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  • lobster roll on wax paper with a ramekin of drawn butter

    The Fish Known As 'Poor Man's Lobster' Makes For A More Affordable Lobster Roll

    Lobster rolls are delicious, but the price tag can be hard to swallow. This lesser known fish with a similar flavor makes a great inexpensive alternative.

    By Autumn Swiers Read More
  • four types of Indian cookware on yellow-orange background

    15 Tools You Need In Your Kitchen For Making Indian Food

    To cook a great Indian meal, you need the right kind of tools. Before you cook your favorite dish, take a look at the essential tools for making Indian food.

    By Sierra Winters Read More
  • Bowl of vegetable soup

    For A Flavorful Soup Every Time, Pay Attention To The Onions

    The magic of soup lies in the interplay of flavors and textures. If the dish contains onions, you'll want to take certain steps to ensure proper preparation.

    By Stephanie Maida Read More
  • freshly baked pizza with tomatoes and basil leaves on wood board

    The Dessert Staple That Makes For Perfect Pizza Dough In A Pinch

    The simplest way to make homemade pizza without actual pizza crust is is by reaching for another store-bought staple that is typically used for desserts.

    By Deb Kavis Read More
  • Composite image featuring a bowl of fresh dates in front of recipes using dates

    12 Delicious Ways To Use Fresh Dates

    Fresh dates provide a delicious, sweet, and nutritious addition to a range of dishes. Here are a few ways you could — and should — use them in the kitchen.

    By Catherine Brookes Read More
  • Worcestershire sauce in bowl and bottle

    American Vs Japanese Worcestershire Sauce: What's The Difference?

    Worcestershire sauce is that "extra something" for a variety of recipes, but what's the difference between the American and Japanese versions, anyway?

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • block of beef tallow on baking paper

    The Beef Tallow Mistake That Can Completely Ruin Your Meal

    When using beef tallow in cooking, it's important to remember less is more in certain aspects. Avoid this common pitfall that can ultimately spoil your meal.

    By Kashmir Brummel Read More
  • Bowl of egg salad

    Give Classic Egg Salad A Creamy Protein Punch With One Simple Swap

    If you're looking to add more protein to your egg salad, or if you simply don't like mayonnaise, you can easily swap it out with this ingredient.

    By Austin Havens-Bowen Read More
  • Ripe tomatoes piled behind jar of sun-dried tomatoes in oil

    Don't Throw The Oil From Sun-Dried Tomatoes Away: 12 Ways To Use It Instead

    Leftover sun-dried tomato oil is full of sweet and umami flavors. Here are some creative ways to put it to use in your kitchen, from breads to dressings.

    By Sarah O'Phelan Read More
  • Pile of roasted potatoes with rosemary on white plate

    12 Simple Tips To Guarantee Perfect Roast Potatoes Every Time

    It takes skills to make the perfect roast potatoes, but these tips — from choosing the right potatoes to the preparation and actual roasting — will help you.

    By Nicole Quy Read More
  • Cocktail sauce in a white bowl surrounded by various dishes against an orange background

    14 Creative Ways To Use Up Leftover Cocktail Sauce

    Can't decide what to do with that partially used bottle of cocktail sauce in your fridge? These unique options will help you enjoy it in all new ways.

    By Sara Klimek Read More
  • Tray of pão de queijo with dipping sauce

    The Best Way To Store Brazilian Cheese Bread Without Losing Its Crunch

    Is there anything worse than baking Brazilian cheese bread and watching the leftovers lose their allure? Proper storing and reheating is key!

    By Courtney Iseman Read More
  • Bowl of guacamole with chips

    The Kitchen Appliance That Makes Homemade Guacamole Silky Smooth

    Having this common kitchen tool handy -- and using it in the right way -- will ensure you're making the smoothest possible guacamole at home.

    By Austin Havens-Bowen Read More
  • A stack of protein pancakes topped with berries

    Make Pancakes A Protein-Heavy Breakfast With One Clever Extra Step

    There's a very easy way to transform your usual pancakes into protein pancakes, and it's all about adding this ingredient and following a few quick steps.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • Shakshuka with baked eggs

    The One Step You Can't Forget When Baking Eggs In The Oven

    Baking eggs is a highly underrated way to cook the breakfast staple. The process is simple enough, as long as you remember this crucial step.

    By Javaria Akbar Read More
  • Greek yogurt bowl with berries and granola surrounded by various ingredients

    25 Best Ingredients To Include In Your Greek Yogurt Bowl

    Looking for a way to kick your Greek yogurt bowl up a few notches? These delicious mix-ins are the best ingredients to add for both sweet and savory palates.

    By Samantha Maxwell Read More
  • ingredients for bechamel and cream sauce in a pan

    Turn Béchamel Into A Cream Sauce With Virtually No Effort

    Think of the silkiness of béchamel but with bags more creaminess. Find out how to make it and what to use it for, plus some other handy creamy sauce tips.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • Slices of American cheese surrounded by four dishes on a wooden table

    10 Unusual (But Genius) Uses For American Cheese Slices

    Need to use up your American cheese before it goes bad? Then, before you make your next meal or dessert, consider incorporating these uses for American cheese.

    By Samantha Maxwell Read More
  • kneading pasta dough on a floured surface

    3 Crucial Tips For Kneading Gluten-Free Pasta Dough

    Making your own pasta can be especially difficult when dealing with gluten-free dough. We asked an expert for some tips on how to handle the dough.

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • plate of schnitzel

    Here's Exactly How Thin Schnitzel Should Be For Maximum Crispiness

    Getting schnitzel perfectly thin is a bit of science, so we asked German food expert Sophie Sadler how thin she would make her ideal schnitzel.

    By Matthew Spina Read More
  • Alton Brown at an event.

    The 'Essential' Pan Alton Brown Insists On For Frying Eggs

    Whether you've tried to make the perfect fried egg, or have never given it much thought, this tip from Alton Brown is sure to change the way you see breakfast.

    By Matthew Spina Read More
  • bowl of teriyaki chicken with broccoli and rice

    5 Tips To Make Store-Bought Teriyaki Sauce Shine

    Store-bought teriyaki sauce is great to have in a pinch, but if you're making a special meal you're going to want to add a little more flavor to it.

    By Alyssa Chierchia Read More
  • caramelized onions in a skillet

    Is There A Wrong Way To Cut Onions For Perfect Caramelization?

    Making perfect caramelized onions takes experience and proper technique. We reached out to an expert for advice and to learn if there's a wrong approach.

    By Claire Redden Read More
  • Close-up of plated fried chicken outside

    Make Buttermilk Fried Chicken Irresistible With These 4 Expert Tips

    A good serving of crispy, savory buttermilk fried chicken is hard to beat. Make your next batch the best it can be using these four tips from an expert chef.

    By Wendy Leigh Read More
  • fresh ground beef

    Make Ground Beef Twice As Flavorful By Rendering One Other Meat First

    There are plenty of ways to add some extra depth and complexity to the flavor of your ground beef while still emphasizing the meatiness instead of spices.

    By Matthew Spina Read More
  • Someone with black gloves slicing a brisket

    Here's Exactly How To Spritz Brisket For A Tasty Charred Crust

    Unsure if you should spritz your brisket? One chef reveals his thoughts on why you should give this method a try and the best time to do so.

    By Holly Tishfield Read More
  • sauerkraut in a blue and white patterned bowl with wooden spoon

    This Is The Absolute Best Cabbage Variety For Homemade Sauerkraut

    Sauerkraut is healthy and goes well in many different types of dishes. If you want to make your own to keep it on hand, follow these expert-approved tips.

    By Amanda Berrill Read More
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