Steak Oscar is a classic three-part surf and turf dish that every cook should know, and this pinnacle of luxurious cuisine actually isn't too hard to prepare.
If you head to Rochester, New York, you may find some hot dogs aren't red or pink but white! The tradition dates back to 19th century German immigrants.
Mustard is readily available at groceries throughout the U.S., so why is mustard oil banned? Take a look at the reasons why you can't buy it in stores.
You can upgrade your salads by first charring the greens on the grill. The best greens to use on the grill depends on how much they can handle the heat.
If your silicone spoons, cupcake liners, and ice cube trays have started to smell nasty, it's easy to use the oven and a few cleaners to wash those odors out.
When it comes to drinking games, getting "iced" is perhaps the most spontaneous of them all. Where exactly did this bizarre Smirnoff tradition come from?
Made dinner and found that your pasta sauce is just a touch too watery? Never fear! A few tablespoons of cream cheese will solve the problem and thicken it up.
Anthony Bourdain wasn't one to bite his tongue; as a food writer, his livelihood depended on it. It was more feel than taste that put him off about Frito Pie.
This is how you're going to take that homemade rotisserie chicken to the next level. From basting spray to smoking, we've got lots of expert home chef advice.
Some seafood is better for you or the planet than others. What should you buy - and avoid - at the fish market? We asked a chef for his expert opinion.
Is there anything as American as a cold glass of milk? Probably not. But how did the association with milk at the dinner table become an American staple?
If you like your mashed potatoes light and fluffy instead of dense and creamy, this super simple prep step that can even be done in advance is for you.
Boxed cornbread is a great way to make the southern staple with ease, but there's a way to really level it up - and all it takes is using a cast iron skillet.
If you haven't heard of tiger tail ice cream, you're likely not Canadian. It's orange-flavored and native to Ontario, but it comes with one surprise: licorice.