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  • Halved squash on an orange background

    How To Cut Even The Hardest Squash

    Squash isn't the easiest to cut, and the larger they are the harder it is, but with this tip you'll be able to halve or dice it easily.

    By Abstract Samm 7 months ago Read More
  • Freshly mashed potatoes in a grey bowl with a light green handle

    Step Up Mashed Potatoes With Your Favorite Chip Dip

    Mashed potatoes are a classic side dish that can have endless possible variations, but this particular chip dip is the flavoring you didn't know you needed.

    By Dylan Murray 7 months ago Read More
  • Ina Garten at event

    Ina Garten's Tip To Simplify Cooking Beef Short Ribs

    Short ribs are plenty flavorful and ultra tender, but there's one time-consuming step most chefs do which Ina Garten says isn't as important as you think.

    By Keira Wingate 7 months ago Read More
  • Avocados cut in half on a tan background

    Can You Store Avocados In The Freezer?

    Avocados are great, but they always seem to go bad before you get to use them. If you're looking to prolong their shelf life, can you freeze avocados?

    By Keira Wingate 7 months ago Read More
  • shot of espresso in a glass teacup beside multi-flavored Nespresso pods

    Do Nespresso Pods Ever Expire?

    Wake up to this brewing question: Does the tiny "best before" date on your Nespresso pod signal disaster for your beloved morning coffee ritual?

    By Francesca Duarte 7 months ago Read More
  • Two bowls of mac and cheese sitting on a trays with two spoons beside them

    Give Mac And Cheese A Flavor Boost With The Help Of An Umami Paste

    Make your macaroni and cheese even more comforting with a scoop of an unami paste that will add to the richness and make you wish you knew of it sooner.

    By Kendra Mahaffey 7 months ago Read More
  • Pickled okra on the end of a fork, jar in background

    The Best Way To Prevent Slimy Pickled Okra Is Also The Easiest

    Pickled okra is a crunchy, delicious snack, but what about that slime? There are a number of easy methods to keep your pickled okra slime-free.

    By Angie Seibold 7 months ago Read More
  • A baked Thanksgiving turkey in a deep pan in an oven

    The Turkey Roasting Trick For An Evenly Cooked Bird Every Time

    The next time you roast a turkey, forget worrying about an evenly cooked bird. Instead, try this trick that delivers a perfect turkey every time.

    By Dylan Murray 7 months ago Read More
  • Lane Cake on marble platter

    Alabama's Official State Dessert Is Jam-Packed With Booze

    This lesser-known (and alcohol-heavy) dessert has been a part of Alabama's culinary scene for over 100 years, but was only recently made official.

    By Erica Martinez 7 months ago Read More
  • green salad with vegetables

    Upgrade Your Salad With A Cheesy Topping That's Totally Dairy-Free

    This dairy-free, plant-based ingredient could be exactly what you need to add a cheesy element to your salads, popcorn, and much, much more.

    By Cara J Suppa 7 months ago Read More
  • White wine vinegar being poured into a metal measuring cup

    The Champagne Vinegar Swap You've Been Needing

    Champagne vinegar adds a delightfully delicate acidic kick to a whole host of dishes. But, if you can't find any, you can always make this handy swap.

    By Alexandria Brooks 7 months ago Read More
  • A close up photo of Chef Gordon Ramsay

    Gordon Ramsay's Hack For Skimming Fat Is A Real Time Saver

    If you've made a delicious stew or a meaty stock, skimming off the fat can give it a lighter taste and texture. We share a Gordon Ramsay hack for removing oil.

    By Keira Wingate 7 months ago Read More
  • Head of roasted garlic with rosemary on a white background

    For The Best Roasted Garlic, Skip Your Oven

    Roast garlic in just 15 minutes using this trick, and get ready for it to expeditiously transform dishes like pasta, potatoes, and Italian loaves.

    By Keira Wingate 7 months ago Read More
  • closeup of hand spreading butter on rustic piece of toast

    The Clever Hack That Makes Frozen Butter Instantly Spreadable

    If you've ever gone to bake something and realize too late that your butter isn't softened, or worse still frozen, then this is the tip you need.

