Give Your BLT A Sweet Overhaul With This Tomato Swap That Just Works
A classic BLT is good, but why not switch it up? Just swapping out the tomatoes for another sweet and juicy ingredient turns the volume on this sandwich way up.
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Dry Cake Is Sad, But Here's How Sliced Bread Makes It Happily Moist
Sick of sad, crumbly, dry cake? Here's how to use regular sliced bread to keep your cake happily moist, and totally unbothered by the breeze.
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Have The Fire Department On Speed Dial If You Microwave This Fruit
Some fruits do well when heated: pineapple, for one, and many types of berries. But there's one produce favorite that doesn't, and especially in a microwave.
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Use The Canned Refried Beans In Your Pantry For The Tastiest Dip
That forgotten can of refried beans in the very back of your pantry is actually your ticket to a satisfying, delicious, and easy-to-make dip.
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Why Storing Mushrooms And Garlic Together Can Have Disastrous Results
In many dishes, mushrooms and garlic create a harmonious umami, blending flavor and aroma for truly memorable tastes. But in your fridge, they don't play well.
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For Easy Watermelon Cutting, Break Out This Bathroom Essential
Watermelon may be delicious, but it also has a serious learning curve when it comes to cutting. Luckily, there's a hack — and you have it in your bathroom.
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We Asked Michelin Starred Chefs What's Always In Their Pantry
The world's best chefs work magic in the kitchen, but what do they use to do it? Stock up on the pantry staples Michelin-starred chefs can't live without.
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Copycat Chipotle Sour Cream Is Easy To Make With Just A Bit Of Elbow Grease
Chipotle's sour cream has a unique consistency and a perfectly tangy taste. As it turns out, it's actually super easy to recreate this creamy condiment at home.
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12 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Using A Toaster Oven
Toaster ovens can be an efficient way to cook, but you need to use them correctly. These are the mistakes to avoid if you want the best results.
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The Unconventional Way Ina Garten Adds Spice To Homemade Hummus
Leave it to Ina Garten to come up with a unique way to lend some bite to plain hummus. That spice comes from a very familiar but unconventional source.
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The Trader Joe's Soup That Doubles As A Luxurious Pasta Sauce
Trader Joe's has tons of items that you can simply heat and eat, but if you take one more step, this soup can be transformed into a show-stopping pasta dish.
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Bring A Jamaican Flair To Your Fish Dishes With This Floral And Spicy Pepper
Whether it brings out spicy apricot, tangy citrus, or sweet florals, this hot pepper adds a supremely Jamaican flavor to any seafood dish you're craving.
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Vintage Country Dishes That Johnny Cash Enjoyed
Johnny Cash is an American music legend, but what did the country music star love to eat? We took a culinary dive into the man in black's favorite foods.
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Your Chocolate Chip Cookies Deserve This One Sweet Upgrade
There's nothing wrong with a classic chocolate chip cookie, but you can actually make them even better with this rich and chocolatey substitution.
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How To Use A Thermometer To Check Heat Levels While Grilling
You might have the right type of grill thermometer, but do you know how to use it? Nail the ideal temperature for your meat with these easy grilling tips.
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12 Spice And Herb Recalls That Affected Millions
From undeclared allergens to contamination with salmonella or lead, herbs and spices have triggered some of the most serious recalls in the food industry.
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Take Your Pillsbury Shape Sugar Cookies To The Next Level With This Trick
This season, Pillsbury Shape Sugar Cookies are screaming for an upgrade. Take your batch to the next level with a sweet and simple trick for your treat.
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What You Need To Know Before Eating Plant-Based Yogurt
Plant-based yogurt appears to offer a healthier, dairy-free option for consumers, but not all plant-based yogurts are the same. Read our guide before buying.
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The Best Way To Make Tortilla Chips Right At Home
You can buy your tortillas from the store and hope for the best: crunchy? Fresh? Or none of the above? You can also make them at home with this easy recipe.
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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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