Use Sugar To Figure Out Where Your Oven's Hot And Cold Spots Are
Sometimes you can follow a recipe to the letter, but it still comes out wrong. This simple sugar trick can show you why your oven isn't cooking evenly.
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Why You Should Avoid Using The Microwave To Reheat Steak
While the microwave's convenience might be tempting when you're looking to reheat leftover steak, its hot-and-cold warming method is a bad match for your meat.
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Don't Rely On Vegetables To Imbue Your Instant Pot Dishes With Flavor
While it's easy to throw ingredients into the instant pot so it can churn out a meal 30 minutes later, don't expect vegetables to do much for your dishes.
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The Problem With Using Your Air Fryer To Toast Bread
You can use your air fryer to toast bread - but should you? Here's why you may be better off leaving it to your toaster or toaster oven instead.
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Does Your French Press Coffee Taste Sour? Try This Stirring Tip
When using a French press, the beauty lies in the precision of every step. If your coffee is sour, consider adding this stirring tip to your process.
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Stale Crumbl Cookies Are Brought Back To Life In The Air Fryer
With the craze for Crumbl cookies continuing, it's easy to buy too many. Don't worry, we have a great tip for restoring them from stale to warm and delicious.
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The Rare Instances When You Don't Need To Preheat The Oven
Many home cooks can attest to skipping preheating the oven now and then. Before you feel guilt, know there are rare instances in which you don't need to do so.
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For The Best Zucchini Noodles, Fire Up Your Air Fryer
While they are a worthy contender for spaghetti, they have a tendency to be soggy. For the best possible zucchini noodles, make them in the air fryer.
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Our CES 2024 Prediction Is The Macrowave Oven, Powered By Instaglo, Will Be A Kitchen Game Changer
The 2024 Consumer Electronics Show brought many cutting-edge appliances into the spotlight, and the Macrowave Oven may be the most impressive of them all.
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Dinner Parties Just Got Way Easier: Orka Debuts The Meat It Dual Smart Thermometer At CES 2024
Trying to cook two steaks to more than one person's preferences simultaneously can be a headache, but the Orka Meatºit Dual aims to make it a bit easier.
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At Last, Barbecue Flavor Without All The Smoke: GE Profile Unveils The New Smart Indoor Smoker At CES 2024
There was one standout for us at this year's Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas: GE's Profile Smart Indoor Smoker, which may yet revolutionize home smoking.
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The Oil Trick To Cook Perfect Skin-On Chicken Thighs In The Instant Pot
Upon first inspection, the Instant Pot might not seem like the ideal way to cook skin-on chicken thighs, but that changes if you employ the oil trick.
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Blend Up Pomegranate Arils In The Food Processor For Sweet And Tart Juice
Bright red pomegranate juice is healthy and delicious, but extracting it from the seed-filled fruit can be a pain. Luckily, your food processor makes it easy!
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The Crucial Reason You Should Never Use An Oven With A Broken Door
It goes without saying, but even the tiniest crack in your oven door can have portentous implications. Hold off on using your oven to avoid disaster and injury.
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15 Specialty Appliances You Should Consider For Your Kitchen
With so many appliances on the market, it can be difficult knowing what to buy. Here's a list of specialty appliances you should consider for your kitchen.
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A Pastry Brush Is Key To An Evenly Greased Waffle Iron
Making the perfect homemade waffles is a precise art and one key component is ensuring you properly grease the iron - use your pastry brush to do the job.
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Cook Eggplant In A Waffle Maker For An Elevated Texture
Your waffle maker can do so much more than, well, just make waffles. Crispy, creamy waffled eggplant is just minutes away from landing on your plate.
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The Nostalgic Gadget That Comes In Handy For More Than Just Salad
You may remember the Salad Shooter from late-night infomercials, but the fad gadget from the '90s can still be a useful tool in the kitchen.
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Think Twice Before You Store Leftovers In The Hotel Mini Fridge
Having a mini fridge in your hotel room can be really handy. However, there's a good reason you may want to think twice before storing any leftovers in there.
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For Chilled Drinks In A Flash, Get Onboard With The Sous Vide Method
If you've just bought a case of beer or a bottle of wine and are hoping to serve them as quickly as possible, a sous vide immersion circulator can help.
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The Crucial Reason You Should Never Use Liquid Soap In Your Dishwasher
Have you ever found yourself out of dishwasher detergent and contemplated using regular dish soap in your dishwasher? You may want to think twice. We explain.
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How To Use Your Microwave To Make Crispy Cheese Baskets
These are not just vessels for holding your best salads and taco fixings; they're an integral part of the dish, enhancing the overall eating experience.
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When To Use A Dishwasher Vs Your Hands To Clean Glassware
Dishwashers are a fantastic convenience to have, but some items like fine glassware require the more sensitive touch provided by hand washing.
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A Microwave Is The Only Tool Needed For Crispy, Fried Minced Garlic
If you hate messy stovetop frying, you're in luck; a microwave is the trick to getting perfectly golden fried garlic with less risk of scorching the bits.
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16 Creative Ways To Use A Culinary Torch Besides Crème Brûlée
Many love crème brûlée, but don’t think that a culinary torch is only good for this treat. Here are other creative ways to use that torch in the kitchen.
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The Messy Mistake You're Making When Emptying Your Nespresso Machine
Once the used Nespresso coffee capsules start to pile up, the challenge becomes how to empty it without creating a mess. Thankfully, there's an easy solution.
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You Can Actually Make Flavorful Bone Broth In The Microwave
Let's face it, the traditional method of simmering bones for hours on a stove can be a bit daunting. Thankfully, you can easily make it in your microwave.
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