Tending to your homegrown herbs can present new opportunities to play with your food, including using the flowers that grow on the plants in new applications.
Seitan, also called vital wheat gluten, is a plant-based protein that is as versatile as it is delicious when it's prepared well -- with a sauce or spices.
Timut (timur) peppercorns are the perfect pairing for desserts, specifically ice cream because they have citrusy notes that give off juicy, floral aromas.
Do you want crispy, perfectly crunchy bacon with no unpleasantly clumpy fat lumps? Of course you do! The key is, shockingly, starting with a cold oven.
Coconut milk is a great swap for traditional dairy in many recipes, but even though it's shelf-stable, it won't last forever. Here's how to tell if it's bad.
Ina Garten isn't afraid to bring out store-bought staples for delicious dishes in a flash, and these three ingredients are always ready to go in her freezer.
For a special Caesar salad topping that reinforces the tangy, salty dressing and satisfying crunch of the croutons, you'll want to learn how to deep fry capers.
If you notice your burgers are shrinking when you cook them, your eyes are not deceiving you. But there's a trick to stop it, and it comes from Rachael Ray.
For deviled eggs with an herbal, aromatic kick and just the right amount of chili heat, reach for a flavorful curry paste that fits your spice tolerance.
Mashed potatoes are a joy to eat, but can be a pain to make - unless you try this great tip to use a cooling rack on the spuds to speed up the process.
Sometimes, Bobby Flay likes to mix blue cheese with some butter and thyme to create a creamy, savory spread, which he then dollops directly onto a steak.
When you picture dessert pizza, you probably don't picture it covered in mozzarella, but Chef Bobby Flay has a recipe incorporating another delicious cheese.
Cooking rice seems so simple that you may not think to consult a recipe - which is why there's a chance that you're making a mistake when preparing this grain.
With just three ingredients and barely any active prep work, you can make a 3 Musketeers dupe that's completely customizable with flavorings and toppings.
Take any basic chicken salad recipe from average to A-plus simply by changing what you eat it with. Toast, crackers, and wraps are out, and fresh apples are in.
The delicious deli sandwiches called the Reuben and a Rachel sandwich sound and even look similar, but a subtle ingredient swap distinguishes their flavors.