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  • Composite image featuring foods and drinks for which orange concentrate can be used

    15 Ways You Never Thought To Use Orange Juice Concentrate

    Believe it or not, orange juice concentrate can be used for more than just making orange juice. Here are some unique ways to incorporate it in the kitchen.

    By Sara Klimek Read More
  • Porterhouse steak resting on grill

    How To Grill A Porterhouse Steak Perfectly At Home Every Time

    Want to grill the absolute best porterhouse from your own backyard? Heed these expert tips from a professional chef, and you'll be well on your way.

    By Matthew Spina Read More
  • Salty french fries with ketchup

    How To Use Beef Tallow To Make Fast-Food Worthy Fries At Home

    Besides using beef tallow, Chef Kieron Hales, Co-Founding Partner at Cornman Farms, says the way you handle the fries is just as important for a crunchy finish.

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • Bobby Flay smiling

    Bobby Flay's Burger Sauce Packs A Bold Steakhouse Flavor

    If burger whisperers existed, Bobby Flay would be one of them. He knows just how to bring out the best in them, and this sauce is one of those ways.

    By Karen Hart Read More
  • A seasoned steak on a grill

    How To Season Steak Like A Brazilian Steakhouse Chef

    As explained by an expert, the key to seasoning steak to make it taste like it does at a Brazilian steakhouse is to keep things as simple as possible.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • An assortment of lamb meat

    Look Beyond The Chops For Another Affordable Yet Delicious Cut Of Lamb

    Lamb isn't the most popular protein in the U.S., and outside of lamb chops, many cuts of lamb are overlooked entirely, but it's time to change that.

    By Holly Tishfield Read More
  • hot dogs with pickles and relish on a wooden board

    Why You Should Try Sous Vide Hot Dogs At Your Next Cookout

    Sous vide sounds super fancy, but it is actually easy and gets your hot dogs to the perfect temperature and keeps them there without losing their juiciness.

    By Kerry Hayes Read More
  • a bowl of cacio e pepe with a fork on a napkin

    The Creamiest Cacio E Pepe Relies On One Easy Step

    Pecorino Romano, is the traditional cheese used for cacio e pepe, but the salty, savory cheese must take a certain form to yield the perfect cacio e pepe.

    By Amanda Berrill Read More
  • Bowl of fluffy rice served in a black bowl

    How To Cook Rice Perfectly In The Microwave

    Don't look shocked! You can cook perfect rice in the microwave. Say goodbye to burnt rice pot bases, stressing over water quantity, and gloopy overcooked rice.

    By Kerry Hayes Read More
  • Granola and yogurt with kiwi and strawberries

    The Protein-Packed Grain You Should Be Adding To Breakfast Bowls

    With 8 grams of protein in a single cup of this powerhouse ingredient, a serving or two easily bulks up your breakfast bowl.

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • Four bourbon bottles with a bowl of chili

    15 Best Bourbons To Add To Your Pot Of Chili

    Many bourbon whiskeys are well-suited for more than just drinking. Here are 15 bourbons you should consider adding to your next pot of chili.

    By James Hastings Read More
  • julia child in kitchen

    Julia Child's Boozy Secret To The Best Fruity Crepe Filling

    Today we'll take a look at Julia Child's fruit crepes recipe, which she shared in "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," and the liquor that makes it special.

    By Mathieson Nishimura Read More
  • vegetable minestrone soup with lots of chunky veg in bowl

    Fix Your Vegetable Soup's Texture With One Simple Tip

    Homemade veggie soup is a surefire way of getting in your five-a-day in a tasty way, but if you find that the texture is lackluster, we have ways to improve it.

    By Grace Haass Read More
  • A skillet of steak frites

    Craving Steak Frites? Here's The Best Cut Of Steak To Use

    If you're craving steak frites but unable to eat out, try making them at home with this cut of meat that comes recommended by an expert.

    By Holly Tishfield Read More
  • A jar of vanilla simple syrup surrounded by vanilla beans

    Make Homemade Vanilla Syrup More Flavorful With One Timing Trick

    You can stir vanilla-flavored syrup into coffee, use it to sweeten oatmeal, and incorporate it into cocktails. Luckily, it's incredibly simple to prepare.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • Spaghetti with clams and white wine sauce

    The Non-Alcoholic White Wine Substitute That Works In Any Recipe

    If you don't want to use alcohol in a recipe that calls for a splash of white wine as part of the process, there is another option which may well surprise you.

    By Nathan Legare Read More
  • A bowl of white rice with a wooden spoon

    Why Your White Rice Turned Yellow And How To Prevent It Next Time

    If your bright white rice has turned an off-putting yellow during cooking or storage, here are a number of unexpected factors that could be causing it.

    By Elizabeth Okosun Read More
  • Pot cooking red sauce steaming

    The Creamy Ingredient You Need To Give Tomato Sauce A Punch Of Protein

    Here's an idea that'll make your tomato sauce (no matter homemade or store-bought) an extra notch tastier and protein-rich.

    By Luna Regina Read More
  • dish filled with Worcestershire sauce

    Out Of Worcestershire Sauce? Here's A Quick DIY Replacement That'll Get The Job Done

    You can make your own vegan, anchovy-less Worcestershire sauce recipe, or look to make a simplified version using only three ingredients.

    By Michelle Welsch Read More
  • Alton Brown

    Alton Brown's Pro Tip For Keeping Your Po' Boy From Falling Apart

    To combat the conundrum of a messy po' boy sandwich, celebrity chef Alton Brown recommends one simple fix, and it will take just a couple of seconds.

    By Anna Staropoli Read More
  • soup in bowl on board

    The Movie Snack You Never Realized Made The Perfect Soup Garnish

    It may sound like a surprising soup topping at first, but it's a creative way to add a little textural intrigue and flavor complement to your bowl.

    By Mathieson Nishimura Read More
  • Worcestershire sauce in a gravy boat

    The Popular Side Dish You Can Infinitely Improve With Worcestershire Sauce

    Take your next home-cooked meal to a new level by adding Worcestershire sauce to this common side dish. Get ready for some intense and enhanced flavors.

    By Luna Regina Read More
  • Breakfast casserole in baking dish

    Ree Drummond's Tex-Mex Topping Can Level Up Any Basic Breakfast Casserole

    Ree Drummond, aka the pioneer woman, is full of brilliant cooking tips, and her Tex-Mex topping is the upgrade your breakfast casseroles need.

    By Austin Havens-Bowen Read More
  • Chicken drumsticks on cutting board

    The Paper Towel Trick That Makes Skinning Chicken Drumsticks Easy

    Chicken drumsticks are always a delight, but prep can be a hassle -- especially if you want to remove the skin beforehand. This tip will make all of that easy.

    By Javaria Akbar Read More
  • Composite image of various dishes with guacamole in the middle surrounded by hummus, chili, deviled eggs, and potato salad

    13 Creative Ways To Use That Leftover Guacamole Before It Turns Brown

    We've gathered all the creative ways you can use leftover guacamole to boost creaminess and flavor, and none of them involve buying tortilla chips.

    By Sara Klimek Read More
  • Gordon Ramsay in a suit and tie with a blurred background

    4 Affordable Proteins Gordon Ramsay Recommends For Cooking On A Budget

    Gordon Ramsay is full of cooking advice, and that includes cooking advice for anyone who's on a budget. Here's what he recommends as protein sources.

    By Amanda Berrill Read More
  • 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
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