How To Cook Canned Asparagus So It Isn't Soggy
Whether you prefer to cook it on the stove, in the oven, or in an air fryer, it's important to drain, rinse, and dry your canned asparagus spears first.
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Store A Sacrificial Bread Slice With Your Loaf To Control Mold Growth
This is how storing an extra slice of bread with a newly-bought loaf can keep mold away, plus more tips for making sure bread doesn't go bad.
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Muffin Tins Are The Perfect Pan For Shortcut 'Hard-Boiled' Eggs
The muffin tin method produces hard-boiled eggs that are evenly cooked and easy to peel. It's also ideal for making a large batch of eggs at once.
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The Color Of Your Pan Matters For Brown Butter, According To Alton Brown
Alton Brown knows a thing about brown butter - he uses the ingredient in copious recipes. Here's why he says the color of your pan matters when making it.
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Southern Bacon-Wrapped Crackers Are A Ridiculously Easy Party Food
Bacon-wrapped crackers, also known as bacon bow ties, might just be the perfect party food. They're salty, crispy, easy to make, and infinitely customizable.
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13 Hot Dog Toppings With Main Character Energy
You think hot dogs should only have ketchup or mustard? There are tons of delicious toppings for your next dog. From potato chips to bacon. For real!
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The Ice Bath Hack To Peel Potatoes In Record Time
For those of us who dread peeling potatoes, this ice water trick will help you slide the skins right off with no risk of cutting yourself or making a mess.
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The Microwave Hack That Makes Stale Tortilla Chips Crispy Again
It happens to the best of us - you reach for tortilla chips to dip in guac to only realize they're totally stale. Here's how to revive them with the microwave.
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The Super Moist Ingredient Every Boxed Cake Mix Needs
Since most quality ice creams contain a combination of cream, milk, eggs, and sugar, they make an ideal base for your next boxed cake mix creation.
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Whiskey Should Be Your Top Choice For Boozy Homemade Cake Icing
Want to spice up your cake with a boozy punch in your frosting or icing? Time to look to a classic! Here's why you should choose whiskey every time.
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Water Pie Is The Great Depression Dessert You Can Prep In Seconds
This is what really goes into the curiously-named water pie, a Great Depression staple that remains cheap and extremely simple to throw together.
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Cherries Aren't The Only Fruit You Should Soak In Brandy
There are tons of possibilities for soaking your favorite fruits in a complementary brandy, creating a delicious addition to cocktails and desserts.
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How To Make Fluff Out Of Marshmallows With One Extra Ingredient
Making Marshmallow Fluff at home is as simple as combining marshmallows with a small amount of corn syrup - just enough to keep the mixture soft and gooey.
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What Causes Grainy Fudge And How To Fix It
Making fudge on the stovetop can create some unwanted scenarios like an unwanted grainy texture in the final result. Here's what causes it and how to fix it.
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Never Use Soap To Clean Stained Wine Decanters
If you plan to bring out your wine decanter for any holiday parties, know that there are ideal ways to clean it after. In particular, never use soap.
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Can You Eat Your Christmas Tree?
If you love the smell of your Christmas tree, you should learn how to use parts of it in your drinks, desserts, and more for the ultimate holiday spread.
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The Muffin Tin Hack To Quickly Clean Up After Dinner Guests
Instead of using your muffin tin to bake muffins, you can turn it into a makeshift drink tray to collect discarded glasses and cups after a party.
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The Best Way To Clean Burnt Sugar From Your Pots And Pans
When your attempt at making caramel goes wrong and you wind up with burnt sugar stuck to your pot, skip the scraping and turn to this easy solution.
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What Makes Country-Style Bread Unique?
Round and with a rustic, crusty exterior, country-style bread is as unique as it is delicious. Here's how it differs from other artisanal breads.
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The Anchovy Paste Giada De Laurentiis Can't Go Without
Discover the culinary magic of Amore anchovy paste, Giada De Laurentiis' pantry MVP. Unleash rich umami effortlessly, and master savory sophistication.
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The Chopstick Hack That Makes Hasselback Potatoes Ridiculously Easy
Slicing Hasselback potatoes without accidentally cutting them in two can difficult, so use this chopstick trick to prevent your knife from going too far.
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Southern Pear Salad Boldly Combines Fruit And Mayo
When you think salad, you likely think a plate of fresh vegetables topped with some sort of dressing -- unless you're from the South or Midwest, that is.
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Start Boiling Shrimp In Beer And Thank Us Later
If you're really looking to take your next shrimp boil up to new heights, you've got to try swapping out water for beer. Trust us and say thank you later.
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When To Use Egg Noodles Over Plain Old Pasta
There are lots of differences between egg noodles and Italian pasta, which can help you settle on which one to experiment with in your favorite recipes.
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For Crispy And Creamy Garlic Bread, Add Mayo Instead Of Butter
Taste-wise, mayonnaise adds a touch of tang to garlic bread that you wouldn't get from regular butter. It also adds just the right amount of creaminess.
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Use The Paper Bag Method To Stop Ice Cubes From Sticking Together
If your ice cubes are always sticking together in a giant block, use a paper bag, plus a few other tricks, to easily prevent it from clumping.
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How Long Bread Can Actually Last In The Freezer
Frozen bread will keep for up to three months, but will still be safe to consume for longer if it stays continuously frozen at or below zero degrees Fahrenheit.
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