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  • Wooden bowl of canned tomatoes

    Wait, Are Canned Tomatoes Already Cooked?

    If you're out of luck finding fresh tomatoes, turning to canned isn't a bad idea -- unless you're following a recipe that requires raw tomatoes.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • Gordon Ramsay smiling at camera in front of neon lights

    Gordon Ramsay's Secret For Steak Is Chicken-Flavored

    Gordon Ramsay shared a quick and delicious way to make a filet mignon. It includes a lot of the usual suspects, but his secret for steak is chicken-flavored.

    By Jonita Davis 8 months ago Read More
  • homemade powdered sugar donut holes on a wooden cutting board

    Make Donut Holes That Rival Dunkin' With An Easy Canned Shortcut

    There is no denying the deliciousness of Dunkin's donut holes, but with this store-bought hack, you can easily replicate the sweet treat in your own kitchen.

    By Creshonda A. Smith 8 months ago Read More
  • A baked sweet potato topped with melting butter on a white plate

    Save Yourself The Misery Of Dry Sweet Potatoes With An Easy Foil Trick

    Banish the heartbreak of a dry sweet potato with this couldn't-be-simpler hack. One everyday kitchen tool and a simple addition will save the day.

    By Dylan Murray 8 months ago Read More
  • Top view of open can of corn

    Our Absolute Favorite Canned Corn Brand Is One We Know Well

    No, not all canned corn tastes the same. Here at The Takeout, one brand rises about the rest, and chances are, you'll easily recognize the company.

    By Kat Olvera 8 months ago Read More
  • Eggs, cheese, and tomatoes on pizza

    How To Turn Your Breakfast Leftovers Into A Delicious Pizza

    Instead of simply microwaving your breakfast leftovers and enjoying them as-is, use them as toppings for a creative, endlessly customizable breakfast pizza.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 8 months ago Read More
  • Thin slices of seasoned zucchini on white plate

    Never Make Soggy Roasted Zucchini Again With A One-Ingredient Fix

    If you're used to having your roasted zucchini come out disappointingly mushy, you should use an ingredient you probably already have in your pantry to help.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • Bottles of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce on a supermarket shelf.

    Is There A Right Way To Pronounce Worcestershire Sauce?

    Worcestershire sauce is a versatile addition to everything from stews and dips to a good bloody mary. But are you pronouncing it correctly?

    By Joe Hoeffner 8 months ago Read More
  • Lettuce leaves that are starting to turn brown and limp

    Why Your Salad Greens Brown Quickly And How To Prevent It

    Bags of lettuce and mixed greens can turn brown and mushy quickly once you get them home. But one clever trick can help them last longer.

    By Holly Tishfield 8 months ago Read More
  • Person flipping egg with a spatula

    The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Flipping Eggs

    Whether you're new to cooking eggs or you're a seasoned home chef, there's always room for improvement. To master the art of egg flipping, avoid these blunders.

    By Cheryl Kochenderfer 8 months ago Read More
  • Fried chicken on a white platter

    Before Frying Up Breaded Chicken, Give It Some Time In The Refrigerator

    No matter the recipe you choose for your breading, the secret tip to making the best fried chicken is hidden in the refrigerator before frying.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • Raw frozen dumplings on black plate

    The Genius Way To Make Frozen Dumplings Into An Even Heartier Meal

    It's time to make dumplings the star of the show. This dependable frozen dish no longer needs to be relegated to the side lines with this simple preparation.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • Garlic confit in a jar of oil

    Swap Garlic With Another Bold Vegetable For Luxurious Confit

    Garlic confit has a cousin, and it might be even tastier. With another vegetable, you can create something surprising, delicious, and versatile.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • An Aldi store.

    The Breakfast Essential That's A Bargain Buy At Aldi

    Anyone who loves a sweet deal for breakfast items should check out the price on this essential that costs much more at other grocers.

    By Cassie Womack 8 months ago Read More
  • Bowl of falafel balls

    Can You Put Trader Joe's Frozen Falafel In The Air Fryer?

    The freezer aisle at Trader Joe's is full of convenient and delicious options, like ready-to-heat falafels. But can you cook them in the air fryer?

    By Kat Olvera 8 months ago Read More
  • Fresh broccoli florets in a wooden bowl

    Here's How Long To Boil Broccoli For An Al Dente Bite

    Set a timer for the end of soggy broccoli. Here's how you can nail bright green and perfectly snappy broccoli with a little prep and a pot of water.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • hands holding freshly dug potatoes in wooden crate

    Can You Eat Raw Potatoes And Is There Ever A Reason To?

    Many of us have been tempted, some may even have tried, but is it actually safe to eat raw potatoes? Or are you risking illness consuming these tubers uncooked?

    By Dennis Lee 8 months ago Read More
  • A white bowl full of cooked shrimp surrounded by cut lemon

    The Liquid You Really Need To Start Boiling Shrimp In

    A classic shrimp boil is a year-round favorite and is super easy to whip up. Here's how to take shrimp to the next level with this one surprisingly liquid.

    By Carla Vaisman 8 months ago Read More
  • A pile of dinner rolls

    How To Reheat Leftover Rolls In The Air Fryer

    If you have some leftover dinner rolls in the fridge, then have no fear. All you need to do is pop them in to your trusty air fryer.

    By Simone Paget 8 months ago Read More
  • Different types of German sausages cooking on a hot grill

    Is Knockwurst Really That Different From Bratwurst?

    Knockwurst may not be as famous as bratwurst, but this German-style sausage has different ingredients which give it a distinctive flavor.

    By Moriah House 8 months ago Read More
  • A carton of fresh brown eggs

    Is It Possible To Freeze Fresh Eggs?

    If you've ended up with too many eggs, you may be wondering if it's possible to freeze them. The answer is, yes -- but you need to do it the right way.

    By Antoinette Goldberg 8 months ago Read More
  • Jar of vanilla extract with vanilla beans

    Next Time You're Grilling, Grab Some Vanilla Extract

    Vanilla extract is a common ingredient when baking -- but it can also boost the flavor and texture of food when you're grilling, too.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • Glass jars of squash soup with croutons

    You Should Absolutely Be Turning Leftover Soup Into Pasta Sauce

    Soup is often made in big batches, which means leftovers can start to become boring. Turning the soup into pasta sauce can give it new life.

    By Stephen Bradley 8 months ago Read More
  • Sous vide chicken with a few garnishes and herbs in a black dish

    You Actually Can Eat A Medium Rare Chicken

    Medium-rare chicken is often the stuff of food poisoning horror stories. However, there is a chef-approved way to cook chicken safely on a lower heat.

    By Creshonda A. Smith 8 months ago Read More
  • boxes of brown sugar cinnamon pop-tarts on a supermarket shelf

    Your Pop-Tarts Deserve The Air Fryer Treatment

    Next time you are craving Pop Tarts, ignore your toaster and give your air fryer a chance. Seriously, you might just be surprised at the delicious results!

    By Cara J Suppa 8 months ago Read More
  • Stack of American thick pancakes with syrup

    American Versions Of Food That Are Nothing Like The Original

    There are lots of different kinds of food we eat in America, but some of them are nothing like their original counterparts, from ketchup to burgers.

    By Charlotte Pointing 8 months ago Read More
  • An Instant Pot surrounding by bowls of ingredients ready to go in the slow cooker

    It's Time To Use Your Instant Pot's Slow Cooker Setting. Here's How

    If you've never used your Instant Pot's slow cooker setting, now's a great time to start. We explain the ins and outs of slow cooking in your Instant Pot.

    By Cara J Suppa 8 months ago Read More
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