Anthony Bourdain's Figure-8 Technique For The Fluffiest Scrambled Eggs
Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain had a special way of perfecting scrambled eggs. His secret was to use less ingredients, and a particular hand technique.
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How To Thicken Up Watery Salsa
Water dripping off your tortilla chip? Not 'round here partner. See how you can thicken up your salsa, no matter what's in your pantry at the moment.
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What Sets Cooking Wine And Drinking Wine Apart?
Should you be in the baking aisle or the alcohol aisle when the recipe calls for wine? We break down some of the differences between regular and cooking wine.
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The Shortcut You Need To Try For Quicker Apple Fritters
If the thought of freshly fried apple fritters makes your mouth water, but the idea of making them from scratch feels overwhelming, there's a simple shortcut.
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The Office Tool That Makes Peeling Hard Boiled Eggs So Much Easier
Hard boiled eggs are a great addition to a healthy diet, but peeling them isn't as straightforward as it could be. Here's one surprising tool that can help.
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What Does It Really Mean When Fish Is Labeled 'Sushi-Grade?'
The grocery store is inundated with marketing terms intended to help consumers identify what they're purchasing, but what exactly does 'sushi-grade' fish mean?
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Cookie Fries Are The Only Way We Want To Enjoy Milk And Cookies
There's a new TikTok food trend that's caught our eye recently. If you're anything like us and love milk and cookies, this is one trend you won't want to miss.
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The Creamy Ingredient You Need For Mayo-Free Tuna Salad
Avocado in your tuna salad? Oh, yeah -- see why, in addition to being an upgrade in terms of nutrition, it's a tasty, reimagined take on the classic version.
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Wake Up Your Boring Boxed Cake Mix With Some Maple Syrup
Following the recipe on the back of boxed cake mix can be boring. One way to elevate the mix, if you're a fan of fall flavors, is to use maple syrup.
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The Telltale Sign That Your Apples Are Ripe And Ready To Eat
What's worse than trying to satisfy a craving for a juicy apple only to bite into one that's not quite ripe? Look for telltale signs that it's ready to eat.
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Fresh Herbs Are Simply Magic In Your Sweet Tea
We'll show you how to infuse flavor of fresh herbs into your sweet tea. It may take a little more time to steep, but it's worth the wait.
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How To Make Bottled Caesar Dressing Taste Restaurant-Worthy
If you'd like an easy shortcut when making authentic, homemade Caesar salad dressing, you need to pick you up a tube of this ingredient, stat.
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The Key To Making A Perfect Copycat Dairy Queen Blizzard At Home
Dairy Queen's Blizzard is a classic dessert and for good reason. It's so good, in fact, that we went ahead and started making them ourselves at home.
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Restaurant Mushrooms Taste So Delicious: These Chefs Explain Why
To figure out why restaurant mushrooms are so tasty (and how you can replicate that excellence at home), five professional chefs gave us expert tips.
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The Science Behind Using Baking Soda In Cookies
Baking soda is often used in cookie recipes when you want them nice and chewy. Here's the science behind it, and how baking powder differs.
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You Can And Should Be Juicing Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are great at so many things, but there's one use case that is criminally overlooked. Juiced sweet potato is our new favorite kitchen hack.
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Add Pressed Dumplings To Your Next Quesadilla For An Unexpectedly Hearty Meal
Quesadillas are timeless weeknight dinner offerings, and you can give yours an extra dose of both flavor and heartiness by adding pressed dumplings.
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The Storage Tip That'll Help Keep Your Ice Cream From Hardening
If you've ever pulled a tub of hardened ice cream out of your freezer, then you know how disappointing it can be. These simple tips can keep it from happening.
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Are Canadian Bacon And Ham Actually The Same?
You've almost certainly heard of Canadian bacon while at a restaurant, but how does the popular breakfast staple differ from traditional bacon?
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The Simple Solution For Preventing Flavorless Homemade Pickles
Making pickles at home is an easy activity, but they might come out flavorless. To prevent this, do a simple trick before you start fermenting your cucumbers.
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Yes, There Is A Correct Way To Eat Lychees
Lychees have a light, refreshing flavor, but if you've never tried them fresh, you might be puzzled about how to eat them. Here's everything you need to know.
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Bake Deep Cakes In A Shallow Pan With A Parchment Paper Trick
If you want to bake a deep cake but only have a shallow cake tin, here's a convenient little trick to use parchment paper to get the cake you want.
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How To Clean Mussels To Avoid An Unpleasantly Gritty Bite
A seafood feast can be ruined by gritty mussels, but this fate is easily avoided with proper cleaning. Here's a trick to help ensure a grit-free experience.
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Does Peanut Butter Make Ramen Better?
Two complementary items you can keep in the pantry for ages are peanut butter and ramen. For a savory, slightly sweet kick, spoon some PB into your next bowl!
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The Only Way You Should Be Smoking Peaches
While it might be tempting to simply toss succulent peaches on the grill to give them a smoky flavor, an expert says there's only one good way to smoke them.
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The Only Bread You're Allowed To Use For Tomato Sandwiches
A tomato sandwich is both simple and delicious. You can eat any type of bread you want for sandwiches, but the classic tomato sandwich only allows for one type.
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Stop Smothering Angel Hair Pasta With Sauce. Here's Why
Cooking with angel hair pasta gets mixed reactions, but with these quick tips, we're going to make it your favorite pasta. Stay away from heavy sauces.
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