishes.
From cubed butternut squash to a ball of pizza dough, these freezer must-haves allow you to make a delicious meal for the whole family any night of the week.
Back in the day, Trader Vic invented a tiki culture appetizer icon involving everyone's favorite breakfast meat. Here's why you should try it.
This classic creamy, cheesy dip holds a special place in Ree Drummond's heart. In fact, it's even inspired a whole host of the Pioneer Woman's recipes.
Combine cherry Jell-O with this classic soda for a special dessert that's bubbly and jiggly all at the same time. Here's how, plus some tips for upgrading it.
If your homemade dip just isn't getting creamy enough, you should try this simple trick to aerate it and make it fluffy, without any extra ingredients.
From biscuits to brines, buttermilk is an ingredient used in a slew of popular recipes. Here's an idea for what to do with all of that leftover milk.
Viral cucumber salad is spicy, savory, and sweet, but you can give it a major flavor upgrade by adding just one ingredient you probably haven't thought of.
There's nothing like a good Philly cheesesteak. If you're trying to recreate that signature Philly flavor at home, here are the seasonings you should use.
Pack more protein into your next meal with one iconic, classic canned ingredient. All you have to do is slice it into fries and add cook them to perfection.
If you want to take your average chicken dinner up a notch, consider beer-braising it. Here's what you need to know about beer-braising the bird at home.
Need something to do with your summer zucchini crop? Try making a sweet relish that will taste great on grilled meat and last you well into the colder months.
Fish sauce is a powerful condiment that's central to many delicious dishes, but you can't always use it. In a pinch, try substituting it for this.
Guy Fieri, the mayor of Flavortown himself, uses four key chiles in his pork chile verde recipe. Learn your peppers and bring the heat to any savory meal.