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  • A pecan pie with two slices cut out sits on a cooling rack

    How A Little Extra Knife Work Helps You Cut The Perfect Slice Of Pie

    With this quick trick, it's surprisingly easy to avoid cutting an awkward-looking first slice of pie that doesn't look good enough to serve.

    By Rosie Govin Read More
  • Air fryer on kitchen counter

    Here's How Long Your Air Fryer Should Last (And When You'll Need To Replace It)

    With an appliance as versatile and useful as an air fryer, it's bound to be used often, and with constant use, all appliances eventually need to be replaced.

    By Courtney Iseman Read More
  • Different types of eggs

    19 Ways To Cook Eggs, Explained

    If you've been scrambling your eggs from the moment you knew how to cook them, you've been missing out. There are tons of other ways to cook eggs out there.

    By Sara Klimek Read More
  • Several Dutch ovens in front of a yellow background

    12 Absolute Best Dutch Ovens, According To Online Reviews

    Anyone who loves to cook should have a trusty Dutch oven in their toolkit. We looked at online reviews to find the absolute best Dutch ovens on the market.

    By Deirdre Mundorf Read More
  • Canned peaches in a bowl

    How To Grill Canned Peaches Like They're Fresh

    If grilling peaches is a must for you in the summer, there's no reason to sacrifice that taste in the other seasons as long as you use canned peaches.

    By Luna Regina Read More
  • full frame close up of mini marshmallows

    What Happens When You Freeze Marshmallows?

    Soft and pillowy mounds of sweetness, marshmallows can serve many purposes, but what happens when the confection is used in frostier applications?

    By Sylvia Tomczak Read More
  • Julia Child poses in front of hanging kitchen tools

    How Julia Child Transformed A Tuna Fish Sandwich Into Something Magnificent

    Julia Child's tuna fish sandwich recipe contains some interesting ingredients, not least the type of bread she uses, as well as some zingy additions in the mix.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • Colorful pile of chewy gummy candies

    What Pork Is Doing In Your Favorite Candy

    When you're busy munching on a bag of candies, it's unlikely that you'll have scoured the list of ingredients, but if you're avoiding meat, you probably should.

    By Luna Regina Read More
  • homemade angel food cake with a peice cut out

    You've Probably Made This Mildly Infuriating Mistake With Angel Food Cake

    There's one step in baking that's almost second nature, but it's best to leave it out when making light-as-air angel food cake, or you could head for collapse.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • deglazing pan with red wine

    The Underrated Red Wine That Makes The Absolute Best Pan Sauce

    While you may usually grab the nearest bottle of red when it comes to deglazing a pan to make a sauce, our expert recommends something slightly unusual instead.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • Bobby Flay outdoors

    Bobby Flay's Trick For Perfectly Grilling Whole Fish

    There's an easy tip from Bobby Flay that will mean cooking a whole fish on the grill is way easier, resulting in evenly cooked flesh right down to the bone.

    By Javaria Akbar Read More
  • Close-up of sour candies

    How Exactly Is Sour Candy Made?

    Have you ever wondered how your favorite sour candies are made, and what makes these treats so sour anyway? Here's everything you need to know.

    By Autumn Swiers Read More
  • cougar gold cheese in bread

    The Mind-Blowing Canned Cheese That Boasts A Basically Infinite Shelf Life

    There's an unusual history to this crazy canned cheese that many consider a delicacy and that never ever goes off. We find out the cheesy truth behind it all.

    By Michelle Welsch Read More
  • Composite image featuring jars of various fermented foods alongside a chef giving a thumbs-up

    Start Fermenting Your Own Food Right Now With These Chef-Approved Tips

    If you'd like to get in on the fermented food trend but don't know where to start, we're here to help, with tips from two fermentation experts.

    By Brandon Rich Read More
  • beef tallow jar

    Can You Cook With The Same Beef Tallow More Than Once?

    Beef tallow is great for cooking and is easy to render yourself, but can you use it more than once? We asked an expert to get to the bottom of it.

    By Tracy Doucette Read More
  • Hands gently holding a freshly brewed cup of coffee with intricate latte art on a marble surface

    Buy This Kitchen Appliance For An Affordable At-Home Latte

    Looking for a better homemade latte? Maybe you just need a better espresso machine. Try this device when brewing your next cup.

    By Anna Staropoli Read More
  • Beef stroganoff, mushrooms, and parsley all together in a bowl surrounded by ingredients and silverware

    The Best Type Of Mushrooms For The Ultimate Beef Stroganoff (And How To Cut Them)

    Craving beef stroganoff but not sure which mushrooms to add? We spoke to an expert who recommends the best kind for this dish.

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • Mozzarella string cheese sticks beside tomatoes and greens on a wooden cutting board

    Why String Cheese Actually Makes For A Great Midnight Snack

    Looking for a new late-night snack before bed? Try a string cheese stick. Believe it or not, it's both healthy and filling.

    By Kat Lieu Read More
  • Individual chicken pot pies on a cooling rack

    Can You Cook Marie Callender's Pot Pies In The Air Fryer?

    For those nights when making dinner seems like a long shot, Marie Callender's has your back -- but will your air fryer accommodate the frozen pot pies?

    By Javaria Akbar Read More
  • A sliced hanger steak on a black plate with sprigs of rosemary on a dark counter

    How To Cut Hanger Steak For Maximum Tenderness Every Time

    Hanger steak should be a deliciously tender cut of beef that's as yielding as filet mignon, but there's a way to slice it to ensure the very best texture.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • A slice of tres leches cake

    A Simple Cake Mix Swap Gives Tres Leches A Chocolatey Upgrade

    You can never go wrong with the lush decadence that tres leches cake provides -- and you can boost it even further with this one ingredient swap.

    By Luna Regina Read More
  • frozen steak in packet next to knife

    What To Do With A Steak That's Been In Your Freezer Longer Than You Can Remember

    It's easy to freeze foods and forget about them. But without planning a meal to use a frozen steak in within a few months of storing, things start to go wrong.

    By Matthew Spina Read More
  • Ree Drummond smiles with gold dangling earrings

    Ree Drummond's Advice For Choosing Frozen Vs Canned Veggies

    In a post shared on her Pioneer Woman blog, Ree Drummond settled the debate between frozen versus canned vegetables.

    By Lindsay Cronin Read More
  • White butter beans in wooden bowl

    Butter Beans Vs Lima Beans: Is There A Difference?

    You might come across recipes that call for butter beans or lima beans, but if you look closely, you could notice they look the same. Is there a difference?

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • close up view of mixed utensils

    The Grossest Kitchen Utensils To Buy Second Hand And What To Seek Out Instead

    Before you seek out some cheap second-hand tools at thrift stores or garage sales, note that one type of utensils is pretty gross to buy used.

    By Kat Lieu Read More
  • hand lifting a slice of cheese pizza

    Bring Flaky Crust Pizza Dreams To Life With This Brilliant Croissant Trick

    Canned croissants are shockingly versatile. One of their many uses dips into the world of pizza by easily becoming a decadent and flaky crust.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • Vintage glasses decanter on display

    The Vintage Glassware You Might Not Realize Contains Lead

    Vintage glassware can often look elegant and classy, but it could be more trouble than it's worth. Some vintage glassware contains lead and shouldn't be used.

    By Luna Regina Read More
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