Why Ree Drummond Uses Canned Tomatoes For Restaurant-Style Salsa
When making her favorite restaurant-style salsa, Ree Drummond chooses not to use fresh tomatoes, and The Pioneer Woman has good reason not to.
Read MoreWhen making her favorite restaurant-style salsa, Ree Drummond chooses not to use fresh tomatoes, and The Pioneer Woman has good reason not to.
Read MoreRock summer cook-out season with this easy, breezy corn shucking method that you can pull off in just a few minutes. All you need is a microwave.
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Read MoreRock summer cook-out season with this easy, breezy corn shucking method that you can pull off in just a few minutes. All you need is a microwave.
Read MoreThe salty bean-based drink has become increasingly popular at modern Vietnamese cafes, but the story of its creation is the stuff of legends.
Read MoreEvery kitchen needs its staple knives and spatulas, but some of the most useful kitchen tools are a bit more obscure. We're here to give them their shine.
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Read MoreTo get your brisket just right, you need to properly trim the meat's fat cap. Here's how much to trim for a juicy, tender, not-too-chewy result.
Read MorePlenty of grocery stores sell salmon, but there are good reasons why you might want to consider heading to the bulk retailer the next time you want fillets.
Read MoreIf you're dairy-free or vegan, there's another way to get that cheesy flavor for your popcorn -- and it's an ingredient you probably don't expect.
Read MoreSip better-tasting espresso every morning with this simple Nespresso hack. It will only take a few minutes -- and trust, it's totally worth it.
Read MoreNext time you're making a cold cut sandwich, swap out your mayo for this mainstay condiment. The result will be a tangy, refreshing pick-me-up.
Read MoreWhile pre-cut, ready-to-eat produce might look too tempting to pass up, it comes with unique challenges that might result in a higher risk of foodborne illness.
Read MoreFrance is justifiably famous for its cakes. We break down some of our favorites, from rustic apple cakes to towering, elegant croquembouches.
Read MoreWhen searing a steak, butter might seem to have a better flavor while olive oil is the more popular choice, but one of these options is definitely superior.
Read MoreFrom apples to lettuce to onions, learn which green flags indicate the cream of the crop when it comes to produce, and which red flags should always be avoided.
Read MoreThink the air fryer is just for lunch or dinner? From bacon twists to French toast, we got a list of our breakfast favorites in the air fryer.
Read MoreCostco's cost-saving perks go beyond just the deals you'll find in-store. You can use your membership online to score massive deals on cookware and other finds.
Read MoreYou're probably putting sauce on your pasta all wrong. The right way involves a specific method -- and for best results, the addition of pasta water, too.
Read MoreCostco's old-school system for ordering custom cakes might seem like it belongs in the past, but many customers love how orderly and error-proof it is.
Read MoreOn the Titanic, not all meals were created equal. The menus recovered from the ship indicate that the first-class passengers certainly engaged in fine dining.
Read MoreParchment paper is actually a highly versatile kitchen tool that can be useful for many cooking, baking, and storage techniques.
Read MoreOlive oil is a staple in the kitchen, but those premium bottles can get pretty expensive. Here's Martha Stewart's tip to get the most bang for your buck.
Read MoreSniffing your food to check if it's still fresh can definitely give you some important food safety clues, but a smell test should never be your only method.
Read MorePSA: You can make delicious steak in an air fryer. But for the steak to come out of the air fryer nice and juicy, you need to choose the right cut.
Read MoreTofu is a plant-based protein, so the process of making those spongy white cubes is way more in-depth than you may think. Here's how tofu is really made.
Read MoreCooking a perfect steak largely comes down to choosing the right thickness. Here's what thickness to look for, and the downsides to choosing other sizes.
Read MoreConsidering how simple most flapjack recipes are, it's surprisingly tricky to make a good batch. Part of the problem is that this simplicity is misleading.
Read MoreCan't remember when you bought those eggs in the fridge? There's a simple, centuries-old trick you can use to determine how old they are.
Read MoreButter wrappers might feel like easy trash, but they're actually quite useful in the kitchen, from greasing pans to food storage and much more.
Read MoreChef Rachael Ray can fry just about anything with ease. You can try her simple tip yourself at home, and all you'll need is this unexpected kitchen utensil.
Read MoreYou can upgrade your next at-home brunch with a DIY version of Costco's fan favorite bottled mimosa -- but first, you need to find the right oranges to use.
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