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  • pan roasted vegetables

    Should You Roast Your Vegetables In Beef Tallow?

    Roasted vegetables are a perfect side dish or even an excellent full meal. You don't always have to roast them in oil, but should you roast them in beef tallow?

    By Jessica Riggio 2 months ago Read More
  • Fish filets cooking skin-side-up in a stainless steel pan as chef bastes with butter

    The Rule You Should Know For Cooking Fish Fillets In Oil

    Most types of fish can be tricky to cook well, especially if you're giving it a nice sear in oil. Next time you fry fish in oil, remember this rule.

    By Amanda Berkey 2 months ago Read More
  • Salisbury steak with a side of mashed potatoes topped with mushroom gravy and parsley

    Hamburger Steak Vs. Salisbury: What's The Real Difference?

    When it comes to beef patties drowning in delicious gravy, there are two options: A hamburger steak or a Salisbury steak. Here are their real differences.

    By Amanda Berkey 2 months ago Read More
  • French toast slice with berries

    Amp Up The Sweetness Of French Toast Batter Using This Unexpected Addition

    Do you love French toast but wish it was a little bit sweeter? Skip the sugar and use this vegetable in the breakfast staple's batter instead.

    By Craig Mattson 2 months ago Read More
  • Bourbon cake on a white plate

    How To Make Bourbon Biscuit Cake With Just 3 Simple Ingredients

    Bourbon biscuits are common in the U.K., but did you know that there isn't actually bourbon in them? Here's how to make this super easy and tasty dessert.

    By Jaime Jacques 2 months ago Read More
  • White, blue, and gold plate filled with Moroccan couscous salad

    What Is Couscous Salad? The Light, Textural Meal That's Perfect For Summer

    Perfect as a side dish for summer cookouts or a light dinner, couscous salad is a delicious, easily customizable meal that's quick and simple to make.

    By Crystal Antonace 2 months ago Read More
  • Rows of bagged salad at a grocery store

    The Easy Addition That Completely Wakes Up A Boring Store-Bought Salad

    Buying salad from the supermarket can be fraught with risk, but you can instantly put some pep in your bagged greens' step with one extra ingredient.

    By Amber Sutherland-Namako 2 months ago Read More
  • Butter and flour being mixed together in a bowl with a hand holding crumbs.

    How To Cut In Butter Like A Pro-Baker

    Cutting in butter is a key step when baking that ensures the perfect tender, flaky results. Here's how to cut in butter like a true pro-baker.

    By Betsy Parks 2 months ago Read More
  • whole brisket on the grill

    How Long Do You Need To Let Brisket Rest?

    Resting your brisket is a crucial step that ensures your meat comes out juicy and tender instead of dry and stringy. But how long does a brisket need to rest?

    By Amy Andrews 2 months ago Read More
  • Pouring Alfredo sauce on fettuccine

    How To Make Alfredo Sauce With Just 3 Ingredients

    Alfredo sauce is among the best sauces you can know how to make because it's as delicious as it is simple. And you only need three common ingredients.

    By Jackson Williams 2 months ago Read More
  • A glass drink dispenser on a wooden table outdoors

    Don't Set Up Your Backyard Drink Station Without Considering This First

    But no one will have much fun at your backyard barbecue if they're stuck in the hot summer sun without a cold drink. Enter the patio drink station.

    By Tony Cooper 2 months ago Read More
  • plated prepared steak tips

    The Difference Between Steak Tips On The East And West Coasts

    Steak tips are an excellent and affordable cut of beef, but what exactly steak tips refers to depends on whether you're on the East or West Coast.

    By Nikita Ephanov 2 months ago Read More
  • the Buc-ee's logo with brisket

    10 Things You Didn't Know About Buc-Ee's Beloved Brisket

    Buc-ee's has quickly become a beloved gas station that is growing in prominence. However, it's its brisket that has helped it rise to its current level of fame.

    By Isabella Kostolni 2 months ago Read More
  • a shot of tiramisu with creamy filling

    Make Tiramisu Better And Boozier With One Simple Substitute

    Tiramisu is a classic Italian dessert that foodies have tried at least once. There's many variations of this dish and this alcohol can kick it up a notch.

