What's The Problem With Well Done Steak?
Choosing to eat steak well-done is a matter of personal preference, but there are legitimate reasons why most chefs advise against it.
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The Only Things Julia Child Used Her Microwave For
Julia Child was legendary in whipping up French cuisine on the stove and in the oven, but she saved certain tasks for the convenience of the microwave.
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The Seasoning Ratio You Need For Any Amount Of Steak
Seasoning can improve almost any cut of meat, from a lean skirt steak to a mighty porterhouse. But how much seasoning does meat need? We have a ratio.
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The Knife Trick That Can Make Steak More Flavorful And Tender
Don't stress, this isn't an audition for Benihana. Anyone can try this expert-approved knife trick to add more tender, juicy flavor to your favorite steak.
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The Simple Way Alton Brown Turns Brussels Sprouts Into A Mouthwatering Side Dish
When Brussels sprouts are good, they're really good, but when they're bad, they are so very bad. For perfect sprouts every time, make them like Alton Brown.
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The State That Produces The Most Cheese Makes More Than Many Countries
Cheese is a global food item, produced in exotic locations like Italy and France. Yet one humble U.S. state produces more cheese than all of these countries.
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Are You Waiting Too Late To Season Your Dishes?
We turned to an expert for advice on seasoning dishes, as when salt, pepper, and other spices are added will change the outcome of what you are preparing.
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Bruce Springsteen Dines In The Dark With This Childhood Classic
Known for resonating with the working class, it may come as no surprise to find out that Bruce Springtsteen's favorite late-night snack is rather humble.
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The Tangy Addition That Makes Dolly Parton's Coleslaw Irresistible
For good home cookin', look to none other than the Queen of Country. Here's how Dolly Parton makes her tangy coleslaw just as irresistible as she is.
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Get The Freshest Lobster Possible By Avoiding Ones That Look Like This
Do you know what signs indicate if a lobster is fresh or not? (Hint: it's not color). Read an expert's advice on how to pick the freshest lobster every time.
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The One Extra Step That'll Make Grilled Cheese Taste Divine
If you're looking for an easy way to upgrade grilled cheese sandwiches, this simple hack adds more cheese and crispiness in an unexpected way.
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Here's Why ASMR Cooking Makes You So Hungry
You can set your watch by it: Watch a video of food cooking and you'll feel hungry. But are you really in the mood to eat, or is it brain chemistry at work?
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Turn Fresh Tomatoes Into The Perfect Snack With This Flavorful Topping
When you have juicy, bright, and flavorful fresh tomatoes on hand, turn them into the perfect snack with the addition of this vibrant condiment.
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How To Successfully Cook Rice In Your Air Fryer
Is there anything the air fryer can't do? It turns out that this handy countertop appliance also turns out a perfectly cooked batch of rice.
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The Only Type Of Eggs Ina Garten Keeps In Her Fridge
Ina Garten has been in the kitchen long enough to have preferences and eggs are a surprising member on the list. These are the only type of eggs she'll use.
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The Steakhouse Condiment Anthony Bourdain Used To Elevate Mac And Cheese
Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain gave his favorite macaroni and cheese recipe a sweet and savory boost with this ingredient usually used with steak.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Place To Travel For Fish Is Outside The States
Martha Stewart is no newcomer to food. That time in the sun has allowed her to taste a wide variety of foods. This country is her favorite place for fish.
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The Foolproof Method Chef Ming Tsai Uses To Cook Perfect Noodles
If your noodles are regularly turning out gummy and overcooked, Ming Tsai has a trick he uses that literally anyone can bring into their home kitchen.
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Ina Garten Urges People To Never Show Up To Dinner Parties With This Dish
If you show up to a dinner party with this particular dish, you'll be committing a serious faux pas, according to the Barefoot Contessa herself.
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Here's Which Way The Shiny Side Goes When Using Parchment Paper
When you are using parchment paper as a nonstick sheet liner, there is apparently a right side and a wrong side to lay your food on top of.
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Don't Throw Out Overripe Fruit — Make Fruit Leather Instead
Many people are reluctant to purchase fresh fruit because they fear they won't use it before it goes bad. But don't throw that fruit out, make fruit leather.
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The Step You Should Never Skip When Thawing Meat In The Microwave
Learn how to properly defrost meat in the microwave to avoid dangerous thawing methods that can cause contamination and other health issues.
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The Ancient Grain That Makes The Heartiest Breakfast Bowl
If you're go-to smoothie bowl or overnight oats are getting a little stale, look for this nutritious ancient grain the next time you're at the grocery store.
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How Microwave Preset Buttons Work (If They Even Do)
If you frequent your microwave to heat up food, odds are you ignore many of the preset buttons -- and there is typically a good reason for this.
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Make Jell-O Exciting This Summer With A Sparkling Addition
Jell-O is always a good time, but if you're making it straight from the recipe on the box it can be a bit boring. Brighten things up with this ingredient.
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How Thick Should You Be Cutting Your Fish For Poke?
It’s possible to enjoy a satisfying poke bowl at home, but you need to make sure you’re cutting the fish the right thickness. Here’s how to do it.
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How To Grip A Small Knife While Slicing
A small knife like a paring knife is quite useful in the kitchen, but if you don't know how to hold it correctly you run the risk of hurting yourself.
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