The Unexpected Ingredient You're Overlooking For Creamier Coleslaw
All you need to take your homemade coleslaw to the next level is this one ingredient you probably already have in your fridge.
Read MoreAll you need to take your homemade coleslaw to the next level is this one ingredient you probably already have in your fridge.
Read MoreIf your tuna salad has felt a little lacking lately, you don't need to ditch the dish completely. Give it a major upgrade with canned sardines.
Read MoreMayonnaise may be the glue that binds summertime side dishes, but if you're packing a picnic, you may want to think twice before making a mayo-based salad.
Read MoreLamb is a delicious alternative to beef, but sometimes it can taste a little too gamey. We asked a chef how to neutralize any overpowering flavors.
Read MoreIf you think there's no way a lemonade could chill you out even more on a hot day, think again. This secret ingredient is the key to cooling off.
Read MoreUpgrade your meals and add unique twists to existing recipes by using ingredients straight from your freezer! Waffle sandwich or frozen ravioli lasagna, anyone?
Read MorePasta isn't a food that takes well to reheating. But if you utilize this simple tip, your microwaved leftovers will be almost as good as freshly cooked.
Read MoreThere's a surprisingly high margin of error when making breakfast gravy, but by avoiding these common mistakes you'll have a delicious morning meal.
Read MoreIt's rare to get every taco shell into the oven without breaking. But not to worry, we have a simple solution that will mean none of the crispy shell is wasted.
Read MoreAlfredo sauce is a classic for a reason, but the rich, creamy sauce works great with a little added spice. This fiery Italian condiment is perfect for the job.
Read MoreTaco meat doesn't need to be a dry part of your meal. Add flavor and moisture to the meat by stirring in a simple ingredient you might already have at home.
Read MoreLobster tails are an elegant dish that's also easy to prepare. The trick is to butterfly them for the perfect results. Here's how to do that.
Read MoreWhether you're making a filet mignon with roasted veg or steak and eggs, every step of cooking steak is important - and salting steak correctly is vital.
Read MoreBlueberries are tasty, nutritious ... and surprisingly tricky to use. For the best results with your next batch of the fruit, avoid these common mistakes.
Read MoreYou can add a smoky, complex flavor to crunchy-tangy pickled cucumbers by tossing them on the grill or on a sizzle platter under the broiler.
Read MoreWatermelon season is here, so this time around, take this tip and use every last bit of the melon by pickling the rinds instead of tossing them.
Read MoreTo help you craft a more creative charcuterie board, Daily Meal spoke to an expert to find out what kinds of cheeses pair best with popular kinds of chocolate.
Read MoreFrozen vegetables get a bad rap for being soggy or bland, but it's all in how you prepare them. Our expert chef has some helpful tips for using frozen veggies.
Read MoreInstead of plain old tomatoes in your BLT sandwich, consider using fried green tomatoes for a fresh, sharp taste and some extra crunch and texture.
Read MoreA pie iron is a useful piece of kit on any camping trip. But be wary of the type you buy because what it's made from will make a difference to what you cook.
Read MoreOatmeal is a versatile breakfast that can be topped with just about anything. But don't forget this one surprising seasoning for a flavor elevation.
Read MoreCanned vegetables are often flavorless with an unappealing texture. But you can give them a quick and easy upgrade by cooking them in bacon grease.
Read MoreUnlike cooking, baking is more of an exact science. And if you want your baked goods to come out perfectly leavened, Ina Garten has an important tip for you.
Read MoreWhile the tried-and-true recipe never fails to impress, deviled eggs are fun to play around with. Adding this much-loved cheese will have people talking.
Read MoreWhen packing food for your camping trip, you'll want to be as economical as possible. Pepping French toast before you set off is a great way to save space.
Read MoreFor plant-based eaters looking to emulate the rich flavor and texture of cheese in their pasta dishes, nutritional yeast is the key to noodle nirvana.
Read MoreMaking a lovely flan begins long before you flip the ramekin, but this final step is for presentation. Use the mess-free trick to remove flan from its ramekin.
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