One Simple Hack Makes Peeling Garlic A Breeze
Peeling garlic might seem like a time consuming and fussy affair, but it doesn't have to be. This easy trick will help you peel those cloves in a flash.
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Why Pasta Sauce Is So Much Better After Slow-Simmering
Some pasta sauce recipes recommend hours of cooking -- but why is this necessary? We asked a professional chef to explain the process.
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How To Coddle An Egg Without A Special Coddler
Coddled eggs are made using a gentle, easy cooking method that transforms them into a silky texture and a perfect yolk, and no special tools are required.
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Drain Greasy Meatballs As They Cook With A Game-Changing Hack
Hey, your greasy meatball era is officially finito. With this simple hack, you can cook toasty brown, perfectly shaped meatballs even better than Nonna.
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Pro Tips That Make Canned Seafood Taste Like A Million Bucks
Not everything has to taste like chicken (of the sea). Tackle these pro tips for your tinned snack spread and sample the canned seafood high life.
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Cacao Fruit: What Does It Taste Like And How Do We Get Chocolate From It?
Cacao fruit is what chocolate is made from. Learn the history of cacao, how chocolate is made, and the many ways we enjoy this delicious superfood.
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7 Best Egg Substitutes To Have On Deck
Whether it's the high price of eggs, a plant-based diet, or simply running out at an inopportune moment, these seven easy egg replacements have you covered.
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Amp Up The Flavor Of Meatballs With One Canned Addition
Next time you make meatballs, you can add an extra level of umami and texture with the addition of an ingredient you probably already have in your pantry.
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Soften Canned Chickpeas In A Flash With One Pantry Staple
Learn how to quickly soften canned chickpeas using a simple pantry staple. Explore this easy method to enhances texture and flavor of you favorite dishes.
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Watch Your Pasta Turn Into Ramen Noodles With Just One Ingredient
All it takes is one more ingredient in the pot to turn run of the mill pasta into knockoff ramen noodles, with their distinct color and snappy bite.
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Store-Bought Salsa Is Better With A Boost From A Classic Sandwich Spread
Salsa straight from the jar can sometimes fall a little flat, but there is actually a way to give it a serious upgrade using a popular sandwich ingredient.
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How To Remove All The Dirt From Your Lettuce
Look away from the pre-bagged salad mix. Here's how to go from lettuce to lunch without any of the icky stuff ruining your fresh, crispy greens.
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Mexican Vs French Tacos: What's The Difference, Anyway?
Although they share the same name, if you order a taco in France you're going to get something other than the typical Mexican taco. So, what's the difference?
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What Does It Mean When A Recipe Tells You To Sweat Your Veggies?
You've probably come across the phrase "sweat the vegetables" in a recipe or two, but what exactly does it mean to make your ingredients perspire?
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Warm Up A Basic Bowl Of Chili With An Ingredient In Your Pantry
If you're struggling to get your chili to come out as bold as you'd like, this one ingredient can work wonders and there's a good chance you already have it.
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Why Adding A Little Something Acidic To Soup Is A Game Changer
Do you ever feel like your homemade soup is missing something you can't quite put your finger on? Well, we think it's something acidic.
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The Best Potato Chips To Pair With Caviar
Caviar on potato chips is the ultimate high-low pairing, but which chip pairs best with fish eggs? We tested some popular types to find out.
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Anthony Bourdain's Rule Of Thumb For A Perfect Cheeseburger
A good old-fashioned cheeseburger is a wonderful thing, but what makes the perfect version? Anthony Bourdain had some strong opinions.
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Is There A Point To Tossing Pizza Dough Around Or Is It All Just For Show?
There's a lot of clout that comes with calling your pizza hand-tossed, but is tossing pizza dough in the air actually doing anything or is it just for show?
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What Does 'Wild-Caught Fish' Actually Mean?
If you love seafood, you've probably heard the phrase 'wild-caught fish.' So, what does this term actually mean and how does it compare to farm-raised fish?
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The Big Difference Between Farm-Raised And Wild-Caught Salmon
Salmon is delicious and packed with nutrients. But, before you head to the store, do you know the difference between wild-caught and farm-raised salmon?
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How To Grate Chocolate Without Making A Melty Mess
Grating chocolate is a great way to elevate desserts, but it can often melt and create a mess. There's one easy way to stop this happening.
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How Long It Takes To Make A Baked Potato In The Microwave
Cooking baked potatoes in the microwave is a quick and simple method. But exactly how long does it take to get the best results?
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Once You Air Fry Your Hot Pockets, You'll Never Go Back To The Microwave
If you think there's no better way to heat a Hot Pocket than in the microwave, think again because your air fryer makes it even more delicious.
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Stop Tossing Out Empty Peanut Butter Jars And Use Them For Your Next Salad
Near-empty peanut butter jars have many uses but this hack for making this for your salad will have you wishing you knew of it sooner.
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You Don't Need A Steamer To Steam Your Favorite Foods At Home
Bamboo trays and UFO-style baskets are cute, but you don't need them to steam your favorite foods at home. Here's how to DIY a steamer sitch stat.
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Why Do Some Spoons Have A Big Ol' Hole In The Middle?
You may have wondered why some spoons have a large hole in the middle, but it's there for a reason, and it's not for measuring pasta.
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