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  • Hard-boiled eggs cut in half with salt and pepper

    Make Boiled Eggs Easier With An Unlikely Appliance

    Making hard-boiled eggs doesn't have to be messy. Try making them with this appliance for perfect results every time, no matter your yolk preference.

    By Paige Novak-Goberville Read More
  • Three sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit sandwiches on wood table

    The Best Way To Heat Up Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwiches Without A Microwave

    Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches can be both nostalgic and practical, but how should you heat them without a microwave? We have the best method.

    By Sean Pagnotti Read More
  • A bowl of white rice topped with parsley next to other ingredients

    The Crucial Flavor Step You Might Be Overlooking Before Cooking Rice

    When preparing rice, there is one expert-approved step you can take before bringing it to a boil that will elevate the flavor and texture of the dish.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • A handful of biscuits on plate

    Flaky, Buttery, And Done In Minutes: How To Make Perfect Frozen Biscuits In Your Air Fryer

    Yes, it is possible to cook biscuits in the air fryer, and one expert offers some excellent advice on how to ensure they come out perfect every time.

    By Paige Novak-Goberville Read More
  • Crispy fried chicken next to a side salad

    Second Time's The Charm: The Secret Step You're Missing For Juicy & Tender Fried Chicken

    If juicy and tender fried chicken is your goal, there's an important secret technique that will guarantee the best results every time you fry.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • buttery dinner rolls on wooden board

    The Buttery Secret To Upgrading Store-Bought Dinner Rolls

    There's a simple way to upgrade store-bought dinner rolls; turn them into delicious and decadent bites of heaven with this simple addition.

    By Paige Novak-Goberville Read More
  • Pati Jinich smiling on red carpet

    Pati Jinich's Prep Step For Making Sure Your Tortillas Don't Stick To The Press

    Making tortillas at home can be a super rewarding experience, but not if your dough sticks to the tortilla press. Fortunately, celeb chef Pati Jinich has a tip.

    By Chala June Read More
  • a wooden bowl full of steamed white rice with a wooden spoon to the lefthand side

    The Ice Cube Hack For Reheating Leftover Rice In The Microwave - Does It Actually Work?

    Have you ever stuck an ice cube into your bowl of leftover rice before nuking it in the microwave? It may sound silly, but one expert highly recommends it.

    By Paige Novak-Goberville Read More
  • A hand pours milk into a glass mug with oatmeal, outside a microwave

    Forget The Stovetop, Here's Why Microwaving Your Oatmeal Is Actually The Best Way To Go

    While many recipes call for it to be cooked on a stovetop, it might be that the microwave is actually the better appliance for making creamy, dreamy oatmeal.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • Chocolate rice pudding sits in a bowl on a plate with a star anise

    You Only Need 4 Ingredients To Make A Rich And Creamy Chocolate Rice Pudding

    While there are many elaborate rice pudding recipes out there, you don't have to overcomplicate it. You can make the dessert with only four ingredients!

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • A person pours oats into a white bowl in the kitchen

    Golden, Crispy, & Totally Unexpected, Why Fried Oatmeal Deserves A Spot On Your Plate

    If you are looking to spice up your breakfast game, consider frying your oatmeal -- according to one expert, it is as delicious as it sounds.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • chai spice tea on a plate topped with chai spice

    How To Make Chai Spice With Just 6 Ingredients

    Once you've mastered your mix of six common ingredients to make your very own house-blend chai spice, you can use it in way more things than beverages.

    By Danielle Esposito Read More
  • An orange glaze is drizzled onto a baked ham sitting on a round wooden serving vessel, with orange wedges and a sprig of rosemary sitting adjacent

    The Soda Trick For Flavorful Baked Ham (With A Sweet Twist)

    Did you know you can use a soda trick to make the most flavorful baked ham? This sweet twist adds depth, moisture, and caramelized goodness.

