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  • guy fieri

    The Underrated Pantry Ingredient Guy Fieri Never Goes Without

    We all have our favorite pantry staples, but to really level up your home cooking, you'll want to take a page from celebrity chef Guy Fieri.

    By Allie Ward July 21st, 2024 Read More
  • All-purpose flour in measuring cup

    Turn All-Purpose Flour Into Self-Rising Flour With 2 Staple Ingredients

    If you're a regular baker, you may be familiar with self-rising flour. However, you don't actually need to fill up precious pantry space by stocking up on it.

    By Catherine Nyorani July 21st, 2024 Read More
  • Beet juice stained hands

    The Unconventional Tricks You Need To Remove Beet Stains From Your Hands

    We love beets, but stained red hands are a nuisance. Learn these five easy, surprising methods to remove beet stains using common kitchen items.

    By Hilary Wheelan Remley July 20th, 2024 Read More
  • Ina Garten standing in front of a microphone

    The One Brand Of Chocolate Ina Garten Always Bakes With

    Professional chefs can be very picky about the ingredients they use, and culinary icon Ina Garten is no different when it comes to the chocolate she bakes with.

    By Ann Meyer July 20th, 2024 Read More
  • Person holding Hot Pockets box

    The Right Way To Air Fry Hot Pockets For Crispy, Gooey Results

    Microwaving your hot pocket often doesn't result in the crispiest results, but pop it into the air fryer and you'll get the perfect balance of crisp and cheese.

    By Julia Mullaney July 20th, 2024 Read More
  • Clear plastic tubes labeled "toxic"

    5 Things You Should Know About The Forever Chemicals In Your Kitchen

    It's all too easy to encounter these practically indestructible chemicals in your kitchen, so we talked to an expert to find out more about them.

    By Tim Forster July 19th, 2024 Read More
  • Person using an air fryer

    Why You Should Keep A Box Of Toothpicks By Your Air Fryer

    When you're using an air fryer, toothpicks are your secret weapon for testing doneness, keeping food intact, and so much more. It's worth keeping them close by.

    By Julia Mullaney July 19th, 2024 Read More
  • Neat kitchen table and shelves

    25 Kitchen And Food Hacks That Will Change Your Life

    We all need a little help in the kitchen from time to time, and sometimes that help comes from unexpected places ... such as in the form of helpful hacks.

    By Chowhound Staff July 18th, 2024 Read More
  • Baked feta and tomatoes

    Turn Your Baked Feta Pasta Into A Tasty Dip By Ditching A Key Ingredient

    If you're a fan of the viral baked feta pasta, you'll love what happens when you transform it into a dip. Best of all, you just need to skip one component.

    By Kathryn Steane July 18th, 2024 Read More
  • Open sardine tin, blue background

    The Best Canned Sardines To Eat If You're Afraid You'll Hate Them

    If you're curious about exploring the world of canned sardines but are worried they'll weird you out, follow this expert advice to find the tastiest fish.

    By Elias Nash July 18th, 2024 Read More
  • opened can of sardines

    Here's How You Should Be Eating Canned Sardines According To A Pro

    Canned sardines should be a pantry staple for all fish lovers. Here's how an expert recommends eating and serving them for optimal taste and enjoyment.

    By Tim Forster July 18th, 2024 Read More
  • Putting meat into sous vide cooker

    What To Do If You Don't Have A Vacuum Seal For Your Sous Vide

    If you don't have a vacuum sealer to make sous vide, don't fret. By using the water displacement technique, you can seal food with items you have at home.

    By Catherine Nyorani July 17th, 2024 Read More
  • Strawberry shortcakes on a platter

    Make Your Strawberry Shortcake Even Better By Swapping Out The Cake

    Strawberry shortcake is a classic dessert, but you can give the summertime favorite a major upgrade by substituting the cake for something a bit flakier.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green July 17th, 2024 Read More
  • Caramelized onions in pan

    The Popular Caramelized Onion Shortcut You Shouldn't Use

    You may have heard of the baking soda hack, which can help speed up the onion caramelization process. While that might be true, it comes with a price.

