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David Chang is full of great opinions on food, including his pick for his favorite brand of canned tuna. It's from overseas, and it has a ton of kick.
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Should You Store Lemons In The Fridge Or A Fruit Bowl?
There's nothing quite as romantic as a bowl of bright lemons gathered together in a bowl on the counter or table, but is this good storage practice? -
Here's The Only Way You Should Store Cutting Boards
Your trust wooden cutting board can last a lifetime with proper care, which means it's important to know the best way to store it between uses. -
For A Fluffier Baked Potato, Ditch The Aluminum Foil
Potatoes that are cooked without aluminum foil get a deliciously crispy exterior and a fluffy interior that thirstily soaks up butter and sour cream. -
Ina Garten's Simple Trick That Prevents A Watery Cucumber Salad
Cucumber salad is deliciously refreshing, but sometimes ends up watery. Luckily, Ina Garten has a simple trick that keeps your cucumbers flavorful and crisp. -
Give Watermelon A Savory Twist With One Spicy Ingredient
If you want to really amp up the flavor of your watermelon, you can pair its sweetness with this one spicy ingredient for an extra savory kick. -
Never Deal With Soggy French Bread Pizza Again With One Easy Trick
French bread pizza is an extremely easy dinner to throw together in a pinch, but the whole thing can turn into a soggy mess if you're not careful. -
The Easy Fix To Save Time And Energy When Shredding Meat
Shredding meat can be done the hard way, or the easy way with a go-to kitchen tool. The trick saves time and energy, getting you closer to your pulled pork. -
How Long Does It Take To Cook Meatloaf In The Air Fryer?
Luckily, making the crispiest meatloaf ever - in half the time it takes to cook in the oven - is one of your air fryer's many hidden talents. -
Why You May Want To Order Pizza Well-Done
Ordering pizza well-done may seem like overkill. However, there's actually science behind how it improves the overall texture and flavor. -
The Fishy Addition That Makes Store-Bought Spaghetti Sauce Taste Heavenly
Jarred spaghetti sauce is convenient, but occasionally, it lacks depth. Add a burst of delicious umami flavor to your sauce with this one fishy ingredient. -
How Ree Drummond Makes The Perfect Sunny Side Up Egg Every Time
Perfectly cooking a sunny side up egg is deceptively challenging, but Ree Drummond nails it every time by cooking it slowly, then steaming it. -
The Best Way To Clean Smelt Fish
Smelt are bite-sized, mild-flavored fish that are best served lightly dredged and deep-fried. Before you fry them, make sure to clean them for the best taste. -
How To Clean Your Stove Drip Pans So They Look Like New
Stove drip pans (the metal trays that sit under each of the burners of your electric coil cooktop) are a hot spot for spilled food and kitchen messes. -
The Perfect Egg Substitute You Need For Creamy Ice Cream
If you want to make the creamiest homemade ice cream but want to opt out of eggs, never fear. Use this velvety combination instead for supreme results. -
How To Cook Rice In The Air Fryer
Your air fryer can do miraculous things, including cook rice in a hands-free, set it and forget it way, leaving you time to focus on the rest of your meal.