How To Avoid Exploding Your Mason Jars While Prepping Soups This Fall
Mason jars are the perfect meal prep containers for taking soups to go, but you should be careful when transferring hot broth, bisque, or other liquid to one.
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Thrift Store Pans Look Brand New Thanks To One Pantry Staple
If you've ever passed on a pan in a thrift store due to built-up grime, head back down the aisle. With the help of this pantry staple, it'll look brand new.
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DIY A Stylish Cake Stand With Upcycled Lids From Pots And Pans
Don't throw away those free-floating pot and pan lids hanging out at the bottom of your cabinets. Instead, use them to make a charming custom cake stand.
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How To Authenticate Vintage Pyrex
Ready to find out if that Pyrex you found on the thrift store shelf is authentic? There are some trusted tricks to try to be sure it's the real deal.
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How To Easily Mash Potatoes (Without A Masher)
You don't need a masher to mash potatoes, but you do need some patience, and potentially some other handy kitchen tools. Here's how to make a great batch.
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How To Pick The Best Oil To Season Your Cast Iron
The type of oil you use to season your cast iron cookware makes all the difference. We spoke to Cowboy Kent Rollins to get his picks for the best seasoning oil.
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7 Ways To Use Cottage Cheese In Baking
Cottage cheese is delicious on its own, but did you know there are plenty of ways it can be used to elevate baked goods too? Here are some of our favorites.
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Sweet Potatoes Make The Perfect Pint-Size Jack-O'-Lanterns
Not in the mood to carve a whole pumpkin? These adorable sweet potato Jack-o'-lanterns have you covered, and they're relatively easy to make.
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How To Make Refreshing Homemade Apple Juice (No Juicer Required)
Craving fresh apple juice? The good news is it's easy to make at home using only the parts of the fruit you probably don't eat, plus two other ingredients.
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How To Clean A Cast Iron Skillet Without Ruining It
Cast iron pans are essential in the kitchen, but cleaning them can be a daunting task. Fear not! We have step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you.
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How To Properly Clean Your Bamboo Steamer
Bamboo steamers are a delicious way to warm up delicate dishes, but you need to follow a certain cleaning protocol to keep them in good shape.
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How To Prep Your Fridge Before A Big Storm Hits
If bad weather is headed your way and there's a chance you might lose power, there are a few steps you can take to preserve perishable foods.
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How To Craft Your Very Own Tea Garden Right In Your Kitchen
A kitchen tea garden yields the possibility of fresh herbs for tea whenever you want them. Here's how to start your own kitchen tea garden today.
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No More Soggy, Slimy Mushrooms: Store Them Like This
Mushrooms are magical ingredients, able to accomplish many tasks and improve many dishes. If you buy too many, though, make sure you store them properly.
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How To Easily Debone A Rotisserie Chicken
If you just picked up a rotisserie chicken, there are a few ways you can save some of it for later. Here is how to easily debone your fresh purchase.
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How To Reheat Fried Chicken: 3 Foolproof Methods
There are a few ways to reheat fried chicken that can return the soggy pieces to their former glory. In this guide, we outline the three best methods.
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Here's How To Know If Your Cantaloupe Has Gone Bad
Don't settle for bland, mushy cantaloupe that's past its prime. Read these expert tips for gauging a cantaloupe's ripeness and storing it before it goes bad.
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This Is The Best Way To Reheat Frozen Pizza
Read on to discover how to make your slices taste fresh. Here's the best way to reheat a frozen pizza at home, using just a microwave and an air fryer.
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The Telltale Signs Your Pomegranate Has Gone Bad
Every fresh produce has its tells that indicate spoilage. We reached out to an expert to understand what those signs look like when it comes to pomegranates.
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Save Money On Air Fresheners By Making Your Own Room Spray On The Stove
Air fresheners are a must for any home, but store-bought versions can get expensive quickly. Instead, make your own on the stove with this ingredient.
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The Easy Way To Save Money Buying Steaks At Costco
Want to save money and enjoy Costco steak? All you have to do is pick up a roast, learn to cut it well, and enjoy thrifty beef for weeks to come.
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We Asked Hormel The Best Way To Store Bacon
Hormel gave us the scoop on the best way to store an open pack of bacon, and it doesn't involve merely folding the packaging over and sticking it wherever.
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Make Your Kitchen Counter Look More Organized With This Genius Dish Rack Trend
Free up valuable counter space and achieve a more organized kitchen by swapping out a standard dish drying rack or mat for this trendy type.
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The Best Knife For Cutting Tomatoes Without Squishing Them
Tomatoes might be a sweet, supple choice of fruit, but they're not so pleasant to cut. Use this knife to avoid a mess of pulp, flesh, and seeds.
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Don't Toss Your Old Coffee Containers, Use Them As A Bird Feeder Instead
If you're always looking to repurpose things and give them new life, turning empty coffee canisters into DIY bird feeders is an easy trick worth trying.
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Here's Exactly How Often To Clean Your Ice Maker For The Purest Taste
Cleaning your ice maker regularly isn't just about food safety, it's also about keeping your ice tasting pure. Here's just how often you should do it.
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How To Put Together A Stunning Tablescape That Will Impress Your Dinner Party Guests
Creating a gorgeous tablescape for a dinner party can be fun but overwhelming. From color tips to napkins to centerpieces, here's the key to getting it right.
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