Make Restaurant-Worthy Fried Fish Just Like A Chef
If you've ever tucked into fried fish in a restaurant and wondered how to get that golden batter and flaky fish, Chef Kory Foltz is on hand with a few tips.
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13 Creative Ways To Use Coconut Water Beyond Drinking It
Coconut water has a naturally nutty and slightly sweet taste that lends itself to many culinary uses, including breakfast and dinner dishes and cocktails.
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The Clever Way To Keep Halloween Punch Cold And Spooky At The Same Time
There's a genius hack you may not have thought of that will not only keep your Halloween punch colder for longer, but seriously up the spooky factor.
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If You Want Crispy Chicken Parm, Stop Drowning It In Sauce
Chicken parm is comfort food at its finest; but you need that crispy exterior for a satisfying crunch. Maintaining the perfect texture comes down to saucing.
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J. Kenji López-Alt's Genius Method For Reheating Fried Chicken
Leftover fried chicken can become soggy and unappealing on day two. But, if you try J. Kenji López-Alt's technique, you can bring it right back to life.
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Cook Better Fried Fish In The Air Fryer With These Chef-Approved Tips
Getting the perfect fried fish without too much grease at home can be a challenge, and that's where the air fryer comes in. Follow these tips for success.
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That Nearly Empty Peanut Butter Jar Is The Best Kept Secret To A Better Iced Latte
This hack involves pouring some espresso, your choice of milk or milk alternative, and sweetener directly into a nearly empty peanut butter jar.
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For A Better Loaf Of Bread, Change The Way You Measure Flour
If your homemade bread reminds you of a crumbling sand castle, there's a chance you need to change the way you measure your flour. Here's why.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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Give Your Burgers Some More Life With A Little-Known Mediterranean Spice Blend
If you've grown bored of standard American burgers, you might want to try seasoning your meat differently, like with this under-appreciated spice blend.
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The 2-Ingredient Pudding Snack That Adds More Protein Into Your Life
This quick and easy protein pudding recipe will help you reach your daily protein goals while also ensuring you don't miss out on dessert at the end of the day.
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14 Grilling Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Tailgate
Experts Dustin Green, Steven Ross, John McLemore, and John McLemore Jr. shared their grilling expertise with us, advising us how to avoid tailgating errors.
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The Trick To Perfecting Your Square Biscuit Game
Just because you aren't making circular biscuits doesn't mean that they won't be tasty. Here is how to bake your square ones to perfection.
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