Potato salad is a great side dish for any occasion, but it can be time-consuming to make. In a pinch, you can buy store versions and easily jazz them up.
We can all recognize that beef is getting pricier. However, you don't need to compromise on flavor with these two inexpensive cuts when making meatballs.
The salad spinner is amazing for thawing frozen shrimp, as it does so without the risk of creating rubbery seafood - a common issue with microwave defrosting.
Broken, curdled mayonnaise is a home cook's nightmare, but follow renowned chef Eric Ripert's simple technique, and you'll have much less risk of a split sauce.
Ina Garten is known for her simple yet elegant meals. Her dishes are no-fuss but flavorful masterpieces, and her smashburger is no exception. The key? Mustard.
Sunny Anderson is known for loving heat in her dishes, and there's one secret ingredient she makes DIY style and always has on hand to spice up her meals.
To make shaved ice without a special machine, turn to this common kitchen appliance that crushes ice cubes in to a fluffy treat that's ready for toppings.
If you're tired of eating the same old toast every morning, try switching it up with toppings like cream cheese and fruit or butter filled with flavorful herbs!
Giada de Laurentiis caprese-inspired avocado toast not only tastes delicious, but has a beautiful presentation that isn't as hard to achieve as it seems.
So, you made your grandmother's world famous coleslaw for the potluck only to find that it's a soggy, watery mess at arrival. What gives? The answer is salt.
Leave it to TikTok to provide an easy tortilla trick that will give you satisfying egg quesadillas for a filling breakfast every morning. Here's how to do it.
With this trick that only requires a bowl of water, you can separate tart blueberries from the sweet ones, and never be surprised by a sour shock again.
Hollandaise and béarnaise look similar and even share some ingredients and uses in the kitchen, but they also have deliciously distinctions that set them apart.
Gnocchi is traditionally thought of as a pasta dinner but the bite-sized morsels can also easily be transformed into a tempting dessert similar to fried dough.
Restaurant-quality flour tortillas can be yours at home; with one simple ingredient, the pillowy, flexible texture will be ready to fill with meat and cheese.
For those who prefer slightly savory desserts over cloyingly sweet ones, this ingredient can add instant depth caramel sauce for a deliciously complex treat.