Why Chopping Your Broccoli Can Actually Make It More Nutritious
Broccoli is always going to be beneficial to your body, no matter how you cook it. However, chopping it up may actually make it much more nutritious.
Broccoli is always going to be beneficial to your body, no matter how you cook it. However, chopping it up may actually make it much more nutritious.
There's nothing tastier than baking a fresh batch of cookies and dipping them into a cold glass of milk, and the chemistry makes perfect sense.
Avocados are a great source of many key nutrients, but one nutrient, protein, is in pretty short supply. Here's exactly how much protein an avocado contains.
Lead in food is a hidden risk that comes from unexpected sources. Explore how it gets there and what you can do to protect yourself and your family.
Many people enhance the flavor of whiskey by adding water to dilute it. But should you really do this? We asked an expert if adding water is a good idea.
This trick for thawing raw meat may be incredibly common, but it could be putting you at risk of foodborne illness. Here's what you can try instead.
Wondering if avocado peels are edible? This guide explores their antioxidant properties, how to use them safely, and tips for adding them to meals.
It's always nice to keep a few beers in the fridge for the right moments, but there's such a thing as keeping them too long. Here's what you should know.
Adding peanut butter to a savory dish is a shortcut to flavor heaven, but you can add too much and make a savory dish too sweet. Here's how to fix it if you do.
Pure maple syrup is a convenient staple to have on hand for a host of recipes and dishes. But how long does it last and what's the best way to store it?
Rice cookers are one of those kitchen tools you don't realize you need until you use one. You can even safely leave your rice inside (but not for long).
Grilled cheese is an iconic sandwich that's enjoyed by both kids and adults, and there is no shortage of ways to create it. But this bread is the best to use.
Turkish vendors often perform playful tricks while serving ice cream to customers, but this key ingredient is what prevents it from melting into a mess.
Tired of chowing down on too-sticky rice? Here's how long to cook jasmine rice for fluffy, restaurant-quality results, no matter where you're making it.
Martha Stewart has many tips and tricks for making decadent desserts. This tip for an amazing apple pie involves some butter and a little bit of time.
Trader Joe's has a cheese on offer that's made with living organisms in the rind. Their work actually enhances the cheese's flavor and quality.
When the kitchen is cold, your oven can take much longer to heat up. Does this mean you should bake food for longer to ensure it's done? Here's what to know.
Leftovers are practically synonymous with Thanksgiving. However, only so many foods can be properly stored and frozen to be safely eaten in the future.
Do you refrigerate onions or not? There's a definitive answer to this age-old inquiry, and getting it wrong can mean prematurely rotten produce.
Pizza and beer are a classic pairing, and that's for good reason. There's actually real science behind why the two taste so delicious together.
You may have never heard of chicken chips before, but this craveworthy, super customizable snack is one you absolutely need to try as soon as possible.
Maintaining a high-protein diet is a great way to stay full between meals, but it's important to know which foods actually contain enough protein.
While you may be accustomed to reaching for the clear apple juice on grocery store shelves, opt for the cloudy kind next time. It's better for you!
Listeria is a type of bacteria that can cause extreme illness, but it tends to be more durable than other types of bacteria when it contaminates frozen food.
Whether you're at the movies or at home, munching on popcorn inevitably means biting down on an unpopped kernel. Find out what happens to your body if you do.