Here's How Long That Open Jar Of Pesto Will Last
Like any jarred sauce, pesto needs to be refrigerated once it's opened, and you might be surprised by how quickly it can deteriorate in quality.
Read MoreLike any jarred sauce, pesto needs to be refrigerated once it's opened, and you might be surprised by how quickly it can deteriorate in quality.
Read MoreBaked potatoes simply just hit different out at restaurants than when you make them yourself at home. According to these experts, here's why that is.
Read MoreThe dusty white coating on the outside of hard salami may look suspiciously like mold – and that's because it is. But don't worry, it's the good kind.
Read MoreLearn how long salsa stays good after being opened. Discover helpful tips for storing your salsa to keep it tasty and safe to eat.
Read MoreWhy wait for the ice cream truck to come to your block? These easy hacks allow you to make delectable treats at home with all sorts of tasty results.
Read MorePepperoni is a legendary staple for any meat lover. But how long does this tasty treat last once you open the package? Find out how to use any leftovers.
Read MoreIf you've ever come across some two-year-old frozen meat, you've probably wondered if it's okay to eat. Here's what will happen if you decide to take the leap.
Read MoreYour pickled garlic turns blue due to a fascinating chemical reaction. Don't worry -- it's not harmful. Still, you can avoid the color change with a few tricks.
Read MoreWhether you prefer smooth or chunky, you might be wondering just how long your peanut butter will stay fresh once you've cracked open the jar.
Read MoreWe've all bitten into a plate of eggs and crunched on a piece of eggshell that we somehow missed. But is eating eggshells actually a big deal?
Read MoreWhen cooking sausages on the grill, you want to maximize their deliciously smoky flavors. Fortunately, you don't even need a pellet smoker to do it.
Read MoreRicotta cheese has a pretty high water content, so if you're using it for baking, you'll want to strain it first. Here's how to wring out your ricotta.
Read MoreYou may have heard the conventional wisdom that leftovers should be completely cool before refrigerating. Is this actually true, or is it a misconception?
Read MoreThe two styles of barbecue certainly have a lot in common, but there are differences between the Japanese and Korean cuisines that set them apart.
Read MoreWe've got all the crunch you'd want in your next bowl of tuna salad. From radishes to kimchi, all it takes is a little boost to up your tuna salad game!
Read MoreSome may find that grilling salmon is a tad bit tricky, especially because of its skin. However, grilling salmon with the skin still on doesn't need to be hard.
Read MoreYes, beer can chicken is indeed a thing. But is this unusual cooking method actually worthwhile -- does it actually accomplish something unique?
Read MoreShould you be flipping your steak multiple times on a grill? This is an old grilling debate that we just had to ask an expert about.
Read MoreIf you're ever whipping up a batch of deviled eggs, then you have to seriously consider adding this one ingredient, courtesy of the great Ina Garten.
Read MoreAccording to these culinary experts, there are some important secrets to take into account when saucing up your own chicken nuggets at home.
Read MoreIf you own a smoker, then throw on some potatoes the next time you're getting ready to cook up some up. You won't be disappointed in the results.
Read MoreIf you skip this canned food safety step, you risk contaminating your canned foods with bacteria, biofluids, and other substances that can cause health issues.
Read MoreWhen you're trying to make a perfect grilled cheese sandwich, there's a baking tool that will help you achieve a caramelized exterior: a cake pan.
Read MoreThere's an unexpected ingredient making the rounds in TikTok's viral gluten-free croissants. Here's what it is - and what people are saying about it.
Read MoreIf you enjoy busting out the smoker, you might be neglecting a choice type of meat -- ground ones. Get details on how they too can benefit from smoky aromas.
Read MoreThe fridge was turned on extra high and the cans inside are now frozen solid. Are they still safe to eat? You'll want to follow these steps to verify.
Read MoreIf you've ever wondered why Chipotle's carnitas taste different than more traditional versions, it's because of one particularly pungent ingredient.
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