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  • Fresh striped bass in ice.

    How To Make Fish Taste Less Fishy

    Fish fillets left in the fridge too long might develop an overly "fishy" taste, but fortunately that issue can be easily reversed with one kitchen staple.

    By Joe Hoeffner Read More
  • Homemade chicken Caesar salad on brown plate.

    Boost Your Chicken Caesar Salad With One Additional Step To The Poultry

    Chicken caesar salad is supposed to have big flavor, but the chicken often comes off bland. Boost the chicken's flavor with one additional prep step.

    By Allison Beussink Read More
  • A soda being poured onto a scoop of ice cream

    Cool Down This Summer By Turning Your Favorite Soda Into A 2-Ingredient Ice Cream

    Want ice cream but can't be bothered to go to the store? Two ingredients and some patience are all you need to make a wonderful soda-flavored ice cream at home.

    By Maria Scinto Read More
  • a white dish of ponzu sauce with a large wooden spoon in it

    Ponzu Sauce Vs Soy: How Do They Actually Differ?

    Soy sauce is well-known at this point, but ponzu sauce is a little more obscure. If you've recently come across ponzu sauce, you may wonder how it differs.

    By A.J. Forget Read More
  • Creamy potato salad with bacon and chives in a wooden bowl

    These Are The Superior Potatoes For A Creamy Potato Salad

    The creamiest potato salad starts with the right kind of potatoes. We consulted two experts to find out the absolute best type to use.

    By Joe Hoeffner Read More
  • cucumbers pickling in a jar with verbs, water, and vinegar in it.

    Yes, It Actually Matters What Vinegar You Use To Pickle Veggies

    Pickling isn't all that difficult, but the ingredients you use matter. For example, there are some types of vinegar that work better than others.

    By Dylan Murray Read More
  • Guy Fieri waves to fans during a cooking demo

    The Powdered Ingredient Guy Fieri Puts On Almost Everything

    You can bet the mayor of Flavortown has a few spicy tricks up his sleeve. Try out the one ingredient Guy Fieri uses to power up just about any dish.

    By Cassie Womack Read More
  • buns filled with seafood salad on cutting board with lemon slices

    The Trader Joe's Seafood That'll Make 'Lobster Rolls' A Breeze

    Lobster doesn't come cheap. Even making lobster rolls at home typically carries a hefty price tag. But this simple seafood swap will help you save.

    By Maria Scinto Read More
  • Whole and halved cantaloupe on a plate outdoors

    Crack This Powerhouse Seasoning On Your Cantaloupe And Taste The Magic

    You can do better than plain melon balls. Spice up your life, and a sweet slice of cantaloupe, by adding a sprinkle of this flavor-popping seasoning.

    By Kat Olvera Read More
  • mashed root vegetable with cheese

    Forget Potatoes And Start Mashing This Starchy Tuber Instead

    Mashed potatoes are a classic dish for a reason, but if you're ready to branch out into new territory try mashing this starchy tuber instead.

    By Maria Scinto Read More
  • Grilled salmon on bed of salad leaves in a dish

    Stop Fish From Sticking To The Grill With This Condiment Coating

    Grilled fish is delicious, but it’s frustrating when it sticks to the grates and falls apart. Try using this condiment to stop it sticking.

    By Iva Sorsa-Sunic Read More
  • Hands holding morel mushrooms.

    The Danger Of False Morel Mushrooms That You Can't Ignore

    Not knowing the difference between a true and a false morel mushroom could be a fatal error in judgment but there is a way to tell them apart.

    By Joe Hoeffner Read More
  • Large jars filled with homemade pickles with cucumbers and herbs in the foreground

    Does It Matter Which Kind Of Cucumber You Use For Pickling?

    Making pickles is surprisingly easy, but the first step is choosing the right cucumbers for the job. We asked a pro chef for some top tips.

    By Alba Caraceni Read More
  • Meryl Streep at the Venice Film Festival.

    Meryl Streep's Favorite Julia Child Recipe Is Perfect For Meal Prepping

    Actress Meryl Streep once played Julia Child in a movie, and in an art becomes life moment, she shared how she follows one of the famous chef's recipes.

