Break Up Ground Meat Easily With An Unconventional Kitchen Tool
Once the meat hits the heat, it's a balance between letting things brown and breaking up the clumps. Make your life easier and reach for this tool.
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How Long Leftover Sushi Actually Lasts In The Fridge
Eating leftover sushi can be risky, so follow these tips to learn how long popular types will last, how to store them, and how to tell when they've gone bad. -
How (And When) To Substitute Ketchup For Tomato Sauce
Because of ketchup's sweetness, it can only really stand in when the recipe calls for tomato sauce as one of several ingredients - not the star of the show. -
The Common Mistake That Leads To Soggy Bao Buns
Bao buns hail from China where they've been eaten for centuries; and there's one traditional key in making them that will prevent a soggy texture. -
The Blender Trick For Scrambled Eggs So Fluffy They Make Clouds Jealous
This is why hauling the blender out of your cabinet is worth it for the most fluffy, light scrambled eggs, without pulling a muscle from whisking too hard. -
The Bougie Ingredient Ina Garten Adds To Deviled Eggs
Ina Garten tops her deviled eggs with salmon roe for a visually striking twist that adds flavor and textural contrast without overpowering the snack. -
White Lily Flour Is The Secret To Unbearably Fluffy Biscuits
White Lily Flour is made from soft red winter wheat, which contains less protein than hard wheats and, therefore, produces perfectly pillowy biscuits. -
Double The Bacon In Your BLT With Leftover Grease Aioli
Bacon is always the star of a BLT sandwich but did you know there's a way to really boost that smoky flavor by mixing the grease with some aioli? -
Why Bobby Flay Refuses To Put Tomatoes In Guacamole
Bobby Flay claims that the best guacamole contains only five ingredients: avocado, cilantro, chili pepper, lime, and red onion - but no tomato. -
Ina Garten's Favorite Cookie Recipe Is A Real Crowd Pleaser
Ina Garten, queen of the Hamptons and our hearts, knows her way around the kitchen, and she's a fantastic baker, too. Her favorite cookie? It's a game changer. -
The Muffin Tin Hack For Delicious Cookie Cups
Want to know what makes any day of the week a whole lot better? A scoop of ice cream inside a cookie cup. You don't need fancy tools to make one, either. -
Skip The Meat And Make Meatballs With Ricotta Cheese
Want to stretch your budget just a bit or simply try something new and delicious? Swap out the meat in your meatball for ricotta and enjoy polpette di ricotta. -
Fridge Vs Pantry: The Best Way To Store Hot Sauce
You might think hot sauce basically lasts forever, but it actually can go bad, and the best place to store your bottle depends heavily on its ingredients. -
Mistakes To Avoid When Poaching Eggs, According To An Expert
Nelson Serrano-Bahri, the Director of Innovation at the American Egg Board, told Food Republic how to properly approach the daunting task of poaching eggs. -
The Best And Worst Type Of Pan To Make Scrambled Eggs In
Eggs are notorious for sticking to skillets, but nonstick pans are designed to keep food from adhering to their surfaces. They’re perfect for scrambled eggs. -
3-Ingredient Bang Bang Sauce Is Too Versatile To Ignore
Bang bang sauce is simple to make, but all it really needs to take just about any meal from good to stinking fantastic is a whopping three ingredients. -
Age Your Easter Peeps For A Crunchy Twist
Whether you're a Peeps fan or you've never really loved them, it's time you tried aging these marshmallow critters to give their soft texture a curious crunch. -
Bobby Flay's Go-To Sauce For Dipping French Fries
Bobby Flay's french fry sauce couldn't be easier to throw together, and its versatile smoky and savory flavor will reward you ten times over. -
The Fishy Twist Jamie Oliver Puts On His Easter Lamb
Jamie Oliver's unconventional seasoning for a roast rack of lamb can create the most savory, meaty, delicious version you've ever served on your Easter table. -
The Knife Hack To Pry Spam Out Of The Can
There are plenty of ways to enjoy SPAM, but only if you can manage to get it out of its can. This knife trick makes easy work of freeing your ham. -
Simplify Your Purim Hamantaschen With Cake Mix
Purim is known for costumes, drinking, and hamantaschen -- take away some of the difficulty of making those little cookies by using a kosher cake mix. -
Alex Guarnaschelli's Non-Negotiable Easter Dinner Sides
Alex Guarnaschelli has great ideas for Easter side dishes that are delicious, won't add much fuss to your already-big meal, and carry the spirit of spring. -
The Tricky Reason Chocolate Easter Bunnies Are Usually Hollow
Easter bunnies are a delicious tradition, but they can also be a taste of disappointment -- why are they hollow, darn it? Well, the answer is actually twofold. -
5 Kitchen Innovation Trends To Watch At The Inspired Home Show 2024
Food Republic got a sneak peek at the latest kitchen wares and gadgets from all over the world that will be on display at The Inspired Home Show 2024. -
The Simple Method To Properly Clean Collard Greens
You may have heard that you're meant to soak your collard greens, but that can actually risk spreading disease and germs. Clean them this way instead. -
The Easy Egg Swap For Tender Purim Hamantaschen
There are as many recipes for hamantaschen as there are bakers who make them, but trust us when we say yours should include a plain egg yolk for a tender crumb. -
The Boozy Vanilla Extract Alternative You Need In Rotation
Vanilla extract is pivotal in so many desserts and baked goods -- or is it? If you find yourself plumb out, you can turn to your liquor cabinet for a swap.
