Even though the PB&J sandwich is known for its straightforward ingredients, have you ever wanted to give it a little twist? Next time, swap your bread for this.
Meatloaf traditionally calls for using breadcrumbs as a binder, which may a problem if you are sensitive to gluten. However, there are gluten-free options.
When you want chicken noodle soup, but the idea of roasting (or even just shredding) the chicken is too much, reach for this tasty shortcut ingredient.
When making a pot roast, you might think that a Dutch oven and a slow cooker are the same, but they produce two vastly different (but delicious) results.
If you're looking for a way to revamp your classic peanut butter and jelly, consider adding this one spicy ingredient to make a supremely swicy sandwich.
There are lots of ways to improve your fried rice: using leftover rice, adding MSG, and more, but if you do anything, add this one indulgent ingredient.
While there are many tried and true additions that will help elevate your scrambled eggs, there's one delicious add-in you may not have heard of before.
Grilled cheese is a classic sandwich for a reason, but if you're using plain old butter to fry it, you're missing out on a world of flavor. Try this instead.