When it comes to turkey chili, the mild ground meat can use a few flavor boosts, so try adding an extra spicy canned good that enlivens the whole dish.
Boba, or tapioca pearls, are delicious in iced milk tea, but when making them at home, their width can pose a problem for straws. Do this to fix the issue.
Instead of throwing out leftover spaghetti or penne, learn how to freeze or even refrigerate leftovers so they can be reused in tons of delicious ways.
If you've never washed an onion, you may wonder why you should start. But according to the FDA, it's an important step in order to ward off contaminants.
For the creamiest dip you have ever tasted, add some ice cubes. This addition allows pockets of air to enter the dip, resulting in a moist and fluffy texture.
Whether you cooked a large holiday meal or you simply have some leftovers from last night's roast, one great way to use leftover turkey is in a cheesesteak.
If you want to make jarred pasta sauce taste richer and more homemade, there's an easy way to do it using an ingredient you likely already have in your fridge.
Many home cooks are intimidated by aging steak at home, but with Alton Brown's simple method that requires so special tools, you can pull it off with ease.
No time to thaw your steak slowly in the fridge? These methods significantly speed up the process so you can still fit a steak dinner into your schedule.
From bacon to chili crisp, it seems like the right cheese and bread can pair well with just about any ingredient. And that includes your favorite berries.
To find out how to nail tuna steaks every time, Food Republic asked Robert DiGregorio, director of seafood quality at Fulton Fish Market, for some tips.
Elevate your next Hanukkah celebration with a DIY latke bar, complete with classic and creative toppings, specialty sauces, and options to suit every taste.
When it comes to fried chicken, there's a bit of science involved in producing a crispier crust. Learn the principles involved when double-frying your chicken.