What's The Best Way To Cook Venison?
Cooking game meat, such as venison, requires a different method than domesticated animals, like cow. Here's how you should treat it for tender results.
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What's The Difference Between A French Press & A Pour Over?
Brewing coffee at home is equal parts skill, art, and equipment, so how do you best use two of the most popular coffee brewers: French press and pour over?
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How To Send Food Back Without Offending Your Server
Food Republic spoke with Jamila Musayeva, an etiquette coach, about how to politely send food back at a restaurant without offending your server.
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How To Roast Nuts At Home And Which Ones Cook Fastest
It seems so easy to do, roasting nuts at home, but if you use the wrong method (or cook them too high for even a minute too long), you're out of luck.
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Why Ginger Ale And Bourbon Lead To A Balanced Cocktail Pairing
For a balanced drink that's equally smooth, sweet, and refreshing, you should absolutely be pairing ginger ale with your favorite make of bourbon.
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How To Make Sure The Components Of Steak Frites Are Done At The Same Time
Steak frites, a French classic, is a great dish to make at home, but it can be a challenge to get each part done simultaneously. Here's the best way.
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What To Use In Paella If You Don't Have Bomba Rice
Traditional paella uses something called Bomba rice, which can be tricky to source outside of Spain itself. So what are the best alternative types of rice?
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How To Properly Store Farm Fresh Eggs
If you've got chickens in your backyard or happen to love buying farm-fresh eggs from your local farmers market, you need to know how to store fresh eggs.
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Making The Viral Dubai Chocolate Bar Is Easier Than You Think
Do you want to enjoy the trendy Dubai chocolate bar, but everywhere is sold out of the viral treat? Thankfully, it's a piece of metaphorical cake to make.
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3 Delicious Cheese Swaps For A Rich Twist On French Onion Soup
One of the fun parts of cooking is experimenting and finding new takes on classic dishes to give the new life, and French onion soup is no exception.
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6 Ways To Make Meatloaf Without Using Eggs
Whether it's the scarcity, the prices, or you simply ran out, your meatloaf doesn't really need eggs when you have one of these easy substitutes.
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Why You Should Season Hot Food Less Than Cold
Depending on whether the dish you're serving is going to be eaten hot or cold, you should adjust the amount of seasonings you add during cooking.
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When To Use Homemade Vs Store-Bought Mayonnaise
As with all things in life, there is a time for homemade mayonnaise and a time for store-bought, but which is which and how can you make it at home?
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How To Use Up Leftover Turkey In Your Next Juicy Casserole
If you wind up with lot of leftover turkey, you may want to transform it into another dish - and a juicy casserole is one of the easiest ways to do that.
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How To Use A Jar Of Leftover Pickle Juice For Better Fried Chicken
If you have an empty jar of pickles, don't toss that flavorsome brine! Instead, use it as a marinade for your chicken before you deep fry it.
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Move Over, Halftime Show - This Drinking Game Is The Real MVP
It's that time of the year again when spirits run high and the stakes couldn't be higher. Have some fun with the ultimate Super Bowl drinking game.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients For A Simple, Flavor-Packed Steak Marinade
If you want to flavor your cut of steak and add depth to your meal, you don't need a complex marinade. You just need these three ingredients.
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How To Make Garlic Bread When You Don't Have A Crusty Loaf Sitting Around
The best type of homemade garlic bread relies on a crusty loaf, but if you don't have one, you're not out of luck. You can make garlic bread with anything.
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How To Give Your Store-Bought Tortillas A From-Scratch Taste & Texture
Store-bought tortillas are a great convenience but can taste, well, store bought. Thankfully, there are a few ways that you can liven them up.
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Turn Everyday Spices Into Bold Cocktail Infusions
To make your own custom cocktails, you can turn to everyday spices to craft unique, bold infusions that will fit any flavor profile or liquor.
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How To Ensure Frozen Crab Legs Cook Evenly Every Time
Food Republic spoke with chef and recipe expert Dennis Littley about the best way to prepare and cook frozen crab legs so they heat through evenly.
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How To Cook Flavorful Salmon In An Instant Pot
The Instant Pot is a great way to cook fish. If you want to cook a nice salmon fillet in yours but aren't sure of the best way, we've got you covered.
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3 Simple Substitutes For Red Wine Vinegar In A Recipe
If you're out of red wine vinegar, don't panic. We spoke to an expert and got the best substitutions that you likely already have in your pantry.
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How To Reheat Cornbread So It Doesn't Dry Out
So, you've got a batch of leftover cornbread, ready and waiting to be enjoyed the next day -- how do you reheat it without compromising its moisture?
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Can You Reheat Store-Bought Cookies And How Do You Do It?
Whether you want to fool your guests into thinking you made them from scratch or just want low effort, warm cookies, you can reheat store-bought cookies easily.
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Are Red Wine Vinegar And Balsamic Interchangeable?
When you need to substitute red wine vinegar, should you turn to balsamic -- and vice versa? The answer, unfortunately, is largely dependent on the situation.
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How To Fix An Overly Acidic Dressing With These Sweet Ingredients
If you find that your salad dressing tastes overly acidic, try reaching for a common natural sweetener with a bit of complexity to balance it out.
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