How Bricks Will Help You Grill Kebabs Like A Pro
If you want to make perfect, flame-licked kebabs, grab some bricks! Prop a few up in your grill or cooking fire to get higher heat and tastier skewered meat.
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How To Reheat Fried Fish In Your Air Fryer For Maximum Crispiness
What gives the air fryer its edge, especially when it comes to reheating seafood dishes like fried fish, is its unique mechanism of operation.
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The Reason Springform Pans Are So Effective For Baking Cheesecake
When it comes to making cheesecake and the necessity for springform pans, the pairing is all about making your life easier and creating a perfect presentation.
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A Pan With Light Interior Should Be Your Go-To For Caramelizing Onions
While there are multiple factors in getting perfectly carmelized onions, there's another dimension that largely goes unnoticed, the color of the pan's interior.
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When You Don't Have A Bottle Opener, Turn To Your Cutlery Drawer
With a touch of creativity and the right technique, you can harness the leverage of these dining essentials to crack open that pesky bottle cap.
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How Long It Takes To Cook Raw Shrimp In The Air Fryer
You can quickly cook just about anything in your air fryer, including things you may not have expected, such as raw seafood, and shrimp is no exception.
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Alton Brown's Pro Tip For Restaurant-Worthy Wok Cooking
If you're not satisfied with the results of your home wok cooking, Alton Brown has a great tip for you that can heat things up.
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The Reason Your Microwave Door Has A Mesh Grating
Do you like peering into the window of your microwave to see if your food or liquid is bubbling over? Find out why the mesh stops you seeing things clearly.
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Heat And Temperature Seem Synonymous But The Art Of Cooking Proves Otherwise
What's the difference between heat and temperature? And how does it affect your cooking? We explain the science so you'll know what's happening in the kitchen.
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Why Andrew Zimmern Is Not A Big Fan Of Air Fryers
Andrew Zimmern recommendations for everything from seasonings to pans on his website. But an air fryer is one thing you'll never see him suggest anyone buy.
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The Crucial Reason You Should Never Boil Water In A Cast Iron Pan
Cast iron pans are wonderful but come with certain limitations that you should be mindful of. One thing you should avoid is boiling water in cast iron.
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Why Oil Is The Key To Cleaning A Flat Top Grill
When it comes time to clean your flat top grill, you can use traditional cleaning methods, but using oil to lubricate the grime will work significantly better.
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The 15 Best Kitchen Timers You'll Find On The Market
The saying goes that timing is everything, and nowhere does that adage ring truer than in the kitchen. These are the absolute best kitchen timers.
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15 Best Shark Tank Kitchen Gadgets Ever
There have been a lot of creative kitchen innovations brought into the Shark Tank throughout the years, and we have compiled a list of our favorites.
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The Clever Hack To Grate Chocolate Without Creating A Mess
Don't start grating chocolate before you've read this easy tip to avoid getting your grater all gummed up with the good stuff: No special tools are required.
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Think Twice Before Pausing The Brewing Process On Your Coffee Maker
Sometimes you just can't wait for that mug full of caffeine in the morning. But don't pause your brewing to get a quick cup in -- it won't taste nearly as good.
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The 10 Best Basters To Avoid A Dry Thanksgiving Turkey
No one likes a dry Thanksgiving turkey, which is why a good baster is so important. From high capacity to heat-resistant, these are the best on the market.
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How To Use Your Dutch Oven To Cook Meat And Veggies At The Same Time
Want to save on the washing up? Cook your whole meal -- including meat and vegetables -- in your Dutch oven. There are a couple of ways to do it.
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The 2 Types Of Blenders Gordon Ramsay Recommends For Home Cooks
Beyond the basics of good, sharp knives, a sturdy cutting board, and reliable cookware, Gordon Ramsay is also a fan of two different types of blenders.
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Why An Outdoor Pizza Oven Was One Of The Best Investments I Ever Made
Takeout is all well and good, but if you have the outdoor space, a pizza oven is well worth buying for exceptional homemade pies and other delicious dishes.
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The 8 Best Fryers For Thanksgiving Turkey
Deep frying your Thanksgiving is all the rage nowadays, but having the right equipment for the job is essential. These fryers are up to the task.
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Using The Right Type Of Pan Will Make All The Difference In Your Caramel Sauce
The ultimate secret to a perfect and lump-free sauce is not just in the ingredients or the method, it's primarily in the type of pan you use.
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The Paper Plate Tip To Avoid Scratches On Your Cookware
A vast array of cookware that keeps all your culinary bases covered is a great boon to any kitchen, but it also creates a storage problem.
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Water Is All You Need To Clean Sticky Caramel Residue From Pots
Don't throw out your caramelized pan. There is a very simple trick to cleaning out that sticky caramel residue from your pot and all you need is water.
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A Cleaver Is Your Go-To Kitchen Tool For Perfectly Textured Shrimp Toast
Yes, that imposing cleaver in your utensil drawer should be your go-to kitchen tool for making perfectly textured shrimp toast every time.
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What To Know Before Cleaning The Stuck-On Food Bits Off Your Griddle
Cleaning those food remnants off of your griddle shouldn't be just about hygiene, but also about preserving the integrity of your appliance's surface.
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Why Your Instant Pot Should Be Set To Zero When Steaming Vegetables
Setting your Instance Pot at zero when steaming vegetables hinges on the unique way the appliance works, which is based on combining heat and pressure.
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