Why Canned Chicken Does Not Belong In Your Casseroles
Canned chicken might seem like a quick and easy solution for a casserole recipe, but using it is sure to leave you with a disappointing result.
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Why Oatmeal Is The Best Choice For Protein Powder Breakfasts
For a hearty, healthy breakfast, add protein powder to your oatmeal. Already packed with nutrients, oats are easy to make and customize to your exact liking.
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Ditch The Meat And Give Halloumi The Spotlight In Your Sliders
For vegetarian-friendly sliders that will taste just as good to meat eaters, consider swapping out the beef patties for slices of grilled halloumi cheese.
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The Reason Peach Pie Was Made The Official State Dessert Of Delaware
Most U.S. states don't have an official dessert, but Delaware formally made peach pie its signature sweet in 2009. Here's why this particular pie was chosen.
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Should You Prick Your Cucumber's Skin Before Pickling Them?
Pickling takes time, so you might be wondering if it's possible to speed up the process. We asked an expert if pricking a cucumber's skin is worth the effort.
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The Giant Pasta Variety That Makes Long Fusilli Dreams Come True
It's no surprise this extra-long pasta went viral on TikTok. This thick, twisted coil of noodle grips pasta sauce's every groove for a truly bold bite.
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Salmon Candy Is The Sweet-But-Fishy Snack Beloved Across The Pacific Northwest
Don't visit the Pacific Northwest without trying salmon candy. It's a beloved snack in the region, but it's not exactly what the name sounds like.
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What Makes Knoephla Soup Different From Chicken And Dumplings?
Knoephla soup is a tasty Midwestern classic that has a lot in common with chicken and dumplings -- but there are a few key distinctions between the two.
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The Easy Way To Bring Breakfast Into Your Burger Experience
Burgers and breakfast are two undisputed favorite meals among Americans, so why not combine them? Here's a simple and delicious way to combine the two.
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When To Pickle Vegetables Using The Hot Vs Cold Method According To An Expert
From cucumbers to peppers, many veggies can be pickled using vinegar and salt, but exact methods differ. We asked an expert when to use a hot or cold brine.
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Are Shallots And Onions Interchangeable In Recipes?
If you're wondering about the differences between shallots and onions, here's what you need to know about substituting one for the other in a recipe.
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An Expert Explains Why Pickles Pair So Well With Pizza
If you feel strongly about pineapple on pizza, you might be unsure about putting pickles on a savory pie. So, we asked an expert why this pizza topping works.
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For Simple Homemade Desserts, Krusteaz New Batters Take The Cake
Krusteaz already has a baking mix for every occasion, but the brand is adding a brand-new line of pour-and-bake batters to its roster.
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11 Baking Tips Ina Garten Swears By
The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten, is renowned for her easy-to-follow recipes. Here are her 11 best baking tips and how to apply them in the kitchen.
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The Worst Mistake You Can Make When Swapping Curry Powder For Cumin In A Dish
If you're low on cumin for a recipe, you might be tempted to swap in curry powder instead. But before you add anything, here's what you should know.
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The Common Mistake That Will Ruin The Texture Of Your Clams
Home cooks may find cooking clams intimidating, but if you avoid this common mistake, you will enjoy perfectly cooked and delicious clams.
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The Underrated Spice Marcus Samuelsson Recommends To Everyone
Hailing from Central Africa, this unique spice provides a combination of seafood umami and spice Chef Marcus Samuelsson suggests you use like salt.
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Pumpkin Butter Brings A Taste Of Fall To Any Dish
One way to infuse seasonal delicacies with an extra dose of fall flavor, be it warm baked goods, pancakes, or toast, is with a pat of pumpkin compound butter.
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What Makes Antipasto Different From Charcuterie?
If you're staring at a spread of meats, cheeses and small bites wondering whether to call it antipasto or charcuterie, you're not alone. But they are different.
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Brown Butter Is A Staple Of The Restaurant World, But What Exactly Is It?
Brown butter is a regular on restaurant menus, but you can make it for yourself at home, too -- and you can put it in just about anything. Here's how.
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The Secret To The Absolute Smoothest No-Churn Ice Cream Is In Your Liquor Cabinet
No-churn ice cream can sometimes get gritty if it's not prepared just right -- but a surprising ingredient from your home bar can solve that problem.
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The Wines Julia Child Recommended For Her Iconic Coq Au Vin
Julia Child offered guidance on how to prepare almost every dish, and these are her picks for the best wines to use for coq au vin.
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You Can Scramble Cookie Dough, According To TikTok
Folks typically eat cookie dough (even though it's unsafe) or bake it, but now you can scramble it in on the stove like eggs. Yes, you read that right.
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The Mistake That's Easy To Make With Smoked Salmon Dip
Delicious on crackers and with a toasted baguette, smoked salmon dip is fairly simple to make, so long as you avoid this one common mistake.
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How To Turn Frozen Grapes Into A Candy-Like Treat
If you have grapes at home, you can easily make a frozen grape candy with a few ingredients. You can also mix it up by using different fruit or make them spicy.
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The Worst Mistakes Causing Your Sponge Cake To Sink, According To Paul Hollywood
One thing that truly irks Paul Hollywood is when there's a dip in the middle of a cake's sponge, especially since it is a mistake that's easy to avoid.
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The Fall Substitute To Use In Recipes When You're Out Of Applesauce
From banana bread to muffins, applesauce adds moisture and richness to all kinds of recipes. If you run out, turn to this classic fall ingredient instead.
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