Cooking bacon in the oven is easy, hands-off, and delivers excellent results, but only if you cook it at a temperature where it won't burn or undercook.
There's nothing so simple yet elegant and delicious as a charcuterie board done well, but you can really amp things up with this one frozen ingredient.
Canned salmon is useful for varied recipes, from enhancing pasta dishes to making fish burgers. However, many people are unclear if it's cooked before canning.
Are you hosting a make-your-own-pizza party? Use canned biscuit dough for an easy way to let everyone personalize mini pies, and that's not the only option.
With two ingredients you might already have in your fridge or pantry, you can whip up a cool, creamy, sweet dip for fresh fruit (and you can even freeze it!).
From chicken sandwiches to stir-fries, there are so many ways to use chicken thighs, but you don't pay to extra for boneless meat. Here's how to debone at home.
Store bought cookies are a great dessert option in a pinch, but they can be a bit boring. A few simple, sweet additions can take them to the next level.
Forget about setting out boring chips and dip at your next party; instead, use our tips to create a customizable deviled egg bar full of different toppings.
You might consider egg salad more of a lunchtime or quick dinner option, but Alton Brown's savory spin makes it a great choice for breakfast or brunch, too.
T-bone and porterhouse steaks may look almost identical and have similarly luxurious reputations, but there's a reason why they're designated as different cuts.
Bobby Flay is well-known for his love of spicy and zesty flavors, and he upgrades a classic egg sandwich with a hot condiment that's super versatile all around.
There are plenty of things to love about homemade ice pops, but when you want something fast, easy, and equally delicious, all you need is a yogurt pouch.
Scrambled eggs are a quick and easy meal to make in the morning. However, if you want to give them a salty, umami upgrade, turn to this one ingredient.