It's Time To Start Clarifying Your Margarita Cocktails
Clarifying your margarita smooths out acidic flavors and adds sophistication. And you can do it at home using a historical technique and a refrigerator staple.
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We Tried Coffee Mate Dirty Soda Coconut Lime Flavored Creamer With Dr Pepper And It's A Shockingly Well-Executed Mash-Up
Giving a new twist on the dirty soda, Coffee mate and Dr Pepper have teamed up to create a coconut lime taste sensation. Here's our review of how it tastes.
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It's Easy To Make Powdered Sugar In A Coffee Grinder. Just Make Sure You Clean It
Powdered sugar might seem like it can only be bought, but as long as you have granulated sugar and a coffee grinder at home, powdered sugar is within reach.
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Why You'll Never Find A Garlic Press In Ina Garten's Kitchen
When it comes to preparing the pungent vegetable for use in her favorite recipes, the Barefoot Contessa refuses to use a garlic press. Here's why.
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Is Sake Technically Considered A Wine Or A Spirit?
There's nothing quite like sake, literally. Is it a wine or a spirit? Part of what makes sake so intriguing is how it seems to defy alcohol classification.
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Transform Leftover Hamburger Buns Into Crunchy Homemade Croutons
It's an all-too-common problem to run out of burgers before running out of buns. For a creative way to use up those leftover buns, turn them into croutons.
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Where's The Best Place To Store Kiwis For Ripening?
For some fruit, there's a window in which they're perfectly ripe after you get them home from the grocery store. For kiwis, here's how to get them there.
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The Costco Sample Etiquette Mistake You Should Be Aware Of
Free samples are a staple of the Costco shopping experience, but there are unspoken etiquette rules that you might be violating without realizing it.
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Elevate Pigs In A Blanket With An Easy Puff Pastry Trick
Pigs in a blanket are made by rolling your cocktail sausages up in the pastry. But you can give them an elevated appearance by cutting your puff pastry.
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Your Air Fryer Is The Secret To Reviving Stale Crumbl Cookies
Crumbl cookies are popular, but because of their large size, you'll likely have leftovers. Luckily, you can easily use an air fryer to revive any stale ones.
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The Genius Hack For Cooking 2 Types Of Pasta In One Pot
So one half of your family wants angel hair and the other wants bow ties -- with this hack you can cook both pastas to perfection at the same time in one pot!
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The Simple Solution To Keep Your Pizza Dough From Shrinking
Don't let small pizza happen to you. Avoid the problem of shrinking dough with this one helpful tip and enjoy the pizza you're meant to have.
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Bourbon Cream Is The Secret To Root Beer Floats With A Boozy Twist
Root beer floats are shrouded with childhood nostalgia, but if you add a little bourbon cream into the mix, they can become a delightful adult treat.
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The Step You Must Never Skip Before Opening Canned Food
To reap the many nutritional benefits without putting yourself at risk of foodborne illness, you should take this step before opening canned goods.
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The Proper Way To Use A Pie Iron For Delicious Desserts
Pie irons are the perfect cooking utensil to break out when you're on a camping trip and need to make a tasty dessert over a roaring fire.
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Can You Freeze Raw Onions?
The good news is, it's actually possible to freeze raw onions without ruining their taste. You just have to follow a few key steps to ensure their quality.
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Why You Need To Be Careful Peeling Off The Stickers On Your Fruit
There's a certain time you should peel the stickers off your fruit, and it's important to be careful when you do so. Here's why.
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Why Aged Cheese Isn't The Best Idea For Your Mac And Cheese Sauce
It might seem like a good idea to add aged cheese for flavor, but using it as a mac and cheese ingredient might not be the best thing.
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How Do Automatic Dumpling Makers Actually Work?
If you have trouble folding these pieces of dough, using an automatic dumpling maker probably sounds appealing. This is how the device really works.
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The Absolute Best Way To Freeze Potato Soup For Later
To ensure reheated potato soup offers a pleasing flavor and consistency, you must make certain tweaks while cooking it like holding off on a certain ingredient.
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The Hard-To-Find Bourbon That's Somehow Available At Costco
Whiskey collectors and aficionados know that some bourbons can be difficult to find. Imagine encountering one of these rare bottles at your local Costco.
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For Sugar Cookies With Perfectly Crispy Edges, Roll Them Up
There is plenty of ambiguity when it comes to defining a sugar cookie, but one thing is certain: For crisp edges, the best thing to do is roll up the dough.
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Leftover Pizza Ingredients? Break Out Some Beans
Making homemade pizza can be fun, but you may often find yourself with leftover ingredients. If you're looking for another dinner idea, break out some beans.
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Spanish Vs Sweet Onions: What's The Difference?
Understanding the distinctions between similar ingredients can impact your final dish. Make sure you know the differences between Spanish and sweet onions.
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Chocolate Mousse Used To Be Known By Another Puzzling Name
You likely know the history of your favorite dishes. But sometimes, their names can be confusing. Long ago, chocolate mousse used to be known by another name.
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Buttermilk Fried Oyster Mushrooms Recipe
For all the crispy goodness of fried chicken, minus the meat, opt for fried oyster mushrooms with perfectly spicy breading and a creamy dipping sauce.
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The Simple Hack For Making Your Own Cupcake Liners In A Pinch
If you're an avid baker, it's easy to run out of cupcake liners without realizing it. If you don't have time to run to the store, here's how to improvise.
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