Never Suffer Dry Baked Chicken Again. Here’s How
With a little help from an expert chef, you can learn how to roast the moist, flavorful chicken of your dreams.
With a little help from an expert chef, you can learn how to roast the moist, flavorful chicken of your dreams.
Salmon is fairly easy to cook, but there are still a few essential steps to take when preparing it in the oven. Here's how to season the fish for best results.
Making focaccia bread offers up some opportunities to get creative, but the one ingredient you need to pay attention to is the type of flour you use.
Caviar is known as one of the premier luxury ingredients, but you might just want to pass on ordering some the next time you're out to dinner. Here's why.
While celebrity chef, author, and TV host Ina Garten might be the culinary mastermind in the relationship, her husband Jeffrey specializes in one thing.
You don't need to eat an entire ravioli to check if your pot of stuffed pasta is finished cooking. Here's what to do instead.
Canned shrimp can prove to be a handy pantry item, but you need to make sure to do this one thing before serving it up.
Sandwiches are classic, but if you want to skip the bread, leafy greens make a great handheld meal. You just have to be careful which kind you choose.
The ever-popular party appetizer deviled eggs can receive a decadently flavored, beautifully textured upgrade if you fry the eggs after you boil them.
Do you need distilled water to clean your coffeemaker? You don't need to run out to the store. Here's how to easily make it yourself at home.
Grating chocolate can lead to a melted mess, but it doesn't have to be this way. We've got the cool trick to help you get perfect, solid shavings.
As you perfect your at-home steak recipe, don't skip out on this unexpected, flavor-packed ingredient. It will give your meat an unparalleled umami boost.
Don't put that in your pipe and smoke it, save the aromatic haze for your favorite cup of joe. Here's how to give your coffee a smoky flair.
Next time you make a grilled cheese sandwich, turn your sandwich bread into egg-in-a-hole for a delightful, breakfasty spin on a classic dish.
While baking soda and baking powder are somewhat interchangeable in recipes in a pinch, what can you do for a leavening agent when you're out of both?
Nothing beats a savory stew when you're in the mood for comfort food and pork is a great option for slow cooking, just as long as you have the best cut.
Consider swapping the mayo with this dip the next time you make a batch of deviled eggs. It will add a layer of tangy and umami richness to the yolks.
Many bakers swear by parchment paper in all of their cookie recipes, but make sure to only use the handy pan liner in these specific situations.
If you're looking for the best brand of mayonnaise with the most chef endorsements, we know just the one you should buy.
Step up your hot chocolate game by transforming the classic whipped cream topping into fun and festive edible decorations with this simple hack.
If you want to incorporate an unusual and sophisticated flavor to your grains, look to your favorite blend of tea.
Burgers have become unwieldy over the years. If you find it hard to get a grip on one, literally, eat it with a knife and fork for a tastier, mess-free meal.
Delicious, salty corned beef is fairly easy to recreate at home. When you do so, however, just make sure to use this cut of beef for the best outcome.
A classic French seafood dish, bouillabaisse features a medley of fish and shellfish. But what type of fish would work best in this stew?
A classic condiment for cookouts, sweet and savory ketchup could be the perfect umami-packed addition your stew needs.