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  • A hand holding a head of garlic cloves.

    One Simple Hack Makes Peeling Garlic A Breeze

    Peeling garlic might seem like a time consuming and fussy affair, but it doesn't have to be. This easy trick will help you peel those cloves in a flash.

    By Allison Beussink 8 months ago Read More
  • A pot of spaghetti sauce with chunks of meat

    Why Pasta Sauce Is So Much Better After Slow-Simmering

    Some pasta sauce recipes recommend hours of cooking -- but why is this necessary? We asked a professional chef to explain the process.

    By Maria Scinto 8 months ago Read More
  • different types of cookies

    Keep Frozen Cookies Fresh For A Year With A Simple Layering Tip

    Have too many cookies than you can eat in one go? As long as you pack them up this way, they'll stay perfectly fresh in the freezer for a year.

    By Jonita Davis 8 months ago Read More
  • Four porcelain coddlers with metal lids and a small spoon and whole egg nearby

    How To Coddle An Egg Without A Special Coddler

    Coddled eggs are made using a gentle, easy cooking method that transforms them into a silky texture and a perfect yolk, and no special tools are required.

    By Creshonda A. Smith 8 months ago Read More
  • Cooking meatballs in red sauce in a pot on the stove

    Drain Greasy Meatballs As They Cook With A Game-Changing Hack

    Hey, your greasy meatball era is officially finito. With this simple hack, you can cook toasty brown, perfectly shaped meatballs even better than Nonna.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • A variety of canned seafood and produce on a black table

    Pro Tips That Make Canned Seafood Taste Like A Million Bucks

    Not everything has to taste like chicken (of the sea). Tackle these pro tips for your tinned snack spread and sample the canned seafood high life.

    By Stephen Bradley 8 months ago Read More
  • Cacao fruit cut in half, with powder, and beans

    Cacao Fruit: What Does It Taste Like And How Do We Get Chocolate From It?

    Cacao fruit is what chocolate is made from. Learn the history of cacao, how chocolate is made, and the many ways we enjoy this delicious superfood.

    By Leah Kaplan 8 months ago Read More
  • single egg with a feather stuck to it in an otherwise empty carton

    7 Best Egg Substitutes To Have On Deck

    Whether it's the high price of eggs, a plant-based diet, or simply running out at an inopportune moment, these seven easy egg replacements have you covered.

    By Maria Scinto 8 months ago Read More
  • burgers on grill

    Resting Your Burger Plays A Bigger Role Than You'd Expect

    Burgers: They're just like us. They've got buns and they need rest. But you might be surprised by just how much your beef benefits from some relaxation.

    By Dennis Lee 8 months ago Read More
  • Charcuterie meats, cheese, and fruit in brown cardboard box

    Don't Forget To Pack Your Charcuterie Board The Next Time You Fly

    Airplane peanuts better try harder. Here's how to bring your favorite cheese board treats on the plane for mile-high snacking with first class energy.

    By Erica Martinez 8 months ago Read More
  • A plate of meatballs on a plate

    Amp Up The Flavor Of Meatballs With One Canned Addition

    Next time you make meatballs, you can add an extra level of umami and texture with the addition of an ingredient you probably already have in your pantry.

    By Creshonda A. Smith 8 months ago Read More
  • Anthony Bourdain holding a microphone and speaking at an event in a black blazer.

    Why Anthony Bourdain Had A Fierce Opinion On MSG

    It's not news to most of us that MSG gets a bad rap, but the late great Anthony Bourdain had a fierce opinion that may actually surprise you.

    By Dylan Murray 8 months ago Read More
  • Close up shot of dried coconut, papaya, banana chips, and raisins

    Why Do Raisins And Other Dried Fruits Have So Much Sugar?

    There's a reason your sweet tooth is jonesing for those dried apple rings. Here's the reason why dried fruit tastes so much sweeter than the fresh stuff.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • Gordon Ramsay laughing

    Gordon Ramsay's Easy Tip For Cutting Bell Peppers Mess-Free

    Struggle with cutting bell peppers? Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has a simple method for perfectly sliced peppers every time, without any fuss.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • An aerial view of chickpeas in an open can

    Soften Canned Chickpeas In A Flash With One Pantry Staple

    Learn how to quickly soften canned chickpeas using a simple pantry staple. Explore this easy method to enhances texture and flavor of you favorite dishes.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • slice of apple pie on a fork

    The Genius Way To Transform Your Costco Apple Pie Into A New Treat

    Costco's apple pie is already delicious, but there's a simple way to upgrade it that doubles as a refresher for pie that's getting old and soggy.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • hand using chopsticks to lift ramen noodles out of a bowl

    Watch Your Pasta Turn Into Ramen Noodles With Just One Ingredient

    All it takes is one more ingredient in the pot to turn run of the mill pasta into knockoff ramen noodles, with their distinct color and snappy bite.

    By Maria Scinto 8 months ago Read More
  • Close up Pringles potato chips

    Are Potato Chips Typically Gluten-Free?

    Fresh potatoes are gluten-free, but what about potato chips? Here's what you need to know about buying these salty snacks if you follow a gluten-free diet.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • A tortilla chip being dipped in a bowl of tomato salsa

    Store-Bought Salsa Is Better With A Boost From A Classic Sandwich Spread

    Salsa straight from the jar can sometimes fall a little flat, but there is actually a way to give it a serious upgrade using a popular sandwich ingredient.

    By Kurt Suchman 8 months ago Read More
  • Choosing a head of lettuce from grocery display

    How To Remove All The Dirt From Your Lettuce

    Look away from the pre-bagged salad mix. Here's how to go from lettuce to lunch without any of the icky stuff ruining your fresh, crispy greens.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • Banana chocolate chip cookies on a banana leaf

    How You Can Turn A Simple Banana Into Chocolate Chip Cookies

    Don't toss out your overripe bananas, especially if you can make delicious chocolate chip cookies from them. Yes, you did read that correctly.

    By Stephen Bradley 8 months ago Read More
  • Three thick and chewy chocolate chips cookies

    Alton Brown's Secret For Even Chewier Chocolate Chip Cookies

    If you're looking for a delightfully chewy chocolate chip cookie recipe then look no further than Alton Brown's twist on an absolute classic recipe.

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • A rotisserie chicken in its container, viewed from above.

    Watch Out For One Unexpected Red Flag When Buying Rotisserie Chicken

    What's the most important thing to pay attention to when buying rotisserie chicken from a store? Hint: It's not the packaging or the price.

    By Joe Hoeffner 8 months ago Read More
  • Traditional Mexican tacos on a platter

    Mexican Vs French Tacos: What's The Difference, Anyway?

    Although they share the same name, if you order a taco in France you're going to get something other than the typical Mexican taco. So, what's the difference?

    By Creshonda A. Smith 8 months ago Read More
  • pimento-stuffed green olives in a white bowl with brine

    Why Is Pimento The Go-To Stuffing For Olives?

    How is it that those little red slivers of pimento first found their way into pitted green olives? And how did they become the standard choice?

    By Joe Hoeffner 8 months ago Read More
  • variety of vegetables laying flat on white background

    What Does It Mean When A Recipe Tells You To Sweat Your Veggies?

    You've probably come across the phrase "sweat the vegetables" in a recipe or two, but what exactly does it mean to make your ingredients perspire?

    By Haley McNamara 8 months ago Read More
  • Bins of vegetables sold at the market

    No, Organic And Non-GMO Are Not The Same

    Discover key differences between organic and non-GMO practices. Learn how they affect food quality and health to make informed choices for your dietary needs.

    By Mariana Zapata 8 months ago Read More
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