Running out of peanut butter right in the middle of cooking something is the worst. When that happens, just use one of these peanut butter substitutions.
Just when you think you've perfected your scalloped potatoes, your sauce breaks and the milk curdles. Why does this happen? Well, it comes down to fat and heat.
Brownie edge fanatics, your attention please! There's a new hack from Martha Stewart that can help you get the most flavorful, texture-filled pieces ever.
Everyone has their secrets when it comes to making that perfect baked potato, but kitchen guru Ina Garten has the best tip for flavorful crunchy potato skin.
Many, many dishes call for raisins in their recipes, but you can kick things up a notch by soaking your dried grapes in a complementary liquid before cooking.
Baking powder mostly consists of baking soda, so you can use it as a substitute. However, you must triple your amount of baking powder to replace baking soda.
There's nothing worse than going to make a nice pastry from scratch only to realize you actually do need a rolling pin. No pin? No problem! Use a wine bottle.
When looking for a way to keep your banana bread nice and fresh, you can't just leave it sitting out on your counter. Here's how to keep it perfectly moist.
Instant, steel-cut, and rolled oats all work in most oatmeal-based recipes, but there's a good reason why only one of these is the best choice for cookies.
Are you struggling to make your muffins as fluffy and light as you want? Then you need to try a secret ingredient, yogurt, to make the muffins of your dreams.
The queen of home entertaining and baking, Martha Stewart, has a tried and true method for boosting banana bread - she adds this creamy ingredient to the batter
Are you ready to up your oatmeal cookie game? We hope so -- because we've got some excellent ingredients that will get the job done. Pineapple, anyone?
There are quite possibly a million ways to experiment with quiche, but it's usually regarding the filling. Switch things up with the crust by using tortillas.
While it may seem quick and easy to simply zap your leftover steak, you're likely going to end up with leather. Avoid the heartache by reheating it in the oven.
To repurpose your sourdough discard instead of throwing it out, try using it to make your cakes, muffins, and other baked goods more tender and delicious.
While, yes, coffee adds a bit of caffeine to your dessert, it perfectly complements the tasting notes in chocolate, making things taste even more chocolatey.