The Best Way To Store Leftover Baked Potatoes For Ultimate Freshness
Baked potatoes are delicious, and can be repurposed into a variety of different meals. Proper storage is important to keep them as fresh as possible.
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Do Yourself A Favor And Store Leftover Cookie Dough In Ice Cube Trays
If you want an easy way to store cookie dough, freeze it in your ice cube tray. Doing so will give you individual-sized portions you can bake any time. -
How To Store Cut Grapefruit To Keep It Fresh For Longer
When you want to save half a grapefruit for later or keep some slices on hand as a garnish, use these tips to prevent spoilage or drying the fruit out. -
Organize Kitchen Drawers Like A Pro With An Easy Parchment Paper Trick
Unorganized kitchen drawers are a hassle that can cut into to your cooking and entertaining time. We've found a simple solution to keep everything in place. -
Does Vanilla Extract Ever Really Expire?
Vanilla extract has an extraordinarily long shelf-life, but does it ever really expire? It depends on whether it's pure or imitation vanilla extract. -
How Long Port Should Last After Opening
Port is not your average table wine and can be a tad mysterious, so we asked an expert how long a bottle should last once opened and how to keep it fresh. -
The Best Way To Store Fennel For Ultimate Freshness
Fennel might be a mysterious vegetable to some cooks, but that doesn't mean it's complicated; it's actually quite easy to store for lasting freshness. -
Aluminum Foil Is The Key To Keeping Ice Cream Frozen In A Cooler
When your ice cream always seems to melt at the picnic, no matter what you do, use aluminum foil to keep the sun's rays away from your cooler. -
You're Better Off Buying Green Bananas. Here's Why
Sure, yellow bananas are convenient the day you buy them, but they very quickly become too ripe to eat. Avoid a squishy, overly brown fate by buying green. -
Why You Should Never Eat Ice Cream That's Been Melted And Refrozen
Not only does melted and refrozen ice cream taste unpleasant when you're expecting a creamy and fresh dessert, but it can also present risks to your health. -
How To Store Vanilla Beans So They Stay Fresh For Longer
No one wants the high price and gorgeous flavor of fresh vanilla beans to go to waste, so learn how to store them properly, whether opened or unopened. -
How To Tell If Your Steak Has Gone Bad
The last thing you want is to wonder whether or not a steak you just bought has gone bad. Here are telltale signs, as well as how to preserve its freshness. -
Aluminum Foil Is Key To Preventing Bagels From Getting Freezer Burned
Freezer burn is no fun for anyone, but preventing it is surprisingly easy - especially where bagels are concerned. Here's how to prevent bagel freezer burn. -
When Picking Apples, Checking Out The Stem Is Key
To ensure you're making the absolute best choice when picking out apples, whether at the grocery store or orchard, be sure to check out the stem. -
Can You Freeze Marshmallows To Keep Them Fresh?
Marshmallows are always great to have on hand, to make hot cocoa or s'mores or Rice Krispie treats. But can yu freeze them to make them last longer? -
Trust Us, You Should Never Store Bread Near The Dishwasher
When it comes to storing bread, you have a lot of options, but keeping it near the dishwasher probably isn't your best bet. Here's the reason why. -
How To Store Collard Greens So They Last Longer
Collard greens aren't the most delicate veggies around, but they do need a little extra care in order to last extra long in the fridge or freezer. -
How To Store A Block Of Yeast, Both Active Dry And Instant
Vacuum-sealed blocks of dried or instant yeast require careful storage in the fridge or freezer to maintain their leavening qualities, as does fresh yeast. -
The Best Way To Store Fresh Cranberries For Maximum Shelf Life
Compared to dried cranberries, fresh ones take a little more effort to store properly, but with our tips, they can still last for a surprisingly long time. -
Ice Doesn't Really Go Bad In The Freezer, But Don't Keep It Too Long
Ice may not spoil and become unsafe to eat over time, but there are a few good reasons why you'll want to store it correctly and change it out every so often. -
Can You Freeze Refried Beans?
If you want to make a huge pot of refried beans and save them for later, you should know what happens when you freeze them and the best way to do so. -
How Long Does Marsala Wine Last, Opened And Unopened?
Marsala is a versatile and fortified wine - but long a bottle of it lasts varies significantly depending on whether the bottle is opened or unopened. -
Don't Be Scared Of Eyes On Your Potatoes, They're Totally Harmless
You've probably wondered whether sprouting potatoes were safe to eat or destined for the trash. But you shouldn't just throw them out, and here's why. -
Is Wine Still Good If You Left It Out Overnight?
If you've left a wine bottle out overnight, you've probably wondered if it's still safe to drink. It turns out the answer is simpler than you might think. -
How Long Will Apple Cider Last After You've Opened It?
If your apple cider's shelf life is running out, don't fret. There are plenty of ways to use it in every meal to ensure it doesn't go to waste. -
Avoid Slimy Spinach By Storing It A Container You Wouldn't Expect
You don't have to deal with spinach turning to slime before you can use it; with the help of a handy appliance, storing it for over a week is easy. -
How Long Are Eggs Safe For After They're Left Out At Room Temperature?
Once food enters the fridge, it's never a good idea to leave it out. When it comes to eggs, you have a short window where they are safe to eat.
