The Spatula All Home Cooks Need, According To Chefs
Thanks to their flexibility and skill at making sticky situations less, well, sticky, spatulas deserve a place in your kitchen. But one type is best of all.
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The Trader Joe's Copycat You Need Of This Popular Seasonal Cookie
When fall comes around, there is no shortage of products at Trader Joe's with autumnal motifs and pumpkin flavors, like this copycat of a classic cookie.
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Why People Store Garlic In Those Covered Bowls
As potent as garlic can be, it can also be fragile when it comes to storage. You've probably seen it stored in small covered bowls — but have you wondered why?
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Homemade Coconut Yogurt Requires Just 2 Ingredients And A Bit Of Time
It can seem intimidating to make yogurt at home, but it's surprisingly easy, especially if you start with coconut milk. Here's how to make this nondairy yogurt.
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Why You Can (And Should) Eat Raw Corn
If you're not eating raw corn, you are missing out. The sweet flavor and juicy texture of the fresh kernels upgrade a wide variety of dishes.
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Should Chocolate Ever Be Refrigerated?
Love chocolate straight outta the fridge, as cold as an arctic breeze? Danger zone, or prime storage, find out whether you should ever chill your chocolate.
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12 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Buying Cantaloupe
An underripe cantaloupe is underwhelmingly crisp and flavorless, while an overripe one is mushy. Here’s how to pick a perfectly ripe melon every time.
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The Most Famous Secret Recipes In Food And Drink History
Some of the most famous food and drink products are supposedly made with a secret recipe. It's often kept well-guarded, or literally under lock and key.
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The Trick To Freezing Plums For A Winter Treat
Rizz up your stone fruit game this season with a few easy tips for freezing plums so you can make smoothies, pies, and savory roasts all winter long.
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How To Melt Chocolate Quickly In The Microwave (Without Making A Mess)
Melting chocolate can either be perfection or a clumpy mess but this technique used by a James Beard Awards Nominee will help you achieve the results you want.
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The Decades-Old Tomato Soup People Chewed On (Yes, You Read That Right)
If you're a fan of tomato soup, would you still like it in solid form? Chewable tomato soup used to be a popular dish, but it's hard to find now.
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Air Fryer Egg Toast Makes Mornings More Delicious
Air fryers seem capable of cooking anything — even the humble and beloved egg toast. Learn how to next-level your breakfast sandwich game with an air fryer.
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All You Need Is Hot Water To Fix A Broken Chocolate Ganache
Ganache is delicious but finicky, so we asked a pastry chef at the Chicago Athletic Association how to fix it when it's broken, and it's not what you think.
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13 Mistakes People Make With Baked Potatoes
Despite their simplicity, it's not always easy to achieve the perfect baked potato. Here are some of the top pitfalls people run into while cooking their spuds.
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The Aldi Brownie Mix That Gives Ghiradelli A Run For Its Money
Aldi's dupes have earned praise for how closely they approximate name brand items. Add to that list a brownie mix that gives a big brand a run for its money.
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Is The Air Fryer The Best Tool For Homemade Potato Chips?
Is your air fryer phoning it in on potato chips? Here's how to make thin, crispy homemade potato chips, and whether your air fryer's the right tool for the job.
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Here's How To Tell When It's Time To Throw Out Your Salt
Salt, if preserved properly, can last for an indefinite period of time. However, you need to throw it away if any of these conditions affect your salt supply.
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You Only Need 3 Canned Ingredients To Make This Vintage Black Bean Soup
Here's a winning soup recipe to add to your rotation. Using only pantry ingredients, this three-ingredient black bean dish is satisfying and easy to make.
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13 Unconventional Uses For Maple Syrup That Go Beyond Pancakes
Maple syrup can be used in so many ways beyond just as a breakfast topping. Take a look at how you can use it in both sweet and savory dishes.
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The Absolute Best Meat To Serve Alongside A Watermelon Salad
Juicy, salty, sweet, and savory, we won't judge you if you eat watermelon salad straight from the bowl. But for a complete plate, here's the protein we suggest.
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How To Turn Everyday Yogurt Into A Gourmet Treat In Seconds
Plain yogurt makes for a great breakfast or snack, but don't load up that bowl with toppings before adding this simple, vibrant, and impactful ingredient.
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The Deep-Fried Food Gordon Ramsay Refuses To Eat
Gordon Ramsay isn't opposed to deep-fried food (he has his own fish and chips restaurant), but there's one deep-fried entree he can't get behind.
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The Keys To Making Jamaican Jerk Chicken From Scratch
It's a comfort food as much as it is a taste of Caribbean culture. But to make real Jamaican jerk chicken from scratch, put these essentials on your list.
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This Kitchen Appliance Is Ideal For Batching Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Making one grilled cheese sandwich in a skillet is easy. Making enough for a crowd, however? That calls for a completely different appliance.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Eggs In Your Refrigerator Door
That egg rack in your refrigerator door may seem like the most logical place to store your eggs. But think twice before doing so; there's a better, safer spot.
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Pick Out The Best Sweet Corn This Summer By Using A Hands-On Approach
Want to choose the sweetest, tastiest corn? It doesn't involve your fingernails (which is gross). There's an easier way that relies on your eyes and touch.
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If You Avoid Cleaning This Part Of Your Gas Stove You'll Pay For It Later
With a gas stove, you want flames, not clicks. Clean this part of your gas stove, and your free range love will never flame out in the middle of dinner again.
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