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  • a jar of homemade bone broth surrounded by bones and ingredients

    How To Source Affordable Bones For Your Homemade Broth

    Bone broth is a healthy and flavorful food, but it can be expensive to buy or make; there are a couple of tips you can follow for a more affordable option.

    By Amanda Berrill Read More
  • prime rib tied on a serving dish surrounded by vegetables

    When To Tie Your Prime Rib For The Best Results (And How To Do It Properly)

    When are you supposed to tie your prime rib? For the best results, we spoke with one chef who offers some advice on when and how to properly tie your meat.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • A jar of iced coffee with a straw

    How To Make Delicious Iced Coffee Using An Empty Pasta Sauce Jar

    There are a few different ways to make your daily iced coffee. However, if you have a pasta sauce jar on hand, there's an easy trick you may want to consider.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • A bowl of ritz crackers on a board with goat cheese, fresh herbes, date paste, hot honey, and prosciutto

    7 Ways To Turn Ritz Crackers Into A Gourmet Snack

    These buttery crackers are fine on their own, but you can ritz up Ritz with a few simple ingredients, making for sophisticated (but easy) snacks.

    By Michelle Welsch Read More
  • glasses of peach sangria

    3 Expert Tips For Mouthwatering Peach Sangria

    Sangria season is almost here, and what better way to shake things up than a dash of peach? We called in an expert to help us craft the ultimate peach sangria.

    By Claudia Alarcón Read More
  • Apple breading crown pork roast

    How To Order A Crown Pork Roast, For The Uninitiated

    The crown pork roast is one of the most majestic looking meals -- and thus requires specific ordering instructions. However, it's not as hard as you may think.

    By Luna Regina Read More
  • A closeup of a brisket being sliced

    When To Cut A Brisket In Half Vs Leave It Alone

    Briskets can be quite large, making it tempting to cut them before cooking, but whether or not you should depends on a few things.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • Corn cobs

    How To Remove Corn From The Cob Without Cutting Through The Kernels

    If you struggle to get corn off the cob without making a mess, there's an easy technique to help you get the kernels off intact. Here's what to do.

    By Nathan Legare Read More
  • Yellow onions

    The Flavor-Bomb Ingredient You Can Make From Onion Peels

    Don't trash your onion peels! You can make this versatile seasoning with them, and it doesn't require any special equipment. Here's what to do.

    By Nathan Legare Read More
  • An unseen woman kneads pastry dough in a white bowl

    How To Blend Pastry Dough By Hand Without Ruining The Texture

    If you haven't tried it before, there is a way to blend pastry dough by without ruining the texture. However, there are some things you need to know.

    By Martha Brennan Read More
  • A bowl of red apples next to three green and red apples

    You Only Need 2 Pantry Staples To Remove The Wax Coating From Apples

    If you are struggling to remove the wax coating from your store-bought apples, try using these two pantry staples next time around.

    By Ebony Bellamy Read More
  • shredded hash browns in a skillet

    The Simple Way To Make Your Own Bag Of Frozen Hash Browns

    Making homemade hash browns is quite simple, especially of the frozen variety. Here's what you need to know before getting started.

    By Julia Holland Read More
  • A carved open beef Wellington on a cutting board with a knife beside it

    The One Step You Can't Afford To Skip For A Flavorful Beef Wellington

    Beef Wellington can be unforgiving, but there is one step you need to follow if you want this dish at its best. Before wrapping and baking, try this.

    By Kerry Hayes Read More
  • Hot dogs with mustard

    The Case For Storing Hot Dogs In Your Stanley Cup

    When you're on the run and in a pinch for a meal on the go, bring some cooked hot dogs in your trusty Stanley Cup — just keep the condiments elsewhere.

    By Javaria Akbar Read More
  • Plate of cooked chicken wings next to two gloved hands deboning chicken wings

    How To Debone Chicken Wings Like A Pro

    Interested in deboning chicken wings? We walk you through the techniques and tricks so you'll be handling these wings like a chef in no time.

    By Fred Decker Read More
  • prime rib roast

    How To Transform Leftover Prime Rib Into Flavorful French Dip Sandwiches

    When there's simply too much delicious prime rib meat left over from dinner, that just means that a splendid French dip is on the menu for lunch.

    By Peggy Aoki Read More
  • wood box of beef and chicken

    Is Buying Beef In Bulk Worth It? Here Are 14 Things To Consider

    If you love beef, consider purchasing it in bulk from a farm. Curious? From the various cuts to storage space, we share all the tips to know.

    By Nicole Adams Read More
  • Four Mediterranean cheeses against a backdrop of country landscape

    15 Mediterranean Cheeses And How To Cook With Them

    From Greece's crumbly feta to Italy's creamy ricotta, Mediterranean cheeses reflect the region's food traditions. Here's how to use them in your kitchen.

    By Rebecca Andersson Read More
  • Composite image top view of a mezze spread with a central plate filled with pita, fresh fruit, dips, and olives that is surrounded with fresh figs, parsley, and falafel

    14 Tips For Making The Perfect Mediterranean Mezze Platter

    If you're looking to create the perfect Mediterranean mezze platter, here are some of the best tips that will guide you through the process.

    By Rebecca Andersson Read More
  • Texas Roadhouse sign on wooden wall

    The $5 Texas Roadhouse Gift To DIY For Valentine's Day

    Not sure what to get your special someone for Valentine's Day this year? Try this inexpensive Texas Roadhouse treat. It's bound to be a hit.

    By Jaimie Mackey Read More
  • Nespresso pods sit next to a cup of coffee.

    A Step-By-Step Guide To Descaling Your Nespresso Vertuo Machine

    If you've been putting off descaling your Nespresso coffee machine, use this step-by-step guide along with our helpful tips to make the process easy,

    By Sophia Beams Read More
  • A platter of cauliflower wings is next to a smaller plate with some wings and a wooden spoon with sauce.

    25 Vegan Appetizers To Serve At Your Super Bowl Party

    We've rounded up our favorite crowd-pleasing vegan recipes that will work as perfect appetizers for your Super Bowl party or any big gathering.

    By Caroline DiNicola Read More
  • A hand pouring ketchup out of a bottle on a red background

    5 Life-Changing Hacks To Get Ketchup Out Of Glass Bottles

    Everyone knows that ketchup is notoriously difficult to get out of a glass bottle. But fear not! Here are five great hacks for getting the stubborn sauce out.

    By Kerry Hayes Read More
  • charcuterie boards boards filled with meats, cheeses, and snacks in front of wedding venue

    15 Tips For Building Your Wedding Charcuterie Board

    Old-school wedding menus are out; crowd-pleasing wedding foods are in. With advice from an expert, here's how to build a five-star wedding charcuterie board.

    By Sara Klimek Read More
  • A steamed artichoke with lemon and Hollandaise sauce

    How To Properly Eat A Fresh Artichoke (And Which Bits To Avoid)

    Whether canned, steamed, or made into dip, artichokes are delicious. But working with this vegetable can be daunting. Here's how to eat a whole artichoke.

    By Kashmir Brummel Read More
  • Baking soda in wooden bowl on top of wooden board

    11 Genius Ways To Clean Your Kitchen With Baking Soda

    Baking soda is your BFF when it comes to all-natural cleaning products. Here are a few genius ways you can use it to keep your kitchen clean.

    By Elaine Todd Read More
  • Apple juice with varied additions

    15 Ways To Make Store-Bought Apple Juice Even More Delicious

    Apple juice is enjoyable from childhood through old age, but creative additions of varied ingredients will make this store-bought beverage taste even better.

    By Carmen Varner Read More
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