3 Cooking Tips I Learned From Lessons In Chemistry
In "Lessons in Chemistry," scientist Elizabeth Zott explores the connection between science and cooking and I learned some interesting tidbits from the show.
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11 Hacks To Tell When Your Steak Is Perfectly Cooked
We've got great hacks for you to tell when your steak is cooked just right. From the hand and face test, to the sizzle test, let's get cookin'! -
The Extra Ingredients You Should Never Add To Burger Meat
If you want to make the best burgers at home, avoid adding extra ingredients to the meat, which could turn them mushy and over-flavor the beef. -
Why Bobby Flay Skips The Olive Oil For Pasta Sauce
Your pasta sauce recipe may call for olive oil as the cooking medium, but Bobby Flay uses a different oil that has a ton of unique benefits. -
How White Bread Revamps All Leftovers, According To David Chang
When it comes to leftovers, there's no need to be basic with them. According to chef David Chang, you can use some white bread to totally revamp them. -
Ina Garten's Pro Tip For Deliciously Light Carbonara
For those of us who want a lighter, fresher carbonara that doesn't weigh you down, Ina Garten knows which ingredients to add to lighten this famous pasta. -
Leftover Pickle Brine Is Actually Your Key To Future Pickles
Instead of throwing out jars of store-bought pickles once the pickles themselves are gone, follow these tips to reuse the brine and get more for your dollar. -
Ina Garten's Pro Tip For Faster Caramelized Onions
Caramelizing onions is by no means a speedy task, but Ina Garten's time-saving tip will make sure it doesn't take any longer than it has to. -
Ranch Dressing Is Better With A Floral Secret Ingredient
Basic ranch dressing is a classic for a reason, but if you want to elevate it to a gourmet condiment, use our tips to add this unconventional seasoning. -
Ina Garten's Go-To Source For Good Brioche Bread
For those who want to dine the way Ina Garten does, you need to know where she buys her preferred brioche -- and thankfully the venue delivers countrywide. -
The Breakfast Ina Garten Has Eaten Every Day For Over A Decade
Ina Garten, expert cook and television personality, has eaten the exact same thing for breakfast for the last decade. Frankly, it sounds delicious. -
The Biggest Mistake You Could Make While Storing Oysters
Oysters are considered a delicacy for a reason. Not only are they delicious, oysters can be tricky to store. Be sure to avoid this one thing to keep them fresh. -
Swap Your Standard Grilled Cheese Bread For Flaky, Tender Croissants
Grilled cheese is as classic an American lunch as one can get -- but if you want to amp things up, you need to swap sourdough for croissants. -
Why You Should Try Switching To Beef Bacon At Least Once
Whether you don't eat pork, are a vegetarian, or have religious dietary restrictions, beef bacon is a fantastic swap for pork -- one you should definitely try. -
The Recipes That Made Giada De Laurentiis Famous
Giada De Laurentiis is a staple in many an American television and kitchen alike, but which were the recipes that really started her journey to fame? -
The Batter Mistake That Kills Fluffy Pancakes
Do your pancakes turn out flat and lifeless no matter what you do? If so, you may be missing this small but crucial step when concocting your batter. -
Ina Garten's Dressing Advice For Better Grain Salads
Ina Garten, queen of the kitchen, empress of the Hamptons, has done it again. She's given us the key to making the best grain salad of our lives. -
What To Do With Leftover Giblets From Your Thanksgiving Turkey
Turkey giblets are another word for the liver, heart, and neck - the parts that don't typically make it to the table. But here's what to do with them. -
Here's How Many Spuds You Need For A Batch Of Mashed Potatoes
One of the stars of any holiday feast is the mashed potatoes but not having enough can be a big problem. Here's how many spuds you need for a big batch. -
How To Easily Substitute Powdered Egg Whites For Fresh
Decided to investigate the beauty and wonder that are powdered egg whites, but not sure how to use them? Don't worry; it's actually really simple. -
How Oven Bags Actually Work And What You Should Cook In Them
If you want to cook a full turkey or ham and are looking for better ways to do so, consider an oven bag. Here's how they work and what not to cook in them. -
The Game-Changing Ingredient You Should Add To Guacamole
If you're bored of basic guacamole and wish the flavors were a lot stronger, this must-try condiment kicks up the dip with almost no effort. -
Your Breaded Chicken Is Soggy Because Of One Simple Mistake
When it comes to breaded and fried chicken, too much of a good thing may be the issue if you are finding your end results soggy and undesirable. -
Why You Can Never Use Parchment Paper In A Pizza Oven
While parchment paper is a great tool for cooking and baking in a traditional oven, it's not as ideal for a hot pizza oven. Here's what to do instead. -
Michael Symon's Celery Root Puree Is 'Better Than Mashed Potatoes' - Exclusive
Looking for a nice alternative to mashed potatoes? Michael Symon told Food Republic about an amazing substitute in celery root puree, and it's an easy swap. -
Put Fresh Cranberries To Use In Your Apple Pie Filling
Apple pie benefits from the sweet-tart acidity of cranberries and their vibrant red color, so add a handful to your pie filling for some extra tang. -
How Pati Jinich Upgrades Leftover Turkey With Bold Flavors - Exclusive
Pati Jinich has Thanksgiving leftovers just like the rest of us, and she shared the flavorful ways she incorporates her turkey into some Mexican food favorites.
