Prevent Dreaded Hot Pepper Hands With An Olive Oil Hack
If you love spicy food or cooking with hot peppers, then you'll love this olive oil hack that will help prevent the dreaded hot pepper hands.
Read MoreIf you love spicy food or cooking with hot peppers, then you'll love this olive oil hack that will help prevent the dreaded hot pepper hands.
Read MoreFor its distinctive flavor and richness, crab is America's favorite shellfish. Here's a guide to several types of crab you may want to try cooking at home.
Read MoreScrambled eggs make an excellent morning meal, but there are plenty of ways to take them up a notch. Try pairing them with refried beans for the ultimate duo.
Read MoreNext time you go to soak your wood chips before grilling, think twice, because it's not as useful as you think. Here's what you need to know for the best smoke.
Read MoreIf you love the vinegary tang of coleslaw but want even more of that delicious puckery flavor, there's one ingredient that can make your dish stand out.
Read MoreIt's not a safety issue - marinated meat won't go bad any faster than non-marinated meat (though there's no truth to the idea it lasts longer in the freezer).
Read MoreThere's an art to making good tea, but a few things could leave your brew less satisfying than it could be. Here are some common mistakes and how to avoid them.
Read MoreIf you have leftover baked potatoes, you can bring them back to their original glory if you use a few key reheating tips including the right appliance.
Read MoreDid you know that you don't even have to thaw meat before cooking it in an air fryer? That's right - you can cook meat straight from frozen with little fuss.
Read MoreWant a thick, creamy salad dressing without all that added creamer and dairy? There's a way to achieve the same texture and flavor and it's in your fridge.
Read MoreThere's an art to smoking meat, and certain varieties are easier than others. This is why brisket is the ultimate challenge when it comes to smoking meat.
Read MoreFor those who follow a vegetarian diet or are allergic to oyster sauce, two-Michelin-starred chef Andrew Wong has a worthy substitute: fermented bean curd.
Read MoreAutumn is ideal for harvesting pumpkins. But if you love pumpkin seeds and want to roast your own, see how to properly clean pumpkin seeds before roasting.
Read MoreKnowing the best way to cook meat is crucial for a delicious dinner. Which cuts of meat are better for dry heat and which are better for moist heat cooking?
Read MoreIf you're smoking a turkey for the holidays, or brisket for the game, the type of wood is key. See if you should use wood chips or wood chunks for smoking meat.
Read MoreBuying fish can be intimidating for the uninitiated. Thankfully, you just need to keep a few simple pointers in mind in order to pick the freshest option.
Read MoreMeatloaf is the epitome of comfort food, butt here are ways to make it even more delightful. Consider stuffing your next meatloaf with mashed potatoes.
Read MoreIf a home baker loves pumpkin pie, but fears a poorly executed crust (and doesn't want to blind bake), this self-crusting pumpkin pie hack can be the solution.
Read MoreBecause McDonald's McRib is a limited menu, knowing how to make them at home is priceless. See how a former McDonald's chef provides tips for a homemade McRib.
Read MoreWhile poaching eggs in leftover wine might seem like a strange culinary experiment, the French have been doing it for quite some time - and it's delicious.
Read MoreCanned tuna is a versatile ingredient that can be the foundation of countless meals. Discover how to use it to make a tasty and affordable version of ceviche.
Read MoreMiso is known for its umami flavor and it pairs amazingly with tomatoes. So next time you're making a batch of tomato sauce, add some miso in for extra flavor.
Read MoreThis method (called "reverse creaming") requires you to mix the butter and dry ingredients. The result? A perfect cake that's deliciously moist.
Read MoreTempered chocolate cools to a smooth, glossy finish and snaps when broken. However, dark, milk, and white chocolates each require distinct tempering protocols.
Read MoreA beautiful shine on your baked goods is the perfect final result. But egg wash isn't the only way to achieve that. Try custard powder as a substitute.
Read MorePerishable foods face a risk of bacterial growth when left out for a period of two hours or more when the temperature range is between 40 and 140 degrees.
Read MoreIf you've ever wondered why mashed potatoes you make at home never taste as good as what you'd order from a restaurant, here are the secrets you need to know.
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