Crushed Potato Chips Are The Secret To The Ultimate Fried Fish
We know panko breadcrumbs to be a great way for a super-crunchy coating when frying fish. But for a taste upgrade, try using crushed potato chips instead.
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Your Air Fryer Is The Secret To Reviving Stale Chips
No one likes reopening a bag of chips only to find that they have gone stale. Luckily, all you need to do is pop them in the air fryer for a crisp bite.
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This Might Be The Easiest Way To Amp Up Frozen Lasagna
Frozen meals, homemade or store-bought, is a great way to save time on midweek meal prep. If it's lasagna you're hankering for, give it a boost of flavor.
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This Leftover Brine Is The Secret To More Flavorful Soups
Pickle brine is something that you might think is only good for pouring down the drain. But it can actually add a flavor boost to your next batch of soup.
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This Underrated Milk Is The Key To A Balanced Alfredo Sauce
If you've ever found Alfredo sauce to be a touch too heavy or a little one-note, there's a simple milk swap that will help you achieve perfect balance.
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That Leftover Falafel Mix Is Begging To Be Turned Into A Burger
If you have leftover ingredients or falafel mix from your last batch of baked falafel, you can easily transform this into delicious burger patties.
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How Much Juice Can You Get From One Watermelon?
Since we get around 20% of our daily water intake from food, it makes sense to juice a watermelon. But how much will you get from one fruit?
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Your Bruschetta Is Nearly Perfect (But It Still Needs A Little Heat)
For such a simple snack or appetizer, bruchetta is a delicious one when the balance of flavors is right. Even so, it's not impossible to upgrade it.
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For The Simplest Chicken Seasoning, All You Need Is A Jar Of Salsa
Midweek chicken needn't be complicated. For a quick dish that's packed with flavor, skip the elaborate marinades and reach for a jar of salsa instead.
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Cocktail Too Sugary? This Ingredient Swap Is Here To Help
If you're sipping cocktails on your night out but you're trying to cut down on sugar, there's a simple ingredient swap that will knock back the sweetness.
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The Key To Cooking The Best Greens? Just Keep It Simple
You may rule out eating collard greens on a weeknight due to the amount of time involved cooking them. But there's an easy way to whip them up in no time.
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Ina Garten's Genius Tip For Delicious Roast Veggie Pasta
When Ina Garten has a cooking tip, it's best to pay attention. Here's what she recommends to make your vegetable pasta dish even more delectable.
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Why Strawberries Are The Worst Fruit To Add To Homemade Pudding
Fresh berries can give your pudding a huge flavor boost, but pump your brakes with the strawberries - they could actually ruin your delicious dessert.
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You Have To Stop Throwing Out The Most Flavorful Part Of Your Tomato
Different elements of a tomato offer their own advantages in cooking, but some people overlook the most delicious part and that's a big mistake.
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The Simple Way To Elevate Watery Store-Bought Salsa
Disappointed yet again with slushy store-bought salsa? Good news, there are multiple methods to make watery salsa less liquidy, as well as way more delicious.
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Pop That Store-Bought Cookie Dough In The Air Fryer For The Easiest Dessert
If you're a host who prefers to spend more time with guests than in the kitchen, then pop store-bought cookie dough in the air fryer for a speedy dessert.
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The Unexpected Fruit Mark Bittman Adds To Chicken Salad
Fruit and chicken salad may not seem like a great match, but food journalist Mark Bittman swears adds plums for a delicious addition.
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The Pantry Staple That'll Clean Your Sponges Like A Charm
Sponges are one of many kitchen tools you should be cleaning more often than you realize. Make sure you have this pantry staple that'll clean them like a charm.
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Autumn Is The Best Time Of Year For Eating This Underrated Meat
Interestingly enough, meat can also be seasonal. So the next time you eat this underrated meat, wait until the leaves change colors to orange and brown.
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Is Pan-Frying The Same Thing As Sautéing?
Sautéing and pan-frying are somewhat similar cooking techniques with a few specific differences. Learn which is more labor-intensive.
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The Spicy-Sweet Condiment Your Corn On The Cob Is Begging For
What's better than fresh corn on the cob? One with a bit of spicy heat to it. While you have a lot of options, we suggest starting with this simple condiment.
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The Air Fryer Is A Total Game Changer For Halloumi
A semi-hard cheese called halloumi won't melt into a puddle when you heat it, making it a perfect candidate for cooking to a golden brown in your air fryer.
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The Budget-Friendly Cut Of Steak Guy Fieri Loves To Grill
Guy Fieri knows a thing or two about grilling. So when he offers up a preferred cut of steak that goes easy on the family budget, we're on board for it.
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How To Prevent Overcooked Shrimp For Perfect Fried Rice Every Time
There's a method to making the perfect shrimp fried rice every time and it starts with cooking your shrimp separately. Here's what you need to know.
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Pro-Tips For Making Your Shrimp Fried Rice The Talk Of The Town
In order to enjoy restaurant quality shrimp fried rice at home, follow advice from chef Shirley Chung, who details the best ways to make it.
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Every Way To Cook Eggs In Your Air Fryer, Explained
We spoke with egg experts Sarah Beth Tanner and Nelson Serrano-Bahri. Together, they cracked open every method of cooking eggs in your air fryer.
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What Exactly Does It Mean To Take A Martini Dry?
If you're new to the world of martinis and wondering in which style you should order yours, you'll need to get to know the difference between wet and dry.
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