Here's How Many Layers You Should Have In Your Lasagna
We went to the experts for an answer to the age old question of how many layers of sauce, pasta, and cheese you should be building into your homemade lasagna.
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The 2-Step Trick To An Elevated Bologna Sandwich
The idea of a bologna sandwich might conjure sad images of cold deli meat on white bread, but it only takes a couple tricks to make that sandwich spectacular.
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Beef Isn't The Only Meat Used To Make Birria Tacos
If all you've ever had is the Tex-Mex version, you'd be forgiven for thinking that all birria tacos are made with beef, but there are other meat options.
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Can You Save Meat That's Been Freezer Burned?
It's a huge letdown to pull meat from the freezer for an anticipated meal only to find it coated in freezer burn. But a few simple tricks can save that steak.
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Can Beer Really Tenderize Tough Cuts Of Meat?
Beer can be used in marinades for everything from a ribeye to fajitas, but does it actually make the meat any more tender? We asked an expert to find out.
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11 Boozy Ingredients To Add To Your Marinades
Give meat dishes a potent flavor boost by adding beer, wine, and spirits to marinades. We present several boozy options that work with myriad meats.
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14 Mistakes You Might Be Making With Your Cast Iron Cookware
Cast iron cookware is great to have, but there are some common mistakes you may be making with it. Here's how to avoid them and preserve your cast iron.
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Can You Save Butter That's Been Melted?
If you’ve softened or melted butter for a recipe, can you put it back in the fridge, or is it all a big waste? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Would You Ever Put Ice In Soup?
The idea of dropping an ice cube into your steaming bowl of soup may sound a bit odd at first, but there are actually a handful of good reasons to try it.
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The Best Ways To Cook A Flat Iron Steak For Maximum Tenderness
Flat iron steak is a cut that many home cooks might skip because of uncertainty about how to properly cook it. But with a bit of expert advice, it is a winner.
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Nutella Grilled Cheese: Don't Knock It Until You Try It
If you're looking for an interesting take on a plain Nutella sandwich, a Nutella grilled cheese sandwich is definitely the next recipe you'll want to try.
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12 Sweet Ingredients To Add To Your Steak Marinade
A good steak marinade can elevate just about any cut. Sweet ingredients may not seem like an obvious flavor enhancers but can level up beef in the best way.
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Is Costco Salmon Good Enough To Use In Raw Sushi?
Raw seafood doesn't sit well with everyone, but even if you enjoy the taste of sushi that doesn't mean you should be eating all fish raw. Is Costco salmon okay?
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The One Step You Can't Skip Before Using A Culinary Torch
Using a culinary torch on your food feels pretty great and can enhance most any dish's flavor so long as you don't forget to follow this one simple rule.
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The Only Type Of Knife You Should Use To Cut A Sandwich
When it comes to cutting sandwiches, one type of knife stands head and shoulders above the rest. Fail to use this knife and you risk ruining your sandwich.
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Should You Really Be Pouring Beer Into Gumbo?
There's a common practice among home chefs to pour beer into their gumbo, but is this really helping make the dish more flavorful or just muddying the roux?
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The Key Ingredient In Ina Garten's Tuna Salad Can't Be Found In A Can
Celebrity chef Ina Garten is known for being selective for types of ingredients, so it's probably no surprise that she has a particular style for tuna salad.
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Why You Should Cook Corn On The Cob In A 'Butter Bath'
Instead of melting butter and drizzling it over the surface, a butter bath is efficient at penetrating the corn and getting into all the nooks and crannies.
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11 Smash Burger Mistakes You Might Be Making, According To Experts
Making smash burgers at home can be really fun, but there are some mistakes you should try to avoid making. These are common ones according to experts.
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Steer Clear Of These Egg Cooking Mistakes To Stay Safe
When preparing eggs, you want to ensure they are fully cooked to avoid any risk of salmonella. Here are some common mistakes and ways to avoid them.
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The Mistake You're Probably Making When Cooking Fried Shrimp
When frying shrimp, you need to use the correct cooking technique. Many people make one rookie mistake, according to this professional chef.
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Why Restaurant Coleslaw Tastes So Much Better Than Homemade
There are several reasons why restaurant coleslaw tastes better than homemade coleslaw. Fortunately, there are many easy ways to upgrade your coleslaw.
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Is There Any Hope For People Who Taste Soap In Cilantro?
Some people genuinely taste soap when they eat cilantro, while others only taste the coriander herb, and the reason isn’t because of a recipe mistake.
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Snap Peas Vs Snow Peas: Is There Even A Difference?
Two of the most common types of peas found in grocery stores are snap peas and snow peas, but is there really a difference between these two veggies?
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How To Bake A Potato Right In Your Toaster Oven
Get big potato energy from a teeny appliance. Here's how you can use your toaster oven for baller baked potatoes, and what toppings to try out next.
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For The Juiciest Grilled Shrimp, They Need To Be Dry First
For the juiciest results, shrimp must be dry before you start grilling. Here's how best to do it, according to a professional chef.
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Is There Really A Difference Between Beef Stew And Pot Roast?
Beef stew and pot roast are two recipes that share many similarities. As a result, many people wonder whether there's any difference between them.
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