    By Shannon Dell 7 months ago Read More
  • hand salting steak

    The One Step That Makes Cheap Steak So Much Better

    With this easy trick, you can keep your steak dinner budget-friendly but taste like

    By Dennis Lee 7 months ago Read More
  • pouring can of coconut milk into pot on stovetop

    If You're Not Using Full-Fat Canned Coconut Milk, You're Missing Out

    Most of the time, choosing the lower-fat option is safely assumed to be the better option. But when it comes to canned coconut milk, that's not the case.

    By Francesca Duarte 7 months ago Read More
  • mixed greens inside basket of salad spinner over a cutting board

    You Can Use A Salad Spinner For Much More Than Drying Greens

    With so many kitchen gadgets on the market, it's easy to overflow your kitchen with tools. But the salad spinner isn't a one trick pony, it does more than dry.

    By Francesca Duarte 7 months ago Read More
  • Jacques Pépin smiling at a red carpet event and holding an award

    Jacques Pépin's Cheese Soufflé Is An Homage To His Mother

    Celebrated chef, Jacques Pépin, took a huge amount of inspiration from his mother, Jeannette, and his cheese soufflé recipe is no exception.

    By Antoinette Goldberg 7 months ago Read More
  • two mason jars of overnight oats topped with fresh berries and nuts surrounded by assorted berries, oats, and cinnamon sticks

    The 2 Flavors Your Overnight Oats Need To Start Partying With

    Overnight oats have grown in popularity in recent years, but if you haven't tried making them with this flavor combination you don't know what you're missing.

    By Francesca Duarte 7 months ago Read More
  • Pinwheel Tortilla Appetizers with Cream Cheese and Spinach

    How To Keep Sandwich Pinwheels From Totally Falling Apart

    Whether sweet or savory, pinwheel sandwiches have endless creative possibilities for fillings and are a hit whenever served, unless they start to unroll.

    By Kaleigh Brown 7 months ago Read More
  • Various breakfast sandwiches on plates

    The Bread Swap For Sweet Breakfast Sandwiches That's Simply Genius

    If you love breakfast sandwiches but are tired of the usual bread choices like bagels, English muffins, or croissants, try this sweet and savory twist.

    By Cara J Suppa 7 months ago Read More
  • Banana bread cut into slices on a wooden board

    How To Store Banana Bread So It Stays Deliciously Moist

    Whipping up a batch of banana bread is one of the simplest and most fun things to do in the kitchen. Here's how to store your fruity loaf to keep it moist.

    By Keira Wingate 7 months ago Read More
  • Three wet bell peppers sitting on a cutting board

    The Quick Trick For Deseeding Bell Peppers

    Bell peppers are tasty and nutritious but one thing that prevents people from eating more of them is the annoying seeds that need to be removed.

    By Kendra Mahaffey 7 months ago Read More
  • several used wooden spoons and spatulas over marble background

    Be Nicer To Your Wooden Utensils! Here's How To Take Care Of Them Properly

    Wooden utensils can last years with care, but dishwasher use destroys them. See the few simple handwashing tips to keep yours durable and safe!

    By Francesca Duarte 7 months ago Read More
  • Rectangular pieces of chewing gum against a light green background

    There Could Be A Gross Ingredient Hiding In Your Bubble Gum

    There's an ingredient in bubble gum that might change your mind about chewing it again. Find out the truth about this surprising addition.

    By Iva Sorsa-Sunic 7 months ago Read More
  • spaghetti squash with fork

    Here's How To Store Cooked Spaghetti Squash

    Cooked spaghetti squash can be stored in the freezer and reheated easily but there are important steps to take first so it doesn't become mushy when defrosted.

    By Cara J Suppa 7 months ago Read More
  • a pile of cans with one carnation evaporated milk label facing forward

    How Long Is Evaporated Milk Good For After Being Opened?

    Evaporated milk is a pantry staple with a long shelf life unopened, but it becomes perishable once the seal is broken. Here's how long it will last after that.

    By Cara J Suppa 7 months ago Read More
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