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  • Person eating from a bucket of movie theater popcorn

    How To Resurrect Stale Leftover Popcorn

    Pretty much nobody likes stale popcorn. But if you've got leftovers, there's a quick and easy way to restore the original crunch.

    By Maria Scinto 12 months ago Read More
  • Seafood ceviche tostada

    Here Are The Best Types Of Fish To Use For Deliciously Traditional Ceviche

    Ceviche can be made with a number of different ingredients, but there are some varieties of fish that are better than others. Here's what a chef had to say.

    By Maria Scinto 12 months ago Read More
  • A slab of ribs covered in barbecue sauce cooking on a grill.

    What Makes South Carolina Barbecue So Deliciously Unique?

    The United States is home to many different styles of barbecue. That being said, there's one thing that sets South Carolina barbecue apart from all the others.

    By Creshonda A. Smith 12 months ago Read More
  • A bowl of shredded cheese.

    To Wash Or Not Wash Shredded Cheese: What You Need To Know

    In case you aren't already aware, there's a vocal minority of people out there who advocate washing shredded cheese. But why bother in the first place?

    By Alyssa Chierchia 12 months ago Read More
  • A pepperoni and sausage pizza.

    The Pizza Topping Mistake That Can Lead To Serious Consequences

    If you enjoy cooking pizza at home, there's one mistake you could be making with your toppings that's putting your family at risk of illness.

    By Alyssa Chierchia 12 months ago Read More
  • Cooked whole lobster on a wooden board with lemon and herbs

    The Trick To Getting Every Bit Of Meat From Cooked Lobster Legs

    You might not have considered trying to get the meat from spindly lobster legs, but it's especially sweet and delicious. There's one easy way to do it.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • A close-up shot of a bowl of Kraft mac and cheese

    The Genius Way To Instantly Spice Up Boxed Mac And Cheese

    Boxed mac and cheese is already a quick and easy comfort food. But you can make it even better and spice up the flavor with this unique mix-in.

    By Holly Tishfield 12 months ago Read More
  • Cooked Brussels sprouts in a bowl

    The Best Way To Store Brussels Sprouts So They Last Longer

    There's a way to store Brussels sprouts so they last up to a week and keep their crunchy texture. You just need to follow some key steps.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • Spaghetti in tomato sauce, served on a white plate.

    Is There A Benefit To Cooking Pasta Right In Its Sauce?

    Cooking pasta in its sauce might seem odd to some people; many of us are in the habit of boiling it separately. Could there be a benefit to this novel approach?

    By Maria Scinto 12 months ago Read More
  • A bowl of beef stew sitting on a table.

    The Major Timing Mistake To Avoid When Making Beef Stew

    Beef stew is a lovely, warming dish that stumps many home cooks. However, if you avoid this major timing mistake, your beef stew will be much improved.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • A slice of cheesy pizza being pulled off a whole pie

    The High Protein Pizza Crust Hack You Need To Try

    Pizza is a classic comfort food but definitely falls into the high carb category. Here's how to make a high protein pizza crust using one surprising ingredient.

    By Alyssa Chierchia 12 months ago Read More
  • A block of butter in an open wrapper on a wooden chopping board

    Keep Your Butter Wrappers For A Mess-Free Microwave Experience

    You may think that mess is an inevitable trade-off for the convenience of microwaving. But, did you know you can use a butter wrapper to cut back on splashes?

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • A mixture of ingredients cooking on a grill.

    The Oil Mistake To Avoid When Grilling Up Vegetables

    Grilling vegetables opens up a world of flavor. However, there's one mistake you must avoid when grilling vegetables, and it's to do with how you use oil.

    By Maria Scinto 12 months ago Read More
  • A black plate covered with deviled eggs.

    How To Safely Cover Your Deviled Eggs In Glitter This Holiday Season

    Edible glitter can make cakes and cookies look even more festive. But, have you ever considered giving your deviled eggs plate a holiday makeover?

