The Reason Your Vacuum-Packed Meat Smells Funky
If you've ever vacuum-sealed raw meat, you likely noticed the oddly acidic smell it emits when you open it back up again. Here's the reason for that stink.
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The Unique Way Ruth's Chris Steak House Cooks Up Its Steaks To Perfection
The fine dining steakhouse chain is known for serving top-notch steaks that are cooked perfectly. Here's how founder Ruth Fertel devised the cooking method.
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13 Ways You're Probably Ruining Your Baking Sheets
You use your sheet pans for baking cookies, veggies, and roasted meats, so you'll want to avoid these common mistakes that warp them and damage their quality.
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It's Time To Add Protein-Rich Cottage Cheese To This Iconic Baked Good
Cottage cheese is the protein-rich ingredient you can add to a whole variety of meals, including this super popular baked good, which gives it a healthy kick.
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13 Old-School Dinners '80s Kid Survived On Week After Week
Back in the 1980s, many families ate mostly the same stuff, week after week. These are some of the old-school dishes that ‘80s kids grew up eating.
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The 2-Ingredient Mix That Makes Mississippi Mud Potatoes So Rich And Creamy
Mississippi mud potatoes sound unappetizing, but the casserole’s rich texture and unmatched flavor come down to the perfect pairing of these two common staples.
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Pizza Casserole Is The Easy One-Dish Meal You'll Want To Make At Least Once A Week
You don't even need a recipe to make this easy and economical casserole featuring the ever-popular combination of zesty tomato sauce and gooey melted cheese.
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Turn French Onion Soup Into A Heartier Meal With This Veggie
French onion soup is pretty much perfect as-is, but if you want to up your veggie intake without compromising taste, there's one in particular to try.
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For The Best Fried Okra Stop Slicing It In Circles And Do This Instead
You could be chowing down on the crispiest fried okra, but you're still slicing it in circles. Skip the mushy wheels of sadness and fry awesome okra like this.
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If You're Going To Cook Hot Dogs In The Air Fryer, Always Use This Kind
When it comes to making hot dogs, the air fryer might not be the best option, but it's a convenient one. Just make sure you use this type of hot dog.
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Look For These Features When Choosing Tomatoes For Sauce
There are certain things you should look for in a fresh tomato when making a sauce -- and certain things you should avoid for the best flavor.
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Toss Onion Rings In This Flavorful Seasoning For The Ultimate Appetizer
Onion rings are a versatile appetizer or side dish. If you want to add extra flavor to your homemade batch, try adding this seasoning after you fry the rings.
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Transform King's Hawaiian Rolls Into This Sweet Breakfast Pastry In Just A Few Steps
If your emotional support bread is King's Hawaiian, cozy up to the world's most comforting breakfast pastry with a 12-pack of rolls and a few easy steps.
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How Napoleon Helped Make The Rotisserie Chicken A Grocery Staple
Napoleon Bonaparte had a fondness for chicken and even took his favorite food to the battlefield. Find out how his kitchen staff adapted to his taste.
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The Divisive Fruit Padma Lakshmi Avoids At All Costs
With her experience traveling the world and trying a range of cuisines, it seems like Padma Lakshmi would like any food -- but this fruit doesn't make the list.
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How To Make A Tub Of Egg Salad Without Ever Peeling A Shell
It's tough to argue that peeling the eggs is the worst and most tedious part about making egg salad. However, this oven trick could save the day.
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How To Properly Measure Kitchen Appliances So You Don't Buy The Wrong Size
Buying appliances isn’t just about size tags. Small missteps in measuring can cause big headaches and it’s easy to miss details most people never think of.
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The Grocery Store Bacon Brand That Deserves A Spot In Your Cart
After a taste test of store brand bacon, we recommend this particular one for its balance between thickness, saltiness, and a proper lean-to-fat ratio.
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For The Most Delicious Fried Chicken, Start With The Main Ingredient
Fried chicken recipes often focus on what you add to the outer coating, but chicken is the primary ingredient. Here's how to pick the best one for the job.
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The Canned Meat Myth You Need To Stop Believing
When you think of canned meat, what comes to mind? Convenient? Preservatives? Unhealthy? But don't buy into all the bad press you hear about canned meats.
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These Fiber-Rich Breakfast Pancakes Only Require 3 Ingredients
Making a filling and satisfying breakfast doesn't have to be difficult or time-consuming, especially when you have this pancake recipe in your back pocket.
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The Underappreciated Cut Of Meat Andrew Zimmern Urges People To Try
Lots of people prefer different cuts of meat, but Andrew Zimmern says that one particular cut is the best. It's probably not what you'd expect.
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The Unexpected Ingredients That Make Cheese Sauce Super Velvety
Say cheese! You'll have a tasty, creamy, and melty cheese sauce on your hands with a little help from these two common pantry ingredients.
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The 4 Cuts Of Steak You Should Always Marinate Before Grilling
Not all steak cuts require a marinade as they are already tender and flavorful on their own, but these cuts benefit from some extra moisture and seasoning.
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Why You Shouldn't Even Bother Making Steak Tartare At Home
Steak tartare is a delightful and luxurious dish to have at a nice restaurant, but making it at home comes with certain risk factors that aren't worth it.
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The Difference Between Each Grade Of Maple Syrup And How Best To Use Them
Not all maple syrup that you find at the grocery store is the same. Find out the different grades of maple syrup and how to choose the best one for cooking.
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Grill Safer By Properly Cleaning Your Meat Thermometer In Between Uses
If you're using a meat thermometer to ensure your food is done, you're only halfway to avoiding safety issues. You also need to know how to clean it correctly.
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