The TikTok Tortilla Hack Perfect For Taco Night
Here's how to make your tortillas crispy, using just a microwave.
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Read MoreThey may seem simple, but there is a trick to cooking scrambled eggs. Learn the tips chef Jamie Oliver swears by for perfectly cooked scrambled eggs every time.
Read MoreThe next time you make tomato sauce, you might want to keep some sugar nearby, to ensure your sauce is the best it can be. Here's what the sweetener can do.
Read MoreYou tightly grip the jar and use all of your strength, but the lid doesn't budge. Next time this happens, try the water hammer trick to get your meal on track.
Read MoreOnions can be a bit finicky to prepare, but the good news is that you probably already know the fastest way to peel an onion -- you just haven't done it yet.
Read MoreA cutting board that slips when you're using it poses a safety risk when working in the kitchen. Luckily, there's an easy trick to keep your board in place.
Read MoreHave you ever used the air fryer only to have your food come out a bit mushy? Cooking spray may be the ingredient you need for golden air fryer food.
Read MoreOver-easy and sunny-side up eggs are pretty similar, but there's one distinct difference that sets them apart and can really affect how your dish turns out.
Read MoreIf you have an appetite like an ancient Aztec, you'd choose cocoa over gold any day of the week. But cocoa powder should be particularly rich in one respect.
Read MoreMatt Campbell, a contestant from "Masterchef: The Professionals," passed away due to a terrible accident. However, he died honoring someone he loved.
Read MoreThe avocado's mild taste goes with pretty much everything. So, using one particular topping can definitely be a way to add some vim and vigor to the food item.
Read MoreAre you obsessed with baked potatoes but simply don't have a spare hour to bake them? Even on the grill, baking a potato is a huge time commitment.
Read MoreHass avocados are one of the more popular varieties sold in the U.S. market, and the person who popularized them had a pretty unusual origin story.
Read MoreIf you love spicy cocktails, you need to learn how to make spicy tequila. Making infused spicy tequila is a cinch, whether you use jalapeños or habaneros.
Read MoreBoxed stuffing is a staple for most household Thanksgiving meals, and even if it's solid on its own, the addition of fried salami makes it even better.
Read MoreIt is pretty common to see people raising a toast with bottles of soju when enjoying a meal of Korean barbecue, but what is this drink?
Read MoreCasseroles have been around a lot longer than condensed soup or canned tuna. In fact, the origin of the word dates back hundreds of years ago.
Read MoreCheesecake is expensive to buy and difficult to make correctly, but cooking your cheesecake in a water bath may make baking it a little easier.
Read MoreThere are almost as many ways to cook a steak as there are mistakes everyone makes when cooking steak. Fortunately, Daphne Oz is here to help.
Read MoreIna Garten shared how she perfected roasting tiny peppers. Here's how the Barefoot Contessa gets to work.
Read MoreTomatoes are cherished, celebrated foods that appear in varying dishes from practically every culture — and even sometimes in desserts. Here's how to cut them
Read More"Hell's Kitchen" star and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay shared that he freezes chile peppers so he can use them in food later in this handy way.
Read MoreComing up with a tasty and unique marinade can take some time and experimentation. But getting started is really as simple as opening up your pantry.
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