    By Antoinette Goldberg 12 months ago Read More
  • A glass jug of balsamic vinegar on a wooden cutting board

    What Does The Balsamic Mean In Balsamic Vinegar?

    Whether you use it to drizzle on tomatoes or to marinate fruit, balsamic vinegar is a cherished ingredient. But why is it called balsamic?

    By Joe Hoeffner 12 months ago Read More
  • Taylor Swift smiling.

    The Ina Garten Recipe That Is Taylor Swift's Go-To Dinner Party Dish

    One of Taylor Swift's go-to dinner party dishes is a delicious Ina Garten recipe. Swift, however, makes a few time-saving changes of her own.

    By Simone Paget 12 months ago Read More
  • A person biting into an apple

    Why 'Mouthfeel' Isn't Just A Pretentious Way To Say 'Taste'

    Mouthfeel might seem like an unnecessary and pretentious culinary term -- but it's a crucial descriptor that distinguishes different foods and drinks.

    By Stephen Bradley 12 months ago Read More
  • Bowl of dates

    It Only Takes 2 Ingredients To Totally Upgrade Dates

    When you add a couple of unexpected ingredients to dates, you get a sweet treat that is greater than the sum of its parts. Here's a snack you'll have on repeat.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • A basket full of Raising Cane's menu items.

    How To Turn Your Raising Cane's Order Into A Pizza, According To TikTok

    If you're a fan of both pizza and Raising Cane's, you will love this TikTok hack. Who knew it was so easy to make a Raising Cane's pizza at home?

    By Dylan Murray 12 months ago Read More
  • Whole crabs cooking in a silver pot with the lid half removed

    Why You Should Stop Buying Lump Crab Meat And Get Whole Crabs Instead

    Lump crab meat is perfect to use in seafood pastas and crab salad. But, you could get more bang for your buck if you buy whole crabs instead.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • Three wooden spoons on a red background

    The Major Food Contamination Flub You're Making With Wooden Spoons

    Every type of cookware has its drawbacks and wooden spoons are no different. If you aren't already aware, you could be risking illness with this mistake.

    By Holly Tishfield 12 months ago Read More
  • A ketchup omurice that's been cut in half.

    The Classic American Condiment That Shines In Asian Cooking

    Soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, and gochujang are all condiments that shine in Asian cooking. There's also one American condiment that's popular across Asia.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • pecans in a ramekin on a rustic wood board with other nuts around

    How To Toast Pecans In The Microwave

    Although you could eat them raw, it's hard to beat the signature flavor profile of toasted pecans. The easiest way to toast pecans is to microwave them.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 12 months ago Read More
  • A grey bowl of popcorn

    Why Your Popcorn Came Out Chewy (And How To Fix It)

    Popcorn is the quintessential movie snack and should be light, fluffy, and crunchy. So, if your homemade popcorn comes out chewy, here's an easy fix.

    By Joe Hoeffner 12 months ago Read More
  • Pepperoni and cheese pizza on a board

    Give Store-Bought Pizza A Sweet 'N Spicy Upgrade With One Condiment

    Store-bought pizza can sometimes be disappointing. But one sweet and spicy condiment can transform it into a delicious dining experience.

    By Mathieson Nishimura February 6th, 2025 Read More
  • A person putting fresh spaghetti on a tray.

    The Important Reason You Should Let Your Pasta Dough Rest

    Resting your pasta dough is a vital but oft-overlooked step when making homemade pasta as chef Jacob Mendros explained in an interview with The Takeout.

    By Iva Sorsa-Sunic February 6th, 2025 Read More
  • White bowl of potato salad on a wooden board

    The Swap You Need For An Earthy Twist On Potato Salad

    There are plenty of ways to enhance a basic potato salad. To really take it to the next level, try swapping one key ingredient for a tasty alternative.

    By Lindsey Reynolds February 6th, 2025 Read More
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