Not everyone is down to boil, season, and mash a pot of spuds on a hectic day, so turn to your slow cooker for the most low-maintenance mashed potatoes ever.
If you think you dislike raw celery in tuna salad, you'll have to try this preparation trick the next time you make lunch for a great textural upgrade.
Baking ham comes with a few standard rules that are good to brush up on. While not as complicated as preparing and making turkey, there's some things to know.
When you're fresh out of carrots (or cooking for someone who doesn't like them), try these handy substitutes that add a similar taste to your favorite soups.
When you have no time to whip up a marinade and no meat mallet in your arsenal, you can use a fork to tenderize steak in possibly the simplest way ever.
Skip the hours of stirring a roux over the stove and try making red-eye gravy, a Southern staple that uses just two ingredients to create a unique flavor.
Chef Shingo Akikuni of the Michelin-starred omakase restaurant Shingo told Food Republic how to avoid the biggest mistake people make when preparing temaki.
You might think vanilla flavor is always inferior to vanilla extract, but the differences between these ingredients and their purposes is a lot more complex.
Chicken salad is all about layering flavors and contrasting textures for one satisfying bite. To add just a touch of sweetness and creaminess, use this.
Lots of us make mistakes when preparing and cooking stuffing. That's why we've got some excellent insight from one of Butterball's Turkey Talk-Line experts.
Instead of overcrowding a pot with eggs, which leads to uneven cooking, use your pressure cooker to quickly boil a bunch for all your favorite recipes.
Gummies are a delicious and nostalgic candy, and best of all, you can make them and customize how they look and taste with only four simple ingredients.
Turkey burgers have a reputation for being dry, but that's only because the lean meat needs some help from extra ingredients, like a juicy and savory veggie.
When you can't stand to look at another turkey sandwich, take a page from a pro chef and turn your Thanksgiving leftovers into a delicious crispy finger food.
Whether you love or hate beets, there is a good way to enhance or elevate them to your liking - marinate them. Here's what ingredients to use and how to do it.