Peel Loads Of Garlic In No Time Using This Simple Cutting Board Trick
Peeling multiple cloves of garlic can be tedious, but if you have two cutting boards and a little arm strength, you can peel several cloves quickly.
Read MorePeeling multiple cloves of garlic can be tedious, but if you have two cutting boards and a little arm strength, you can peel several cloves quickly.
Read MoreAdding just one ingredient can take your flan to the next level, giving it a smoother, denser, and creamier wobble while cutting through its sugary sweetness.
Read MoreThe best way to shop for the perfect rack of ribs is by understanding what makes each type unique, like knowing how baby back ribs differ from rib tips.
Read MoreSalt & Straw's new seasonal ice cream takes inspiration from the fresh flavors of farmer's markets. We tasted and ranked each of the unique, summery flavors.
Read MoreStore-bought gravy is convenient, but its flavor doesn't hold a candle to the homemade version. One of these five expert hacks will elevate the jarred variety.
Read MoreA good glaze not only makes your meatloaf moist and glossy, it also adds a depth of flavor. So go ahead and pour a splash of tequila into that glaze!
Read MoreThe Pioneer Woman is known for her clever food hacks, and this one gives plain ol' apple dumplings a fresh, syrupy twist with little to no extra effort.
Read MoreFor a unique spin on the classic shrimp cocktail, a touch of this spirit will liven things up and provide a different, unique flavor profile.
Read MoreYour rice cooker can do more than just cook rice, it can even steam your veggies. Here's what you need to make perfectly steamed veggies in the rice cooker.
Read MoreBourbon's sweet and spicy vanilla and caramel-like notes are a fantastic addition to desserts, especially this creamy, fruity, and custardy layered pudding.
Read MoreWe asked two experts to explain the main differences between Chinese and Korean dumplings. Whichever style you prefer, each one means a delicious meal.
Read MoreIf your regular old tortilla chips are missing the mark, consider trying sopapilla chips. Here's how they're made and why they're such a solid snack option.
Read MoreMaking the perfect batter often comes down to the right tool. If you find that your pancake or waffle batter is always full of clumps, try this instead.
Read MoreMutton has been adding a hearty base to several types of cuisine around the world. The meat is great for grilling, so why isn't it more popular in America?
Read MoreGot some bologna in your fridge you need to use up? Don't worry. These are the best bologna pairings you never thought of but need to try with the deli meat.
Read MoreIf you're making ice cream cake from scratch, it's important to layer the ice cream and cake components correctly. Here's how an expert does it.
Read MoreCraving a s'more but don't have a stove or a fireplace? No problem! This easy hack can get you that gooey dessert without even leaving the house.
Read MoreBroiling requires high heat, which can quickly dry out anything placed inside. But if you're hoping to serve juicy cuts of meat, this one trick has you covered.
Read MoreLooking for a unique way to give your ramen noodles a flavor boost? Whether they're homemade or prepackaged, this unexpected ingredient can help.
Read MoreEveryone has a favorite dessert and favorite cake, but not everyone approaches their favorites with the precision and insight of chef Alex Guarnaschelli.
Read MoreGive your store-bought biscuit dough a facelift by pinching the exterior, lending them a homemade look and a golden exterior perfect for soaking up butter.
Read MoreMake your store-bought cake mix taste like it's made from scratch by adding some of these tasty ingredients or using these special techniques.
Read MoreBoiling is a quick and simple cooking method that yields plump and juicy corn cobs. Timing is key though, and here's how long those cobs need in the water.
Read MoreIf you want to make the best bulgogi, you're going to want to reach for this cut of beef before you do anything else. Here's why, according to an expert.
Read MoreTongue-tingling Sichuan peppercorn is a key ingredient in Chinese cuisine. From the history to flavorful ways to use them, we share the facts.
Read MoreGiada De Laurentiis certainly knows a thing or two about putting a fun spin on a boring pasta dish. For this hack, all you'll need is a muffin tin. Here's why.
Read MoreIna Garten has created hundreds of recipes across over a dozen cookbooks, but these two desserts are the Barefoot Contessa's all-time favorites.
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