These Old-School Drinks Should Get Another Round, According To A Bartender
While lots of modern cocktails are delicious, sometimes the classics hit different. These are some old-school drinks that should really make a comeback.
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One Of The Oldest Steakhouses In The Midwest Is A Chicago Icon
If you're in Chicago, you may want to pay a visit to Gene & Georgetti's, a popular restaurant that is also notable for being one of the oldest in the Midwest. -
The Simple Tip To Store Bulk Foods When You Don't Have Tons Of Space
Whether you have a tiny kitchen or just want to improve your cupboards' organization, you can clear up space with this one straightforward tip. -
The Elegant Way Jacques Pépin Upgrades Pound Cake
Jacques Pépin is a master of French cuisine, but he also knows how to appropriately jazz up a store-bought pound cake in an approachable yet elegant way. -
The Cooking Method That Turns Fish Bones Into A Tasty Snack
The idea of eating fish bones might seem unfamiliar, but this cooking method turns them into a delightfully crunchy, salty, and umami-filled snack. -
Don't Throw Out Sour Milk, Use It To Clean Silverware
Before you throw out your sour milk, know that there are actually a good range of uses for it. One of them is cleaning your silverware so they shine like new. -
The Trick For Pan-Searing Fish That's Impossible To Mess Up
Pan-searing fish is delicious, but sometimes a fillet latches onto the pan and refuses to let go. Luckily, you can avoid this with a foolproof trick. -
How To Make A Simple Dessert With Frozen Grapes
Frozen grapes are a delicious treat all on their own, but you can elevate them even further by making this simple and refreshing one-ingredient dessert. -
The Canned Milk That Will Totally Upgrade Irish Coffee
Irish coffee is already a delicious and boozy treat, but if you've ever felt the need for an upgrade, consider adding this one, simple ingredient. -
Costco's Clever Pizza Sauce Machine Is Giving Record Player Vibes
Costco pizza is a staple of any visit to the chain, but have you ever seen how they make this food court favorite? The internet has, and it's mesmerizing. -
Don't Toss Those Ice Cream Cones, Make A Pie Crust Instead
To avoid throwing out stale ice cream cones that always seem to hang around longer than the ice cream itself, turn them into an easy and exciting pie crust. -
3 Unique Uses For Tinned Fish You Probably Haven't Thought Of Yet
If you only tend to use tinned fish to make tuna casserole, you're missing out on a whole range of dishes where the ingredient can really shine. -
Why You Should Avoid Using Melted Butter When Making Cinnamon Rolls
One tip you should always keep in mind when making irresistible cinnamon rolls from scratch is to avoid using melted butter for the filling. -
For A Classier Dirty Shirley, Try Sparkling Wine
A dirty Shirley features a serving of vodka to take this mocktail to cocktail, but to make it even classier, consider swapping soda for a sparkling wine. -
Rub Your Steaks With Garlic For An Easy Flavor Infusion
One of the pitfalls of using garlic when searing your steak is that the spice often burns before the steak gets a good crust. Here's how to avoid that. -
The Unexpected Ingredient For Bolder, Saltier Soup
There are plenty of ways to spice up your soups, and this ingredient is one of the most versatile. Even better, getting your hands on it is a breeze. -
For Ultra-Creamy Homemade Queso, Evaporated Milk Is Key
If you've ever tried to make queso at home and ended up with grainy results, try using evaporated milk instead for ultra-creamy, velvety results. -
Why Does Costco Actually Check Your Receipt When Leaving?
Getting your receipt checked is as much a part of any Costco trip as buying a hot dog from the food court is. But have you ever wondered why Costco does it? -
How WWII Inspired The Short-Lived Kangaroo Kicker Cocktail
Plenty of new drinks came out of World War II, the Kangaroo Kicker among them. And though the name may be unfamiliar today, the drink itself likely isn't. -
The Italian Origins Of The Pacific Northwest's Iconic Walla Walla Onions
The Walla Walla onion is famous in Washington state for its mild and sweet flavor, but despite that, its origins actually come from far across the ocean. -
The Benefit To Using Dried Chickpeas For Your Hummus
If you notice that your homemade hummus is lacking good flavor and texture, it's probably the chickpeas you're using. Here's why you should always use dried. -
Our Favorite Store-Bought Alfredo Sauce Is Absolutely Worth The Higher Price
Food Republic ranked store-bought Alfredo sauces, and the one we named the absolute best is savory, creamy, salty, and definitely worth the higher price. -
Ulysses S. Grant's Alleged Favorite Bourbon Still Exists Today
Very few bourbons are quite as historic as 18th president Ulysses S. Grant's favorite beverage of choice, named after the doctor who perfected sour mash. -
The Only McDonald's Burger That's Cooked Fresh, Not Frozen
You may have noticed that one of McDonald's iconic burgers stands out in terms of moisture, taste, and overall satisfaction. That's because it's cooked fresh. -
Mistakes Everyone Makes With Their Fridge
There's some things to consider when it comes to your refrigerator functioning properly. From storing meat and dairy, to regular cleaning, here's the deal. -
Frozen Cookie Dough Is The Versatile Treat For Your Next Party
For a chewy, delectable treat at your next shindig, why not try freezing bites of safe-to-eat cookie dough as a cute and fun snack for your guests? -
Give Your Salad Dressing A Briny Kick With A Splash Of Pickle Juice
Making salad dressing from scratch always seems intimidating, but you can impart a lot of flavor with one briny ingredient: a splash of pickle juice.
