Whether you’re making a comforting homemade soup or heating up a store-bought can, salsa has the potential to add bright color and zesty flavor to your soup.
If your chili recipe could use more flavor, but you don't want to mess with it too much, add this ingredient that's easy to incorporate and boosts the taste.
With just a few additional ingredients, you can transform pulled pork into melty Cuban sandwiches, tacos, nachos, pizza, or an unexpected burrito filling.
Out of teriyaki sauce when you're in the middle of cooking? Skip a trip to the store or a more involved recipe by using this delicious 2-ingredient version.
For people who want as much protein as possible in their lunch (or just hate mayo), cottage cheese makes for a perfectly creamy and nutritious tuna salad.
Roasted asparagus can reach the perfect doneness in a lot less time than you may think, so follow our tips for taking them out at just the right moment.
For canned tomato soup that's anything but flat and boring, use this super-savory ingredient in the soup or as a garnish, in a side dish, or even in croutons.
Chicken katsu is a delightful Japanese dish of panko-coated fried chicken, and you can get crispy results even when cooking everything in the air fryer.
Instead of grilling pork chops over one area of heat the whole time, you should use a range of temps to your advantage, according to a grilling expert.
Peeling almonds one by one can seem impossible, unless you use this easy trick that will get you on your way to almond milk, butter, and pastries in no time.
Canned tomato soup is a comfort classic, but why not elevate it? A swirl of your favorite flavored oil will transform this staple into a tantalizing treat.