White Popcorn Vs Yellow Popcorn: Is There Actually A Difference?
When ordering popcorn, you have the option to choose white or yellow popcorn kernels. Apart from their colors, are these two types all that different?
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Add One Umami Sauce To Your Pot Roast And Taste The Magic
Searching for a slow-cooked stunner? Amp up the flavors of a tender, melt-in-your-mouth pot roast by incorporating one totally magical, umami-packed sauce.
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Stay Away From Precooked Shrimp Unless You Want To Keep Ruining Your Meals
Precooked shrimp seems like a great way to bypass the mess of working with raw shrimp, but trust us when we say it's absolutely ruining your meals.
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Here's How Long Your Blueberries Will Really Last In The Fridge
Blueberries are a delicious and healthy addition to cereal and desserts alike. However, these berries often don't last a very long time in the fridge.
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Can You Swap Coconut Milk For Coconut Cream (And Vice Versa)?
The two cans typically look the same and sit right next to each other on the grocery store shelf, but can you swap these coconut-based products in the kitchen?
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10 Shrimp-Buying Secrets Every Shopper Should Know
A shrimp-based meal can be a delight ... or it can be a disaster. We interviewed a pair of pro chefs to learn the best tips for buying quality shrimp.
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Is It Okay For Chicken To Be Pink Inside? Andrew Zimmern Has An Unexpected Answer
Celebrity chef Andrew Zimmerman answers a question about chicken being pink inside, but his explanation is probably not what you think.
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Just Because You Can Freeze Pickles Doesn't Mean You Should
Pickles can be frozen, and even used in some recipes before they defrost, but it's a different story when they thaw, and you may rethink your plans.
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12 Ways To Upgrade Your Canned Soup Game
Canned soup is a reliable (but dull) standby when hunger strikes. Check out these game-changing ways to upgrade your bowlful of liquid nourishment.
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The Frozen Aldi Staple That's Perfect For Quick And Easy Chicken Parm
This premade, frozen Kirkwood item at Aldi will make your chicken parmesan pasta dish the easiest that you've ever made, and has plenty of other uses as well.
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Why This Rare 'Butcher's Cut' Of Steak Is So Hard To Find
While tracking down an elusive "butcher's cut" of beef may be a bit of a challenge, it is almost always rewarded with deep flavor and an excellent meal.
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What Part Of The Turkey Is Turkey Bacon Made From?
Anyone that's even tucked into a braised pork belly certainly recognized it as the same protein used for bacon, but where does its poultry cousin come from?
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The Absolute Best Way To Smoke A Rack Of Lamb
The Takeout spoke with Kareem El-Ghayesh, a chef from KG BBQ in Austin, Texas and a 2023 James Beard semifinalist to find out the best way to smoke lamb.
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How Many Slices Are Typically In A Loaf Of Bread?
Sliced bread is famously one of history's best inventions, but how many slices do you get in a loaf, and why does it vary?
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The Sweet Ingredient Martha Stewart Uses To Elevate Beef Stew
Red wine or Worcestershire sauce are often used to boost the flavor of beef stew. However, Martha Stewart favors another ingredient when elevating this dish.
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18 Toppings That Will Upgrade Your Fish Sandwich
Are you ready to take your fish sandwich from basic to restaurant-worthy? These are some topping ideas that will ready upgrade your at-home fish sandwich.
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Balsamic Vinegar Is The Unlikely Topping This Sweet Treat Needs
Balsamic vinegar is a great salad dressing ingredient, but its versatility extends way beyond vinaigrettes. Here's an easy way to use balsamic in dessert.
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How Much Meat Does A Sandwich Really Need?
We asked Max Halley, the owner of Max's Sandwich Shop and the author of Max's Sandwich Book for his expert advice on how much meat to put in a sandwich.
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Can You Use Any Old Yogurt To Make Frozen Yogurt At Home?
Frozen yogurt is a lovely treat that you can make at home. However, it is vital that you understand how the type of yogurt you use influences the final product.
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Condiments Vs. Sauces: What Makes Them Different?
Getting a little saucy with your condiments lately? Name names and take sides as we uncover the real difference between a condiment and a sauce.
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For The Easiest Fish-Free Tuna Salad, Reach For This Canned Ingredient
If you're following a plant-based diet or don't eat fish, you may think tuna salad is off the table. But one canned ingredient makes a great switch.
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The Japanese Island Known For An Especially Sweet Onion
This island in Japan not only is home to one of the best growing environments for sweet onions, but it has unique history and fun activities for visitors.
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5 Seasoned Salts To Finish Off Your Steak With
A grilled cut of beef doesn't need much to be excellent, but a sprinkle of the right seasoned salt can be the just thing to take it to culinary perfection.
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Is Soft Serve Just Melted Ice Cream?
When it comes to ice cream, there are countless variations. Soft serve can be the most confusing, as some may think it's nothing more than melting ice cream.
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Here's How To Make Chips With Just A Tub Of Cottage Cheese
Did you know you could make a satisfying, crunchy snack with just a tub of plain cottage cheese? Here's how to make cottage cheese chips at home.
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The Reason Mad Honey Makes You Hallucinate
Mad honey from Nepal and Turkey isn't named for the crazy risk takers who gather it from mountain cliffs, but for the hallucinations it can cause.
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Greek Yogurt Vs Skyr: Here's The Difference
Whie skyr and Greek yogurt are both thick, white, and creamy, one factor in the way that they are made sorts them into very different categories.
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