Martha Stewart has a dearth of knowledge when it comes to making life easier in the kitchen. So, we decided to lay out our top 12 hacks from the queen of cool.
Mineral oil works to coat your cutting board with a protective layer, shielding the wood from the damaging effects of water. Stay away from cooking oils!
The Instant Pot is a such a versatile kitchen tool that it can almost cook anything. But, with all of its functions you may be overlooking some important ones.
Shrimp cocktail and semi-casual evening gatherings go hand in hand. But how can you make yours stand out? It's simple: perfect the seasoning when you boil.
Bananas are popular with children and adults, but the fruit is even better with peanut butter or nutella. This device makes combining the two easy peasy.
The way air fryers are designed prevent them from being a useful tool to bake pancakes or other battery substances. Other runny substances won't work either.
Mangos can be a bummer to cut because their delectable, juicy goodness is right under the skin, so when peeled, the wet fruit is hard to get a grip on.
Ina Garten's minestrone recipe two tablespoons of store-bought pesto, which is a bit of a jump scare because most other recipes require you to make it fresh.
A wood-fired oven is for so much more than pizzas. You can use it to bake bread too. Do so as it cools down for a great way to make use of the machine.
French onion soup can be prepared in a multitude of ways, and when it comes to Alton Brown's recipe, he makes this important broth swap for a richer result.
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.
Bread bowls are usually filled with clam chowder or soup but that's a waste of a great opportunity for more fun. Here are 12 ways to enhance your bread bowls.
Your grandma may have told you to "salt the pasta water like the ocean," but in reality, that's a bit extreme. The pasta water shouldn't cause you to gag.
Get a hearty breakfast in a flash when you use your Keurig to make instant oatmeal. Since it has a reservoir of hot water at the ready, it's a simple trick.