    By Joe Hoeffner Read More
  • Scrambled eggs with toast and a green salad on a white plate

    Do You Really Need More Than One Ingredient For Scrambled Eggs?

    Do waffles, bacon, and your favorite pajamas count as ingredients? Snag our expert's opinion on how to nail perfectly flavorful scrambled eggs.

    By Maria Scinto Read More
  • Ground acorn meal on wood spoons next to acorns and leaves

    Why Don't More People Eat Acorns?

    Acorns are nutritious and surprisingly useful, but are largely overlooked because preparing them for consumption requires a lot of time and patience.

    By Erica Martinez Read More
  • Clint Eastwood smiling at an American Film Institute event

    Here's How You Can Make Clint Eastwood's Super Simple Breakfast Your Own

    Clint Eastwood eats the same healthy breakfast every day. There are many flavorful and effective ways you can tweak this dish to suit your own preferences.

    By Kat Olvera Read More
  • Close-up view of bulbs of garlic on a wooden table

    What's The Actual Difference Between Garlic Powder And Granulated Garlic?

    Garlic is a staple ingredient, but there are a ton of garlic products to choose from. What's the actual difference between granulated garlic and garlic powder?

    By Creshonda A. Smith Read More
  • A bowl of tuna salad with celery and onions on a tablecloth.

    Give Your Tuna Salad A Crunchy Upgrade With This Salty Snack

    Next time you're whipping up some tuna salad in the kitchen, seriously consider adding this one fun ingredient for that special crunchy addition.

    By Maria Scinto Read More
  • Duff Goldman in glasses smiling in front of microphone

    Duff Goldman's Simple Tip For The Most Flavorful Boxed Cake Mix You've Had

    Leave it to a culinary great like Duff Goldman to hand out some simple and very affordable hacks to improve everyone's boxed cake game.

    By Erica Martinez Read More
  • A hand holds a wooden spoon from which oyster sauce drips

    Is Hoisin Sauce The Same Thing As Oyster Sauce?

    Oyster sauce and hoisin sauce are staples of Chinese cuisine, providing a rich umami to many dishes. So they're totally interchangeable, right? Not exactly.

    By Dennis Lee Read More
  • A wooden bowl filled with cottage cheese on one side and greek yogurt on the other, separated by granola and berries

    Cottage Cheese Vs Greek Yogurt: Which Dairy Product Makes For A Better Breakfast?

    In this corner: rich, tangy Greek yogurt. In the other: hearty, versatile cottage cheese. Which option is the better breakfast choice for you? Read our results.

    By Haley McNamara Read More
  • Sliced raw zucchini on a wooden board

    Should You Be Peeling Zucchini Before Eating It?

    When you're prepping your zucchini, you might find yourself wondering whether or not you need to peel it before you cook it. Here’s the answer.

    By Iva Sorsa-Sunic Read More
  • hand holding a can of popeye spinach

    Are Canned Greens Ever Worth Buying?

    If you're trying to bring more green vegetables into your diet, canned greens look like a convenient form. But are they worth buying compared to fresh?

    By Erica Martinez Read More
  • an open can of tuna and a fork sitting on a dark background

    Is Canned Tuna Safe To Eat Every Day?

    Canned tuna is a staple in many households thanks to its versatility and the high amount of protein it contains, but can eating too much tuna be bad for you?

    By Lindsey Reynolds Read More
  • Bottles of Hidden Valley ranch dressing on store shelf

    This Hidden Valley Ranch Flavor Just Isn't Anything Special

    In a taste test of Hidden Valley's new ranch flavors, one stood out — not because it was good or bad, but for being totally familiar with one minor twist.

    By Sarah Sierra-Mohamed Read More
  • Red and silver whole tilapia fish on ice in a display case

    Just Because Tilapia Is Cheap Doesn't Mean You Should Buy It

    There are plenty of fish in the sea. But when it comes to the cheapest filet on display, here's why you might want to take a minute before you grab the tilapia.

    By Kat Olvera Read More
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