Reheat Steak With The Sous Vide Method For The Juiciest Results
Reheating steak can be a slippery slope if you're not careful. Luckily, the sous vide method is perfect for bringing your steaks back to life.
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Use Ladles To Make Straining Through A Chinois Much Easier
When it comes to straining sauces or purees for a smooth, professional finish, a chinois and ladle are indispensable tools in any kitchen.
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The Pizza Cutter Hack For Simple Chopped Salad Right In The Bowl
Craving a delicious chopped salad, but running low on prep time? All you need is a pizza cutter and a bowl for this easy hack.
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The Most Efficient Way To Clean Burnt Milk Off Your Frother
The key to cleaning a milk frother is to handle this delicate piece of equipment with care, avoiding abrasive methods that can harm its non-stick coating.
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Season Your Food Using A Spice Strainer For A More Uniform Coating
If you want to avoid wasting your spices and achieve a more balanced coating for your food, try pulling out the spice strainer next time in the kitchen.
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A Cast-Iron Griddle Instantly Turns Your Stove Range Into A Makeshift French Top
French top ranges are popular in busy commercial kitchens, but you can reap all their benefits at home with the simple addition of a cast iron griddle.
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A Grater Is All You Need To Easily Incorporate Vegetables Into Salads
A grater is all you need to shred some carrots, onions, beets, cauliflower, or even bell pepper for some added texture and taste.
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Why You Should Never Store Your Slow Cooker Under The Kitchen Sink
No matter how convenient, some storage spaces throughout our homes offer environmental conditions that may not be best for electrical appliances.
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Use Parchment Paper To Cook Perfect Beets In The Microwave
Roasted beets are tasty, but they can take a long time to make. Using your microwave and some parchment paper, you can cook equally delicious beets in minutes.
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How To Avoid 'Torch Taste' When Blowtorching Your Steak
Blowtorching steak is a great way to achieve that perfect caramelized sear, but if you sometimes get a torched taste, read on to find out how to avoid it.
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Do Hot Chocolate Makers Actually Make A Better Cup Of Cocoa?
There is a lot of hype surrounding electric hot chocolate makers, but do they actually make a better cup of cocoa than microwave or stovetop methods?
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The Plastic Wrap Tip For A Mess-Free Kitchen When Your Mixer Is Overfilled
We've all gotten too excited when using our mixers in the kitchen, only to be blasted with sugar and butter. This plastic wrap hack, however, will prevent that.
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The Simple Trick To Keep Bacon From Sticking To A Wire Rack
If you cook your bacon on a wire rack, chances are you've probably seen it get stuck there. Luckily this easy hack will help you circumvent this mishap.
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How To Hold A Microplane For The Easiest Zesting
A microplane is a valuable kitchen tool that helps you get the most out of your citrus fruits. We tell you how to hold your microplane to get the best results.
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Don't Overlook The Knobs When Cleaning Your Oven
When we clean our ovens, we tend to fixate on the spills and grime inside the appliance, but it's important not to forget the knobs, which get daily use, too.
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For Crispy Air Fried Chickpeas, Toss Them In Cornstarch First
Air-fried chickpeas make a delicious and healthy snack. But to make sure they come out crispy and not chewy, make sure to add a little cornstarch to the mix.
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The Best Times To Use An Immersion Blender In Place Of A Hand Mixer
At face value, hand mixers and immersion blenders could seem interchangeable, but they are not. Here's the best time to use one in place of the other.
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Keep Your Coffee Grinder Clean And Odor-Free With The Help Of Sugar
Here's an easy, hassle-free way to clean your coffee grinder using two pantry staples that you're likely to have on hand. Goodbye gunk and build-up!
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A Waffle Iron Is All You Need To Make Crispy Bacon Patties For BLTs
If you're looking to up your BLT game, try reshaping the bacon into patties and tossing them in your waffle iron. It's the hack you never knew you needed.
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Coat Your Waffle Iron In Bacon Grease For Subtly Savory Flavors
Sweet waffles and salty bacon already make a tasty duo. And you can enhance the flavors even more by adding bacon grease to your iron before cooking the batter!
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Use A Bench Scraper For Better Loaded Potatoes
Here's a great tip for the gadget lovers out there - you can use this tool in a few different ways to ensure the best baked potato experience ever.
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An Air Fryer Is The Perfect Tool For Bringing Life To Canned Potatoes
Canned potatoes might not be appealing, considering fresh spuds are readily available. But your air fryer can turn them into crispy roasted potatoes in no time.
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Instead Of Roasting Chestnuts, Use Your Air Fryer For Quicker Results
Roasted chestnuts are the perfect holiday snack but you don't need to make them in an open fire. Using an air fryer is way quicker and yields the same results.
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The Mistake To Avoid When Using The Warming Setting On Your Oven
Even though the oven won't reach a very high temperature in the warming mode, you still need to make sure you're paying attention to the details.
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Prep Beef Patties In A Waffle Iron For Crispy And Easy Smash Burgers
If you're looking for a quicker and simpler way to make smash burgers, try prepping beef patties in a waffle iron for crispy and easy results.
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Hack The Intimidating Process Of Poaching Eggs With Your Microwave
You won't necessarily get the exact same poached egg you're used to, but you will get a runny yolk, set whites, and a ball shape by using the microwave.
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Use Your Cheese Grater For An Elevated Egg Salad Experience
If you're looking for perfectly scoopable and creamy egg salad, you might want to consider using a cheese grater the next time you make a batch.
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