Skip The Messy Dredging With A Simple Eggplant Parm Hack
Dredging eggplant slices in eggs and breadcrumbs can often be a messy affair, but a simple hack can ease the hassle. It even works for other eggplant dishes.
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Amp Up The Flavor Of Store-Bought Gravy With Just One Ingredient
Packaged gravy often lacks depth, flavor, and soul. But with a little browned butter, you can achieve that homemade bravado without roasting a whole turkey.
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How To Make Crispy Oven Fried Chicken Without Using Breadcrumbs
Breaded fried chicken is great and everything, but figuring out how to use your oven for perfectly crispy chicken with a lighter coating is where it's at.
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Empanadas Are The Genius Way To Enjoy A Handheld Breakfast
Set yourself up for breakfast success by prepping tasty empanadas that are easy to reheat. This hearty breakfast to-go will fuel your busiest days.
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Add Old Bay To Your Flour Dredges And Taste The Magic
Flour dredges can be a little bland without a pop of seasoning. Fortunately there's a simple solution that will turn your mixture into pure magic: Old Bay.
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The Genius Ingredient Swap For Banana Bread If You Don't Have Bananas
Banana bread is a fairly simple and tasty baked good, but it can be challenging to make without perfectly ripe bananas. Here's how to save your banana bread.
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Transform Soggy Canned Mushrooms Into The Perfect Side With Your Air Fryer
Canned mushrooms are typically packed with a preserving liquid, which can make them soggy and not-so-appetizing. The solution? Your air fryer, of course!
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The Batter Tip For The Crispiest Fried Okra Of Your Life
Deep frying is a popular choice for okra preparation. But, for the crispiest you've ever tasted, there's a secret batter ingredient you need to try.
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Ever Wonder Why Most Cocktail Jiggers Are Hourglass-Shaped?
Jiggers give bartenders greater quality control when making cocktails, ensuring each has a consistent taste. But why are they shaped like an hourglass?
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What's The Difference Between Diet Dr Pepper And Dr Pepper Zero Sugar?
Dr Pepper fans are spoiled with a choice of varieties and flavors. But is there any real difference between its Diet and Zero Sugar offerings?
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The 4 Best And 4 Worst Canned Beans For Chili
Beans are a great addition to a pot of wholesome homemade chili, but not all beans will work well. Here are which ones to use and which to avoid.
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The One-Ingredient Secret To The Best Veggie Burgers Of Your Life
If your veggie burgers suffer from dryness and crumbliness, this one ingredient can help. It's accessible, great at binding ingredients together, and creamy.
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The Negroni Alcohol Swap That Totally Elevates The Classic Drink
The negroni has established itself as a cocktail staple - but why not spice things up? This alcohol swap will totally elevate your next negroni.
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Julia Child's Mousseline Is A Lighter Take On An Iconic Chocolate Dessert
Julia Child is famous for bringing fancy French cooking techniques to everyday kitchens. And her take on a chocolate mousseline made for a lighter result.
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Give Breakfast A Boost And Add Caffeine Directly To Your Pancake Batter
Wake yourself up in a whole new way by adding caffeine directly to your pancake batter. There a couple ways to do it, and we're covering both of them.
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The Reason Your Scallops Aren't Browning And How To Fix It
Scallops are delicious, but especially so when browned. Having trouble getting them there? We know why -- and how to fix your mistakes.
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Crushed Ramen Noodles Give The Crunch Your Coleslaw Has Been Waiting For
You might think coleslaw is crunchy enough, packed with raw cabbage. But to up the ante even further, add a handful of crushed ramen noodles.
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Canned Cherry Tomatoes Are The Perfect Substitute If You Can't Find Fresh
If it's cherry tomatoes you need and you're out of fresh, canned are just as good for whipping up a soup, risotto, salsa, focaccia, or bruschetta.
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The Difference Between A Dirty Drink And Dirty Soda
Are you curious if a dirty chai or dirty Dr. Pepper is the same concept as a dirty martini? Here's the difference between a dirty drink and a dirty soda.
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The Sweet And Sour Ingredient That Elevates Any Basic Marinade
Want to take your marinade to the next level? This deliciously sweet and sour ingredient is all you need to bring new pizzazz to familiar meats.
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The Limited-Edition Breakfast Pepsi Flavor We Totally Forgot About
Pepsi for breakfast? It's less crazy than you think. One limited-edition Pepsi flavor you've probably forgotten brought pancake goodness to your cup.
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Grab Some Soy Sauce For One Of The Easiest Balsamic Vinegar Substitutes
If you're out of balsamic vinegar, you're not out of luck. Grab your trusty soy sauce bottle and maybe a few other ingredients, and make an easy swap.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Easy Tip For Adding Variety To Your Next Batch Of Cookies
Want to shake up your cookie repertoire? Take a leaf out of Giada De Laurentiis' book and make one batch of dough into multiple varieties.
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Beer Belongs In Your Next Spritz
The best things about spritzes are that they are simple, customizable, and generally difficult to mess up. To change it up, beer belongs in your next spritz.
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Leftover Fried Chicken Is The Tasty Soup Addition You Never Knew You Needed
Chicken and soup are already a match made in heaven, so if you have some leftover fried chicken, why not throw it in the pot? Here are some tips.
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Why A Shot Of Liquor Is Actually Called A 'Shot'
Many of us have ordered shots at a bar without thinking twice about it. As for where that name comes from, though, there's no shortage of myths and stories.
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Kimchi Oatmeal Is Here To Save Your Normal Boring Breakfast
Have you been sleeping on kimchi? It's not only tasty and suitable as a side dish and staple in Korean cuisine, but it also goes well with oatmeal.
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