    By Sara Donnellan July 17th, 2024 Read More
  • Person using air fryer

    2 Steps You Should Always Take Halfway Through Air Frying Food

    Air fryers help make cooking easy, but there are still some important tips and tricks out there to help you secure the best results. Here are two of them.

    By Camryn Teder July 17th, 2024 Read More
  • Copper pot on induction stovetop

    The Difference Between Electric And Induction Stove Tops

    Induction stovetops are all the rage lately, but how are they different than electric stovetops? It all comes down to each stove's different heating mechanisms.

    By Camryn Teder July 16th, 2024 Read More
  • Chef Andrew Zimmern smiling

    Andrew Zimmern's Advice For No-Skill Poached Chicken

    Poaching chicken might sound intimidating, but the way celebrity chef and television host Andrew Zimmern does it requires zero kitchen skills.

    By Buffy Naillon July 16th, 2024 Read More
  • Raw frozen meat

    The Case For Freezing Steak Unwrapped

    If you're going to cook meat from frozen then it is better to freeze steak unwrapped initially. Here's why this is a good idea for the perfect sear later on.

    By Catherine Nyorani July 16th, 2024 Read More
  • Package of McDonald's Fries

    How To Reheat McDonald's Fries For First-Fry Flavor

    McDonald's fries are too good to waste, but how can you get leftovers tasting like new? We tried four different reheating methods for these classic spuds.

    By Lyla Porter July 16th, 2024 Read More
  • Bobby Flay at event

    Bobby Flay's Simple Hacks For Perfectly Grilled Corn On The Cob

    If you're looking to grill up the most perfect corn on the cob, chef and television host Bobby Flay has a number of simple hacks that will help.

    By Allie Ward July 15th, 2024 Read More
  • air fryer in black

    One Part Of The Air Fryer You're Probably Forgetting To Clean

    If you use your air fryer frequently, it needs a good cleaning on the regular. Don't forget this tucked-away part of the machine when it's time for a wipe down.

    By Elias Nash July 15th, 2024 Read More
  • Smoked salmon on bread

    Here's How Long You Can Eat Smoked Salmon After Opening It

    Smoked salmon makes for an elegant appetizer or a decadent breakfast, but if you find yourself with leftovers, here's how long you have to eat them.

    By Tony Cooper July 15th, 2024 Read More
  • open can of smoked trout

    The Underrated Canned Fish Dip You Need To Start Eating With Potato Chips

    Canned smoked trout makes for a great chip dip, as the smoky flavor of the fish pairs very well with salty chips, and it's incredibly easy to make.

    By Tony Cooper July 15th, 2024 Read More
  • crispy steak on parchment paper

    The Secret To Getting A Perfect Crispy Crust On Frozen Steaks

    Cooking steak from frozen not only works, but can sometimes be an improved preparation method -- especially if you take the right steps to get a crispy crust.

    By Allie Ward July 15th, 2024 Read More
  • Cracked and whole coconuts

    The Safest Way To Crack A Coconut Open

    Preparing a coconut for consumption is no holiday, thanks to one obstacle -- the fruit's hard shell. Two tools are all you really need to open a coconut safely.

    By Kathryn Steane July 15th, 2024 Read More
  • Person grabbing watermelon on a skewer

    The Slicing Hack You Need For Easy Watermelon Skewers

    There's hardly a better food to snack on than watermelon when you need some refreshment, and one simple hack gives you convenient skewers effortlessly.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green July 14th, 2024 Read More
  • Sliced poached chicken

    Poached Chicken Doesn't Have To Be Bland. Here's The Secret

    The words "poached chicken" conjure up images of bland and tasteless poultry, but it doesn't have to be this way and it only takes a few extra ingredients.

    By Sarah Nowicki Nicholson July 14th, 2024 Read More
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