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  • jackfruit pulled pork sandwich

    For A Meaty-Tasting Jackfruit, Break Out The Slow Cooker

    In the realm of plant-based recipes, jackfruit has emerged as a stand-in for meats in classic comfort foods. Here's why you want to bring out the slow cooker.

    By Shriya Swaminathan Read More
  • Ina Garten smiles on an event red carpet

    The Classic French Dessert That's A Favorite Of Ina Garten's When Visiting France

    There's an endless list of decadent desserts in France. But Ina Garten's favorite sweet treat showcases some of the most classically French ingredients.

    By Kim Ranjbar Read More
  • open canned mackerel

    Swap Tuna For This Canned Fish For An Upgrade On Your Salad

    If you're tired of the same old tuna on your salads and you're looking for a serious canned seafood upgrade, there's one underrated fish you need to try.

    By Chloe O'Donnell Read More
  • Fresh fish on ice at fish market

    What You Should Know Before You Swap Fish In A Recipe

    Fish sticks to fillets, there's a variety of fish for every recipe. But here's what you need to know if you're thinking of swapping your snapper and more.

    By Nikita Ephanov Read More
  • Slicing seasoned pork loin on wood board

    This Sweet Ingredient Is The Key For Succulent Pork

    Looking for the tastiest, juiciest, meat-tastic pork of your life? Take your next pork dish over the top by incorporating one sweet, simple ingredient.

    By Nikita Ephanov Read More
  • Wedge salad at restaurant

    Why You Should Avoid Ordering Wedge Salads At A Restaurant

    If there's one restaurant salad that's bound to draw a diner's ire, it's the wedge. Here's why this salad is worth skipping and making at home instead.

    By Ashlen Wilder Read More
  • Pears next to bread with brie and jam

    The Sweet Ingredient That Belongs On Your Savory Sandwiches

    Looking to step up your sandwich game? This sweet ingredient makes all the difference in a savory sandwich, and it's probably already in your fridge!

    By Ashlen Wilder Read More
  • Ketchup and other condiments in small bowls

    12 Store-Bought Condiments You Should Be Mixing With Ketchup

    Ketchup isn't just delicious on its own. Pairing it with other condiments makes for unique (and familiar) ways to bring extra flavor to a variety of dishes.

    By Corinne Barone Read More
  • Whole fish on a baking rack with herbs, lemons, and cherry tomatoes

    This Common Baking Tool Is The Secret To Crispy, Golden Oven-Baked Fish

    If your fish dishes turn out soggy every time you cook them in the oven, there's a simple solution that you probably already have in your cabinet.

    By Amber Sutherland-Namako Read More
  • bowl of creamy polenta

    Reach For One Pantry Staple For Creamier And Faster Polenta

    Polenta is an amazing bed for many delicious toppings, but making polenta takes time. This pantry staple speeds the process up, and makes it creamier to boot.

    By Lauren Dozier Read More
  • Hand reaching to take a grape from a charcuterie board

    Why Sauerkraut Belongs On Your Charcuterie Boards

    Mix up your next charcuterie board with an unexpected ingredient: sauerkraut. Its tangy flavor and crunchy texture are the perfect complement to the board.

    By Aspen Oblewski Read More
  • Bowl of tomato sauce

    Make A More Robust Tomato Sauce With Something You'd Usually Throw Away

    Don't throw away your fresh tomato leaves: Add tomato leaves to your homemade tomato sauce to give it a bright, herbaceous, robust boost of flavor.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • Two halves of a grilled cheese sandwich stacked

    Take A Page From Nebraska's Book For An Iconic Upgrade On Your Grilled Cheese

    If you love a grilled cheese cooked to crispy perfection, you'll want to try recreating Nebraska's deep-fried twist on the classic sandwich.

    By Nikita Ephanov Read More
  • colorful pasta strands

    A Tip To Easily Add A Colorful Twist To Your Homemade Pasta

    Making colorful homemade pasta is a great way to spice up your next dish's presentation. With this tip, you won't even have to use food coloring.

