How To Save Egg Yolks When Your Recipe Only Calls For Whites
Nonetheless, popping leftover food items in the freezer is generally a safe bet for preservation, but when freezing egg yolks, you'll run into a problem.
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The Cream Technique That Saves Eggs From Overcooking
For all their popularity and ubiquitousness, scrambled eggs are deceptively easy to mess up. But, if you try this method, you'll never overcook them. -
When To Cook With Garlic Powder Vs. Granulated Garlic
Learn the nuances of cooking with garlic powder vs. granulated garlic and master the art of adding distinct flavors to your culinary creations. -
Alton Brown's Metal Bowl Trick Prevents Popcorn From Burning
Unlock the secret to exceptional popcorn with Alton Brown's metal bowl technique, a clever hack that ensures a satisfying, burnt-free snack experience. -
Ina Garten's Favorite Cutting Board Is A Versatile Luxury
Unleash your inner gourmet chef with Ina Garten's favorite cutting board, a versatile luxury that makes meal preparation a true pleasure every time. -
Rice Wine Vs. Rice Vinegar: The Differences And When To Use Each
It's valid to assume some similarities in rice-centric wines and vinegars, but they have quite a few differences in flavor and applications. -
Get More Sensation Out Of Spicy Foods With A Strategic Red Wine Pairing
Even the biggest fans of spicy food will tell you that with every spicy dish, there is a perfect drink pairing to balance or enhance the heat. -
How Martha Stewart Preps Foraged Seaweed For Her Pantry
Dive into Martha Stewart's pantry prepping techniques for foraged seaweed. From harvesting to storage, unlock the potential of this nutrient-rich treasure. -
What Size Eggs To Use When Recipes Don't Specify
When it comes to baking, precision is critical. When it comes to the incredible edible egg, recipes can be vague, and despite what you heard, size does matter. -
The Most Decadent French Toast Is Actually A Sandwich
Experience culinary bliss with a heavenly French toast sandwich, where classic flavors and irresistible textures unite to create the ultimate indulgence. -
The Secret To Easily Cleaning Your Coffee Pot Is In The Fruit Aisle
Easily clean your coffee pot using simple ingredients from the fruit aisle. Find out more about this natural and effective cleaning solution. -
Never Break This Timing Rule When Hosting A Dinner Party
Hosting a dinner party soon? Discover the one vital timing rule you should never overlook to ensure your guests have an unforgettable evening. -
How Half A Potato Will Stop Food From Sticking To The Grill
The potato's versatility has been proven throughout human history, and it's continually evident in the many preparations that feature this edible tuber. -
How To Power Through The Tragedy When A Wine Cork Breaks
You've probably been there -- opening a nice bottle of vino and the cork breaks with half still in the bottle. Here's how to power through the tragedy. -
Keep Your Shrimp Platter Going All Night Long With A Festive Ice Disguise
When entertaining, keeping cold things cold can be a challenge. Here's how to keep your shrimp platter going all night long with a festive ice disguise. -
The Mixing Mistake That Flattens Fresh Pesto
It is tempting to dump all the pesto ingredients in a food processor and whiz it all up for a quick and easy sauce, but we encourage you to slow it down. -
The Frosting Mistake That Ruins Make-Ahead Desserts
Don't let a frosting mistake ruin your make-ahead desserts. Learn what to avoid and leave your dinner guests marveling at your bakings skills every time. -
Alton Brown Holds The Secret To Fluffier Stovetop Rice
Uncover the secret to achieving fluffier stovetop rice with Alton Brown's expert guidance, and watch as your meals reach new culinary heights. -
The French Butter Nancy Silverton Always Keeps In Her Fridge
What's the one butter culinary icon Nancy Silverton always keeps in her fridge? Discover the French delicacy she can't do without for irresistible creations. -
The Scooping Mistake To Avoid For Perfect Bread Bowls
If you've created round loaves to use for bread bowls, it's tempting to hollow them out right away and fill them with your favorite tomato bisque, but hold off. -
The Spatula Maneuver For Small Vs. Large Curd Scrambled Eggs
Whether or not you enjoy a particular plate of scrambled eggs comes down to if you enjoy large or small curds, and here's how to create both. -
Why You Shouldn't Throw Away That Oil Pull Tab
There may be more to that plastic bottle of olive oil than you may have realized, and it turns out the pull tab is meant more much more than sealing your oil. -
The One Utensil Ina Garten Keeps By Her Stove At All Times
Celebrity chef Ina Garten always keeps tasting spoons nearby to sample, pick up, or stir food as it's cooking, unlike our grandparents who used a finger. -
The Trendy Chicken Of The Woods Mushroom Is Wooing Carnivores
Chicken of the woods is quite neutral in flavor (as is chicken breast, in some regards) so it picks up the flavors of what it's being prepared with very well. -
How To Adjust Any Recipe For Convection Oven Cooking
Previously only used in professional kitchens, convection ovens have become more mainstream over the past 50 years and have proved to be more efficient. -
Toast Your Homemade Oatmeal To Deepen The Flavor
You obviously can't pop oats into a slotted countertop bread toaster, but there are plenty of other ways to give your oatmeal a roasty and toasty flavor. -
13 Tidy Tips To Achieve A Cleaner Refrigerator
Okay, so your refrigerator is super dirty. And that's not good. But it's okay -- here's 13 ways to keep your fridge clean so your food stays fresh.