    By Cami Cox Read More
  • A cook flips a steak in a cast iron pan

    The No-Tools-Required Meat Doneness Test For When You Can't Find Your Meat Thermometer

    A meat thermometer is the safest way to check if your meat is done cooking, but if you can't find it or don't have one, you can use this technique instead.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • A plate of scrambled eggs with sausage, bacon, and toast

    The Aromatic Flavor Boost Your Scrambled Eggs Have Been Missing

    If you're looking for a way to upgrade your scrambled eggs, this unexpected yet aromatic addition — likely already in your pantry — is the answer.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • Bowl of oatmeal with berries and walnuts.

    When's The Best Time To Add Salt When Cooking Oatmeal?

    If your morning oatmeal needs a little extra something, it might be as simple as adding a pinch of salt -- but be sure to add it at just the right time.

    By Lili Kim Read More
  • Matzo brei sits in a white bowl with a fork on the wide rim

    Matzo Brei Is The Key To A Passover Pizza

    Are you sick and tired of your matzo pizza falling apart before you can even take a bite? The trick is to use matzo brei as a sturdy base instead.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • A woman grabs a brown egg from a cardboard carton, multiple dozens sit in cartons in the background

    Where To Find The Best Pasture-Raised Eggs And How To Know If They're The Real Deal

    If you are looking for high quality eggs, keep an eye out for the pasture-raised label -- but it might mean taking a trip to the farmer's market.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • Battered fish and chips on black table with garnish

    Need A Non-Alcoholic Substitute For Beer To Batter Your Fish? Try Ginger Ale!

    When you are looking for a non-alcoholic alternative when making beer-battered fish, consider this one expert-approved carbonated beverage as an alternative.

    By Katie Moore Read More
  • Eggs Benedict topped with Hollandaise sauce on a plate

    Do You Really Need Eggs For Hollandaise Sauce? Nope - Here's The Workaround

    Egg yolks give Hollandaise its signature richness, but if you want to avoid eating eggs, don't fret: it's possible to make the sauce without them!

    By Adam Raphael Read More
  • A spoonful of potato salad lightly topped with herbs

    The Unexpected Herb To Brighten Up Your Potato Salad

    While parsley or chives may seem like no-brainers when it comes to potato salad, adding this unexpected herb will keep your guests coming back for seconds.

    By Simone Paget Read More
  • Picanha steaks coated with salt over charcoals

    The Best Cut Of Meat To Substitute For Picanha Steak

    If you're dreaming about grilling picanha steaks but are struggling to find them at grocery stores, this cut of beef is your best substitute.

    By Jack Rose Read More
  • Pot of tomato sauce with wooden spoon.

    The Secret Ingredient For More Luxurious Homemade Tomato Sauce

    If you enjoy cooking with tomato sauce but haven't been blown away by what you can make at home, add this secret ingredient for a more luxurious mouthfeel.

    By Lili Kim Read More
  • Turkey burger with veggies on sesame bun

    The Butter Technique You Need To Combat A Dry Turkey Burger Patty

    Say goodbye to dry, flavorless turkey burgers. With this easy butter technique from expert David Acosta, you'll have juicy patties in a flash.

    By Katie Moore Read More
  • Chef Bobby Flay

    The Only Pan Bobby Flay Suggests For Evenly Cooked Burgers With A Crispy Crust

    There are countless ways to cook a burger, but Bobby Flay says searing them in this type of pan is the way to go for an even cook and crispy crust.

    By Lili Kim Read More
  • Cup of creamy egg salad on white table with bread in the background

    Creamy Egg Salad Shouldn't Be Complicated. Here's How To Make It With 3 Ingredients

    You don't need to reinvent the wheel to get a creamy and flavorful egg salad. All you need are these three ingredients and a few simple steps to prepare.

    By Katie Moore Read More
  • An open can of anchovies in oil

    Are Canned Anchovies Raw Or Cooked?

    Umami-rich canned anchovies are a pantry staple, but you might be wondering whether they’re raw or cooked. Here’s what you need to know.

    By Adam Raphael Read More
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