Giada De Laurentiis knows her way around the kitchen, so believe her that adding olive oil to your cake batter is a game changer, bringing moisture and flavor.
Ina Garten's culinary empire is a boundless font of tips and tricks for better products and a streamlined process. Here are 11 Garten tips to up your pie game.
If you love baking bread but can never find your thermometer, there are other ways to determine doneness that don't involve any tools other than your senses.
Just about everyone loves a freshly baked cookie, but chilling the dough overnight can be a pain. Fortunately, you don't need to if you have a bowl of ice.
Banana bread is a staple in many kitchens, including those of us who don't consider ourselves bakers. Want to jazz things up? Add this bonus layer for fun.
Is there anything as comforting, whether for breakfast or dinner, as a warm biscuit, slathered in butter? Take them to new heights with Joanna Gaines' recipe.
You may be familiar with garlic salt or lemon salt, but vanilla salt is the surprising seasoning that provides the sweet and savory balance your recipes need.
Donuts are as American as croissants are French - namely, not very but somehow associated with the country. Want to eat the best? Alton knows where to go.
Joanna Gaines knows how to make a great batch of crispy on the outside, soft on the inside chocolate chip cookies, and it all comes down to one big butter tip.
Soup is comforting and delicious no matter what time of year it is. With that in mind, Ina Garten has a cute way to jazz up her soup with a touch of whimsy.
Time to fire up your SodaStream! Seltzer water can actually create lighter, fluffier baked goods thanks to the bubbles that help aerate the batter and dough.
There seems to be a viral new gadget for the kitchen every week, but it's the basics that matter, including this one kitchen tool Ina Garten has multiples of.
If you love the taste of s'mores but want to serve something a touch more sophisticated at your next gathering, make these perfectly toasty s'mores cake pops.
Alton Brown's recipe, which first appeared in Season 7 of his show "Good Eats," only requires four ingredients, ten minutes, and two pieces of cookware to make.
Alton Brown acknowledges that while it might seem odd, the addition of this spice to any fruit pie recipe adds dimension to the sweet-dominated flavor profile.
Alton Brown's brownies reach unparalleled excellence with his unbeatable bake and pause technique. Learn how to achieve brownie perfection the smart hack.
Want to elevate your homemade bread? Discover how prefermenting, a simple yet impactful step, significantly improves the flavor and texture of your loaf.