What Cuts Of Chicken Are Used In Fast Food Nuggets?
Fast food chicken nuggets are as delicious as they are mysterious. Uniform, soft, kinda squishy, what actually goes into them? Well, chicken -- mostly.
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How To Properly Store Farm Fresh Eggs
If you've got chickens in your backyard or happen to love buying farm-fresh eggs from your local farmers market, you need to know how to store fresh eggs. -
What Happens When You Reheat Donuts In The Microwave?
The microwave, though humble, is surprisingly effective at reviving day-old donuts, warming them through while preserving their texture and flavor. -
You Can Make Gnocchi Without Eggs (And Here's Why You Might Want To)
Depending on the region of Italy you find yourself, gnocchi may or may not be made with eggs. But when working at home, should you add them? -
What Does Rabbit Meat Really Taste Like?
If you're like many Americans, you haven't tried rabbit meat, but you might be curious as to what it tastes like. In all honesty, kinda like chicken. -
Who Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Frozen Lasagna?
Costco's Kirkland brand has a meat lasagna that many across the country (and our Northern neighbors) enjoy, but just which company actually makes it? -
Can You Cook Steak In The Microwave?
Cooking steak can be intimidating because there are so many different tips out there. Can you cook it in the microwave to save all the hassle? -
The Assembly Mistake That's Making Your Fish Sandwich Fall Apart
When putting together a fish sandwich, there are a few things you can do to make sure you do not create a big mess for yourself. -
The Timing Rule To Memorize When Baking With Cast Iron
Before you break out the cast iron skillet or pan to do your next batch of baking, you need to remember this one rule about timing: shorten it. -
How To Cut Beef Wellington So It Doesn't Fall Apart
Beef Wellington combines tender steak with flaky puff pastry, and the contrasting textures require finesse when slicing so it doesn't fall apart. -
Does Alcohol Actually Burn Off During Cooking?
There is an assumption that alcohol burns off during the cooking process. But, there are factors to consider when understanding alcohol evaporation in cooking. -
Is It Necessary To Thaw Frozen Coffee Beans Before Grinding Them?
Do you have the habit of sticking your fresh coffee beans into the freezer to make them last longer? If so, do you really need to thaw them before you grind? -
Never Break One Cookware Rule When Cooking With Greek Yogurt
If you're using an aluminum pan and cooking with Greek yogurt, you're making a big mistake and here's why: Greek yogurt is much more acidic than you think. -
Can You Refreeze Fish After It's Been Thawed?
Normally, you cannot safely refreeze meat that you've previously thawed. However, when it comes to fish, the rules are just a little different. -
Your Olive Oil Isn't Just For Cooking. Here's How It Can Clean Your Kitchen
If you're only using olive for cooking, you're missing it on some of its benefits as a cleaning product. Here's how it can make your kitchen sparkle. -
Does Searing Meat Actually Lock In Juices?
We've all been taught the importance of getting a good sear on meat for maximum flavor, but does it actually lock in the juices? -
Use Salt Water The Next Time You Thaw Fish – Here's Why
While there are plenty of ways you can thaw fish, many aren't safe or will leave you with soggy, sad flesh. We spoke to an expert to find out the best method. -
You've Probably Been Breaking One Food-Cutting Etiquette Rule
There are plenty of rules concerning etiquette and fine dining, and you may have unintentionally been breaking this one rule when eating out. -
Forget Bread And Butter, Bread And Tinned Fish Are A Power Couple
It may not seem immediately obvious, but if you think about it, canned fish and bread go way back. Even the Brits traditionally eat kippers on toast. -
How To Ensure Your Next-Day Salad Tastes As Crisp As Day One
Meal prepping makes the week much easier, but salad quickly goes from tasty and fresh to sad and wilty. Here's how to keep salad crisp overnight. -
You're Probably Cutting Salmon All Wrong
If salmon is a regular fixture at your dinner table, you might want to double check that you're not cutting the fish the wrong way (you probably are). -
How To Turn McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Into A Surf And Turf Treat
Surf and turf can take a lot of forms as long as seafood and beef are involved. Here's how to turn McDonald's Filet-O-Fish into a surf and turf treat. -
Here's Where Tall Items Should Always Be Placed In Your Fridge
How you store your goods in your refrigerator can make or break how long your food lasts, so keep your tall goods here for optimal longevity. -
Turn Those Veggies Sitting In The Fridge Into Crispy Fries
There are plenty of options out there when it comes to vegetable french fries, but if you choose something low starch like carrot, compensate with cornstarch. -
Bobby Flay Prefers One Frozen Vegetable To Its Fresh Counterpart
When it comes to this particular ingredient, Bobby Flay prefers the frozen version over its fresh counterpart to avoid mushiness while retaining its flavor. -
How To Give Your Pasta Extra Flavor Before You Even Boil It
There is a simple yet utterly transformative cooking method to enhance the flavor of your pasta and elevate your homemade meals - before you even boil it. -
Skillets Are Great At Reheating Fries, With One Exception
You can use a skillet and a little oil to reheat leftover french fries to crispy perfection. It works for almost all types of fries, with one exception.
