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  • A person with holding a trash bag open ready to put it inside a trash can

    Leave It To TikTok To Revolutionize The Way We Line Our Trash Cans

    While lining your kitchen trash can might seem like a straightforward task, this simple TikTok trick could make the job even easier. Discover what it is.

    By Ashley M. Jacobs 2 months ago Read More
  • An older woman or grandmother baking in her kitchen

    14 Best Comfort Foods According To Reddit

    From homemade cheese quesadillas to fried chicken, these 14 Reddit-recommended comfort foods will always be there to fill your stomach and soothe your worries.

    By Andy Beth Miller 2 months ago Read More
  • Scrambled eggs topped with shredded cheese, next to a cheese grater and tortillas

    The Best Time To Add Cheese To Scrambled Eggs For The Perfect Melt

    You can add any number of ingredients to scrambled eggs, but all you really need is cheese to make a savory, memorable meal. But when exactly do you add it?

    By Laura Christine Allan 2 months ago Read More
  • Anthony Bourdain at an event

    Anthony Bourdain's Secret To Buying Pans Fit For A Chef (On A Budget)

    Anthony Bourdain was very vocal about his opinions, including when it came to kitchen equipment. Here's his advice for sourcing top quality pans at a discount.

    By Cassie Womack 2 months ago Read More
  • Platter with beef pot roast, carrots, potatoes, and sprigs of thyme and rosemary

    The Fall Ingredient That Will Take Your Next Pot Roast Up A Notch

    If you want to enjoy some fall tastiness while giving your pot roast a bright pop of sweetness and complementary fruity flavors, add this ingredient.

    By Laura Christine Allan 2 months ago Read More
  • Angel food cake on a white plate.

    For The Most Heavenly Angel Food Cake, Double Up On This Crucial Baking Step

    Angel food cake is known for its signature fluffiness, and an expert says that doing this important baking step twice is key for a light and airy result.

    By Joe Hoeffner 2 months ago Read More
  • egg salad in bowl on wooden table

    Too Much Salt In Egg Salad? This Easy Fix Rescues Everything

    Egg salad is deliciously savory, but you don't want it to be overly salty. The Takeout asked Chef Nelson Serrano-Bahri how to fix a super-salinated salad.

    By Dennis Lee 2 months ago Read More
  • a variety of salads on a table

    The Old-School Salad That Might Not Be Worth Its Affordable Price Tag

    This Southern salad used to be a staple, but even with its affordable price tag and minimal ingredients, it may not be worth the clash of textures and flavors.

    By Ellery Weil 2 months ago Read More
  • Cooking oil being poured into a black pan

    The Country That Produces The Most Canola Oil In The World

    Because of its neutral taste, Canola oil is a popular cooking ingredient the world over. But who produces it and where does this pantry staple come from?

    By Ellery Weil 2 months ago Read More
  • A mother's and child's hands roll out leftover pie dough

    Don't Throw Out That Extra Thanksgiving Pie Crust, Turn It Into A Next-Day Dessert Instead

    Thanksgiving means it's time to break out the holiday pie crust, and you can make some delicious sweet treats with the leftover dough in your fridge.

    By Ashley M. Jacobs 2 months ago Read More
  • Bobby Flay wearing blue-tinted sunglasses and a microphone on stage

    Why You Should Only Flip Your Burger Once, According To Bobby Flay

    Bobby Flay is well-known for his burger skills, and he firmly believes that one of the keys to a top-notch burger is to only flip it once on the grill.

    By Dylan Murray 2 months ago Read More
  • Composite image of Hydro Flask water bottle in dishwasher with blue background and question marks

    Are Hydro Flask Water Bottles Dishwasher Safe? It Depends

    Keeping the Hydro Flask water bottle clean is important to prevent gunk and buildup, but you may think twice before putting your bottle in the dishwasher.

    By Kat Olvera 2 months ago Read More
  • Breakfast plate withe crispy bacon and sunny side up eggs

    Runny Fried Eggs Are Safe To Eat — As Long As They're This Variety 

    Everyone knows consuming raw eggs is a risk, but what about fried eggs with a barely cooked yolk? They can be quite safe, but only with this type of egg.

    By Moriah House 2 months ago Read More
  • A close up of chocolate chip cookie dough

    The Game-Changing Cookie Dough Storage Hack You'll Wish You Tried Sooner

    What could be better than freshly-baked cookies at a moment's notice? This game-changing cookie dough storage hack makes satisfying cookie cravings easy.