    By Demi Phillips 2 months ago Read More
  • A wooden bowl of store-bought salad mix with tomatoes

    The Simple Way To Pump Up The Protein In Store-Bought Salads Without Using Meat

    A store-bought salad is a fresh, colorful, and convenient Meatless Monday lunch, but it's... lacking. Specifically, in the protein department.

    By Hanan Z. Naqeeb 2 months ago Read More
  • person tasting tomato sauce

    The Color Of Canned Tomatoes To Use For A Sweeter Tomato Sauce. (Hint: It's Not Red)

    Whether your usual tomato sauce is too acidic or you're simply keen to try a sweeter sauce, swap red canned tomatoes for this color for better flavor.

    By Shriya Swaminathan 2 months ago Read More
  • A large stack of uncooked russet potatoes.

    How Long It Really Takes To Overcook A Potato (And How To Avoid It)

    Have you wondered how easy it is to overcook a potato in the oven? To find out, we asked an expert, who also shared tips for perfectly cooked baked potatoes.

    By Andy Hume 2 months ago Read More
  • Fried battered fish and chips with ketchup and tartar sauce

    9 Different Types Of Fish Breading And Batters To Try

    Most home cooks stick with panko or other breading packs for fish. But there's a whole world of flavor and texture waiting for those who want to branch out.

    By Jon Dempsey 2 months ago Read More
  • Whole-roasted lamb on a white plastic cutting board

    The Cut Of Lamb That's The Absolute Best For Roasting

    Roasting is one of the most satisfying cooking methods, but it requires time, patience, and the right cut. If you want to roast lamb, here's what to choose.

    By Eugenia Lazaris 2 months ago Read More
  • Store-bought pie crust sheets dusted with flour

    5 Genius Uses For Frozen Pie Crust That Aren't Pie

    Sure, you could bake a pie with frozen pie crust, but you could be doing so much more with this convenient and versatile dough. Here's what to know.

    By Ilene V. Smith 2 months ago Read More
  • Pizza with seafood items in background

    Seafood Experts Reveal 11 Ways To Enjoy Fish On Pizza

    There are more ways to enjoy fish on your pizza than just putting anchovies on there. We spoke to some seafood experts about the best ways to fish-ify pizza.

    By Brianna Persons 2 months ago Read More
  • Slow cooker on a kitchen counter

    Is Your Slow Cooker The Key To Tender, Flaky Fish Or A Recipe For A Mushy Seafood Mess?

    Will cooking your fish in a slow cooker turn out perfect or become a disaster? Chowhound spoke to an expert to figure out the answer. Here's what to know.

    By Sara Traynor 2 months ago Read More
  • Raw seafood, including salmon filets, shrimp, lobster, octopus, and crab arranged decoratively in a half-circle

    There's A Simple Solution For Salvaging Overcooked Fish

    Fish can be a delicate ingredient to cook properly, with many ways to accidentally overcook it. If this happens to you, here's a simple solution to try.

    By Amanda Berkey 2 months ago Read More
  • A gooey grilled cheese is arranfed on a wooden cutting board.

    For An Easier Grilled Cheese, Skip The Spatula And Use This Kitchen Tool Instead

    Has flipping your grilled cheese with a spatula ever ended in it falling apart? Don't risk a sandwich disaster by turning it with this kitchen tool instead.

    By Amber Sutherland-Namako 2 months ago Read More
  • Hands kneading bread dough on floured surface

    The Secret Ingredient For The Softest Bread You've Ever Had

    Not all bread needs to be soft, but if you're making a regular old loaf at home, it should definitely be soft. Use this secret ingredient to make it softer.

    By Amanda Berkey 2 months ago Read More
  • A sliced, stacked white bread and cheddar grilled cheese sandwich, served on butcher paper, over a wooden table.

    Bobby Flay Levels Up His Grilled Cheese Game With 2 Not-So-Secret Ingredients

    Grilled cheese is certainly a staple for quick and easy meals, but at times, it can lack flavor. To avoid this, try this tip from Bobby Flay. Here's how.

    By Andy Hume 2 months ago Read More
  • Egg salad with fresh dill in a shallow cream-colored bowl

    If You're Not Already Adding This Ingredient To Egg Salad, Now Is The Time To Start

    If you love egg salad, you should try amping it up with one delicious, flavorful ingredient that will transform its flavor. Here's how to add it.

    By Crystal Antonace 2 months ago Read More
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