The Differences Between Meat For Stewing And Grilling
The kind of beef you need to pick up hinges on whether you're planning to grill or stew those cuts. See why it matters and how to easily make the distinction.
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Not Sure How To Use Canned Artichokes? Throw Them In Your Air Fryer
While raw canned artichokes are delicious on salads or enjoyed as an afternoon snack, air-fried canned artichokes are also a bounty to behold. -
Look To Store-Bought Cookie Dough For The Easiest Muffins Ever
It turns out there are several steps you can eliminate in the muffin-making process by using store-bought cookie dough. Here's how it works. -
The Clever Way Ina Garten Upgrades Store-Bought Mashed Potatoes To Taste And Look Homemade
When it's a busy holiday season, not everyone has time to peel, boil and mash potatoes from scratch for a big crowd. Luckily, Ina Garten has you covered. -
The Easy Trick For Perfectly Sized Zucchini Noodles Every Time
See this tip for making your spiralized zucchini noodles more manageable, no matter what you plan to do with them. And it's useful for all your spiralizing. -
Slap Chili Dog Ingredients Into A Grilled Cheese For A More Flavorful Sandwich
Combining a meaty, mouth-watering chili dog and an ooey gooey grilled cheese is a match made in heaven. This will be your new go-to dinner recipe. -
How To Make Your Own Pumpkin Puree If The Store Is Sold Out Of The Canned Stuff
The grocery store shelves can get a little bare around the holiday season when everyone is stocking up to bake pies. If you can't find pumpkin puree, worry not. -
All You Need To Turn Canned Fish Into A Delicious Dip Is A Little Crunch
Don't make the mistake of creating a fish dip that's one note. Instead, add a little crunch to the soft texture to make something truly delicious. -
The Ingredient That Makes Trader Joe's Frozen Puff Pastry One Of The Best
Certain mass-produced frozen puff pastry can have a lengthy ingredient list. But if it's missing this one thing, it's never going to taste as good. -
The Mistake That's Ruining Your Breakfast Waffles
Have you ever had a batch of waffles turn out tough and chewy and wondered why? This part of your technique is likely the problem, not your ingredients. -
The Unhealthiest Way To Cook Chicken
Roasted, baked, fried, grilled -- chicken tastes good no matter which way you cook it. But one method in particular can take a serious toll on your health. -
The Salty Ingredient That Amps Up The Flavor Of Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Sometimes roasted Brussels sprouts just need a little something. Grab a bottle of this for a salty kick that will bring out all the earthy goodness. -
Take Inspiration From Rachael Ray And Turn Leftover Sloppy Joes Into Nachos
Why not put your leftovers to good use by adding those sloppy joe ingredients atop a heaping pile of nachos? You'll get a good dose of protein and flavor. -
The Kitchen Tool That Does Wonders When Filling Homemade Hand Pies
When it comes to making those adorable and delicious hand pies, ensuring a mess-free experience can be tricky. Grab this tool for ease. -
The Sour Ingredient That Can Elevate A Simple Fried Egg
The perfect fried egg is a thing of beauty. With just a few dashes of the right ingredient its flavors and shape can be enhanced even more. -
The Unexpectedly Intense Origin Story Of Horse Soldier Bourbon
Horse soldiers invoke images of the Civil War. While its history doesn't date back that far, the story of Horse Soldier Bourbon is just as intense. -
Give Your Deviled Eggs A Flavorful Twist With Help From An Iconic Dip
There's always room to crank up the creativity when you're making deviled eggs, and a creamy dip offers the perfect twist for the party appetizer favorite. -
When It Comes To Making Fig Spread, Skip The Dried Fruit
If you plan to make fig jam at home, you'll encounter plenty of recipes that recommend using dried figs, but we insist that fresh figs are better. -
Give Your Espresso Martini Some Fall Flair With Pumpkin Spice
Espresso martinis are a year-round indulgence, but adding pumpkin spice gives the drink that seasonal twist. It also enhances the mouthfeel of the martini. -
Chocolate Sauce Gives Carrot Cake A Decadent Upgrade
Carrot cake is easily one of the most beloved types of cake out there. But there's actually a way to make the dessert even more decadent: add chocolate sauce. -
Can You Substitute Lemon Zest With Dried Peels?
Lemon zest can add a fresh, citrusy flavor to your recipe. If you don't have any on hand, you might wonder if you can use dried peels instead. -
The Creme Brûlée Upgrade Using Everyone's Favorite Vegetable
Want to majorly upgrade your creme brûlée? All you need to do is add this one beloved vegetable which practically everyone loves. -
The Prep Mistake That's Ruining Your Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Whipping up sweet and indulgent chocolate-covered strawberries can be fairly easy, but this prep mistake can ruin an entire batch with bad technique. -
Your Charcuterie Board Is Begging For Truffle Honey
While cheeses and jams may be some of the more common fixings, there's a charcuterie board ingredient you may not have thought of - truffle honey. -
Make Your Breakfast Granola In The Air Fryer For The Quickest Results
Having handmade, fresh granola in the pantry makes breakfast a easy. And preparing it in the air fryer? Even easier. Here's how to make granola quickly. -
Infuse Tangy Flavors Into Your Turkey Burgers By Stuffing Them With Feta
Turkey burgers can get a bad rap for being bland, but they don't have to be. There's room to play around with flavors and ingredients, like feta cheese. -
One Type Of Canned Tuna Has The Mildest, Least Fishy Flavor
Want to enjoy canned tuna without overpoweringly fishy flavor? This variety is mild enough to use in everything from fish tacos to tuna salad sandwiches.