    By Lauren Dozier Read More
  • Fluffy hummus in a bowl

    The Effortless Secret To The Fluffiest Homemade Hummus Ever

    You can make the light, fluffy, delicious hummus of your dreams with ease -- all you need to do is add a few more (effort-free) minutes to your prep process.

    By Jessica Riggio Read More
  • pulled pork pictured on plate

    Carnitas Vs Pulled Pork: What's The Difference?

    Carnitas and pulled pork are somewhat similar in that they're both made of pork cooked low and slow. However, they have more differences than similarities.

    By Nikita Ephanov Read More
  • A closeup of a jar of pimento cheese

    Transform Pimento Cheese Spread Into A Next-Level Appetizer With Luxury Leftovers

    Take your pimento cheese to the next level by upgrading the classic Southern spread with seafood for an extra fancy, filling dip that's perfect for parties.

    By Rachel Shulhafer Haeseley Read More
  • Nine bourbon balls on a white background

    How To Customize Kentucky Bourbon Balls For Any Occasion

    If you're a fan of Kentucky bourbon balls, consider trying your hand at one of the many ways you can customize this delicious treat.

    By Rachel Shulhafer Haeseley Read More
  • Square bowl of Russian potato salad

    For A Heartier Potato Salad, Try Making It Russian-Style

    Fit for potlucks and holiday spreads, Russian Olivier salad features tasty, filling ingredients like carrots, hard-boiled eggs, ham, and, of course, potatoes.

    By Buffy Naillon Read More
  • Roasted turkey on a table

    Why Butter Is The Key For Crispy Turkey Skin

    Butter can transform your turkey from ho-hum to dazzling. Here's how to use it to get the crispiest and most flavorful turkey you've ever made.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • Person holding a package of ground beef

    Why You Should Avoid Buying Store-Bought Ground Beef For Your Burgers

    Skip the supermarket package of ground beef for your next burger night and grind your own meat instead. Here's why this extra step results in better hamburgers.

    By Jessica Riggio Read More
  • A bowl of fish sauce with red and green bird's eye chiles

    15 Delicious Ways To Use Fish Sauce

    Fish sauce is a great condiment that your recipes might be missing. Find out all the ways you can cook with fish sauce to add savory and umami flavors to meals.

    By Stephanie Mee Read More
  • A serving of beef stew in a black bowl sitting atop a brown cloth on top of a wooden table, with silverware, two slices of bread, a bunch of garlic, a bottle of oil, and some herbs and spices in the background.

    The One Step You Can't Skip For The Perfect Beef Stew

    When you're making beef stew, there is one thing you cannot afford not to do. This is the technique that will give your dish a much-needed boost.

    By Eugenia Lazaris Read More
  • A plate of grilled eggplant Parmesan

    The Tastiest Eggplant Parmesan Isn't Fried

    Frying can make eggplant Parmesan heavy. Luckily, there's a lighter, smokier alternative to the old cooking method and you don't have to give up crispiness.

    By Georgina Jedikovska Read More
  • A full coconut next to two broken half pieces of a coconut

    Your Freezer Is The Key To Cracking Open Coconuts

    Opening a coconut often requires an array of tools, a lot of hacking, and sheer force. But there is one little trick that can make the job easier.

    By Aspen Oblewski Read More
  • Tamarind pods next to a bowl of tamarind paste

    How To Substitute Tamarind Paste With Ingredients You Already Have On Hand

    Don't have any tamarind paste in your kitchen? Here's how to substitute its sweet and sour flavor using ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.

    By Ashlen Wilder Read More
  • Bowls of noodle-based stir fry dishes

    Chinese Restaurant Stir Fry Is Better Than Yours Because Of This Technique

    You can only aspire to the future-seeing magic of fortune cookies. But you can get close to replicating Chinese restaurant stir fry with this simple trick.

    By Sarah Nowicki Nicholson Read More
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