    By Ashley M. Jacobs 2 months ago Read More
  • Stacks of canned chicken at a grocery store

    The Key To Making Canned Chicken Taste So Much Better

    One easy kitchen step can turn canned chicken from mushy and salty into something you’ll actually enjoy using in sandwiches, soups, and salads.

    By Ellery Weil 2 months ago Read More
  • A picture of television personality Martha Stewart.

    How Martha Stewart Turns A Bottle Of Coke Into A Refreshing Summer Treat

    In what has to be one of Martha Stewart's simplest recipes, you'll be cooled off not only from eating this delicious dessert, but also while you're making it.

    By Joe Hoeffner 2 months ago Read More
  • Hands scooping granola from sheet pan into jar

    The Granola Trick That Turns Your Morning Yogurt Into The Ultimate Pick-Me-Up

    Getting tired of the same old granola every morning? Change up your breakfast routine by adding this ingredient to your next batch of homemade granola.

    By Erica Martinez 2 months ago Read More
  • A bowl of salsa with chips on a wood platter

    The Best Store-Bought Salsa Is So Good You'll Want To Lick The Jar Clean

    Our favorite store-bought salsa delivers balanced flavors and fresh perfection in every bite that is so good, you’ll make sure you never run out.

    By Dennis Lee 2 months ago Read More
  • Inside of a car with windshield facing snow-covered trees. In foreground, images of ramen, crackers, beef jerky, trail mix, and an MRE package.

    13 Emergency Foods To Keep In Your Car When Winter Weather Hits

    When temperatures plummet and snow piles up, it's always a good idea to stock the emergency kit in your car with food that's nourishing, filling, and uplifting.

    By Anais Aguilera 2 months ago Read More
  • Ina Garten attends the 13th Annual Montclair Film Festival for an In Conversation at The Wellmont Theatre on October 20, 2024 in Montclair, New Jersey.

    Ina Garten's Secret For Pound Cake With A Crispy Edge

    Despite pound cake's simplicity, making its sides crispy can be challenging. However, Ina Garten has found a clever way to do this every time.

    By Kristine Belonio 2 months ago Read More
  • Two raw Wagyu steaks on a brown cutting board surrounded by garnishes

    The Type Of Beef America Imports The Most Isn't Steak

    Steak may be the star of the show in the beef world, but it's not the most imported beef product in the United States. Discover which one takes the top spot.

    By Ellery Weil 2 months ago Read More
  • A chef seasons a dish over a fry pan in a kitchen

    Do Chefs Salt Dishes From So High Just Because It Looks Cool?

    It may look entertaining to watch a chef dramatically toss salt onto a steak from above — but is it necessary? Here's the truth behind why they do this.

    By Moriah House 2 months ago Read More
  • Shelves of frozen pizza in a grocery store display

    The Sweet And Tangy Drizzle That Makes Frozen Pizza Taste Gourmet

    A store-bought frozen pizza makes for a delicious dinner in a pinch, especially if you're exhausted after a long day, and an easy, drizzly addition elevates it.

    By Ellery Weil 2 months ago Read More
  • A color headshot of Frank Sinatra with a black fedora and gray suit

    The Only Way Frank Sinatra Would Take His Chicken Salad Sandwiches

    Frank Sinatra had a rather long list of demands for his dressing room, including specific drinks and this way he enjoyed his chicken salad sandwiches.

    By Laura Christine Allan 2 months ago Read More
  • Frozen French fries on a baking pan

    You're Still Cooking Frozen Fries In The Oven? That's Cute (& Not Crispy)

    There are many reasons to forgo cooking frozen french fries in the oven, but the main one is that there’s a superior method that ensures perfect crispiness.

    By Laura Christine Allan 2 months ago Read More
  • Person wearing apron and watch pouring cup of milk into a cup of tea

    The Mistake To Avoid When Adding Creamer To Your Cup Of Tea

    Creamer has certainly cemented its position in the world of teas, but sometimes, adding the ingredient can ruin your cup of tea. Here's what to know.

    By Kat Olvera 2 months ago Read More
  • Baked cheese and rice casserole in a glass baking dish with serving spoon.

    The Old-School Casserole From The '30s That You Probably Already Have The Ingredients For

    This old-school recipe is simple to make, and you likely have the ingredients in your kitchen. Just a few basic staples create a comforting dish for dinner.

    By Maria Scinto 2 months ago Read More
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