This Crunchy Ingredient Will Take Your Roasted Veggies To Another Level
A little crunch on roast vegetables takes them up a notch. But don't leave it to chance. All you need is to add this one ingredient you probably already have.
Read MoreA little crunch on roast vegetables takes them up a notch. But don't leave it to chance. All you need is to add this one ingredient you probably already have.
Read MoreFor the crispiest edges on your potatoes, there's only one method you need to master. Luckily, it's about as easy a cooking technique as can be.
Read MoreThere's a lot of competition in the barbecue world. But the process needn't be complicated. In fact, you can start small by using just your oven.
Read MoreAs a celebrity chef and cookbook author, Nigella Lawson is known for having good taste, and there's one condiment she carries with her wherever she goes.
Read MoreIf your regular old bloody Mary just isn't cutting it anymore, try giving the classic cocktail a flavor boost with one particularly versatile ingredient.
Read MoreThe heat you feel on your hands after chopping chilis can be a drag. But a quick buttermilk bath might be all you need to stop the dreaded burn.
Read MoreUse a dull knife and you'll end up with poorly cut ingredients, or worse, a dangerous slip. How do you know when it's time to get out the steel?
Read MoreAs far as home-baked desserts go, cookies are on the quicker, easier side. Just avoid this one mistake with your dough and you'll enjoy the best results.
Read MoreA good breading is a must-have for fried or baked chicken, but breading that chicken isn't as easy as it seems. Avoid these mistakes for the best results.
Read MoreHosting a party can be a huge undertaking. Between deciding on the menu, hitting the store and cooking the food, it's easy to get overwhelmed. This will help.
Read MoreIf you often cook with chickpeas, you may find yourself with a heap of leftovers. Prolong their life by freezing them if you want to avoid food waste.
Read MoreIf you don't live near the coast, canned crab is a perfectly good alternative to fresh. These pointers will ensure you're getting the best quality.
Read MoreAs simple as a basic fish sandwich might seem, it's surprisingly easy to mess one up. Avoid these common pitfalls next time you make a fish sandwich at home.
Read MoreAs any expert griller knows, water is the enemy of a good sear. But for the secret to a great sauce, you might want to consider adding it to the pan.
Read MoreMaking a delicious taco filling or side needn't be complicated or time-consuming. Next Taco Tuesday, grab these convenient canned foods for a tasty treat.
Read MoreThere are a lot of moving parts to consider, such as what if everyone shows up with the same dish? Or, who will be in charge of providing plates to eat off of?
Read MoreLet's face it, there's no way you're going to have fun hosting a dinner party if you're stressed the entire time. The key is being properly organized.
Read MoreIt's typical to make way too many wings when serving a crowd. Don't let any of that chicken go to waste by learning how to reheat them the right way.
Read MoreIf you're craving fried chicken or fish at home, stick to the classics with a panko crumb breading or mix it up with coconut batter. The options are endless!
Read MoreTender and versatile, butter lettuce is great go-to choice for salad greens. Just be sure to store it properly so it will stay fresh for longer.
Read MoreCreating wine pairings is a great way to elevate a dining experience, and if you're serving blackened salmon, here's the wine you want to choose.
Read MoreIt turns out that the next best thing since sliced bread might be rice with bread, especially when the rice is being used to keep said bread warm.
Read MoreSommelier Gabriel Corbett has shared a few specific recommendations with Daily Meal on how to select a great wine to pair with a dynamic dish like green curry.
Read MoreIf you want to bring a little sophistication to curry night, serve it with a wine. This sommelier shares his favorite pairing for a mellow yellow curry.
Read MoreThose leftover parmesan rinds can be tossed into soups to add extra nutty and savory notes to your dish, as well as a welcome punch of umami.
Read MoreIt's often recommended to grind your own spices for freshness rather than buy them pre-ground from the grocery store, but these three spices may be exceptions.
Read MoreWhen you're making gyoza at home, starting with the proper wrapper is of the utmost importance. Choose the wrong kind and all your hard work could go to waste.
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