What Is Pandan And How Do You Use It?
Available as leaves, juice, paste, tisane, powder, and food wrapping, this Southeast Asia native has an enticing aroma no matter how it's deployed.
Read MoreAvailable as leaves, juice, paste, tisane, powder, and food wrapping, this Southeast Asia native has an enticing aroma no matter how it's deployed.
Read MoreEver wonder what the difference is between white and brown eggs? This simple answer might surprise you.
Read MoreIt’s time to face the music: The truffle oil fries you’ve been paying a premium for aren’t actually that premium.
Read MoreIf you’re in the chewy and tender bacon camp, as opposed to the crispy and charred camp, this simple trick is for you.
Read MoreReading chicken labels can be confusing, so here’s a helpful guide to decoding terms like certified organic, free-range, cage-free, and many more.
Read MorePrevent your food from sticking to the grill with these three simple tips.
Read MoreThere's a simple hack to ensure your ice cream cone never drips from the bottom again, and it gets bonus points for making your treat even more delicious.
Read MoreIf you need to blind-bake a pie but don’t have the proper equipment, fear not. Here are some household items you can use instead.
Read MoreIf you want to get every last drop of juice out of that citrus, a microwave is your new best friend.
Read MoreWith over 2,000 varieties in the clam family, knowing which one to order at a restaurant or which way to prepare them at home can be intimidating.
Read MoreCooking potatoes isn’t rocket science, so make sure you follow this one crucial step to avoid screwing them up.
Read MoreThis is the one ingredient you should be adding to your pot for bright green vegetables every time.
Read MoreThere are many ways to cook with chia seeds. Whether you prefer chia seeds in your pudding or as a pet, here's what you need to know about them.
Read MoreIf you grew up in the '90s, your fondest memories may include candy and sweet snacks. Great news! A wave of epic '90s snacks are totally making a comeback.
Read MoreHere is everything you need to know about many different types of peppercorns, from common black peppercorns to pink peppercorns, these are the essentials.
Read MoreWith one household item you probably already have on hand, you can keep those berries in top shape until you’re ready to plow through them.
Read MoreHere are a bunch of ways -- a brush, a gripped pad, rubber gloves, or in the microwave -- to get rid of corn silk you should have been using all along.
Read MoreThe ultimate goal of tenderizing meat is to get better texture, and one of the best ways to do it involves something unexpected: baking soda.
Read MoreBaking soda and baking powder might sound like the same thing, but the two baking staples have an important difference. Find out what it is.
Read MoreVisiting the Hamptons and craving lobster rolls? Don’t waste your precious summer weekends on subpar rolls. We've got a list of our favorites.
Read MorePickling is most associated with cucumbers, but you can pickle and preserve just about anything, from summer fruits to produce scraps to fresh seafood.
Read MoreEver wonder what the difference between a key lime and a regular lime is? Discover what sets them apart and when to use each one for optimal results.
Read MoreThis is every Italian grandma’s secret weapon, and she’s been cooking with it all along. Soffritto is easy to make and even simpler to add in your cooking.
Read MoreAsk the question you’ve always wondered: What actually are cheese curds? Once you find out, you’ll need to stuff your face immediately.
Read MoreUse your microwave to make sweet, sticky mochi, and then eat it all day.
Read MoreThere’s nothing worse than a rotten tomato-except for maybe a mealy one. Save yourself and follow these tips to find the best possible tomatoes.
Read MoreThis quick and easy way to peel garlic won’t leave you with hands that smell strong enough to keep vampires at bay.
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