How To Cut A Bone-In Prime Rib The Right Way
Cutting a bone-in prime rib the right way isn't just about the meat. It's also about ensuring you have the proper tools. Here's what you should know.
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Rachael Ray's Garbage Bowl Tip To Speed Up Dinner Prep
Tired of spending so much time cleaning up after dinner? Try using a garbage bowl, a Rachael Ray-approved method for prepping dinner faster and with less mess.
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How To Choose The Right Whisk Depending On Your Recipe
If you only use one whisk, you may be surprised to learn there are multiple whisk types, all with specific uses meant to help you achieve a perfect meal.
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Why You Should Really Get To Know Your Oven And How To Do It
A secret not many know is that every oven is a little different. Here's how you can learn your oven's quirks, and why it's so important to do so.
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5 Things Your Mom Had In Her Kitchen In The '70s
Feeling nostalgic for the past? From colorful appliances to vibrant storage containers, these memorable items were popular kitchen essentials in the 1970s.
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Should You Really Be Using A Serrated Knife For Steak?
Serrated knives are often used to slice into freshly cooked steaks, especially at steakhouses, but there's some debate as to whether this is the best option.
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Want A Fried Egg But Don't Want To Dirty Up A Pan? Turn To The Microwave
Yes, you can make a fried egg in the microwave within seconds! Here's how to do so, along with tips to keep your yolks from exploding in the process.
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Insulated Vs Glass Coffee Carafes: Which Keeps Coffee Hotter?
When it comes to insulated versus glass carafes, an important question remains for coffee obsessives: which ones keep your coffee hotter? Here's what to know.
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The Modern Cooktop Feature That's A Boon To Caregivers And Forgetful Cooks
Modern cooktops come in many variaties these days, but there's one particular feature that caregivers and the forgetful should be looking for.
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The Unexpected Appliance That Cooks Easier-To-Peel Hard-Boiled Eggs In Under 20 Minutes
Hard-boiled eggs can be hard to peel without tearing out chunks of white. Here's the surprising appliance that "boils" your eggs fast, with easy peeling.
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We Demand To Know Why Modern Stoves Aren't As Awesome As This Vintage Appliance
Sometimes, it's good we leave some things in the past. Other times, you learn about amazing vintage appliances and wonder if you can go back in time.
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The Old School Baking Tool That Ensures A Batch Of Cookies Is Identical
No matter how careful you are, it's almost impossible to create a batch of totally identical cookies. Happily, this old school kitchen tool makes it a breeze.
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The Genius Way Alton Brown Turns A Cardboard Box Into A Smoker
If you don't want to invest in buying a full-blown smoker, consider creating one of your own out of a cardboard box with Alton Brown's tutorial.
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Flip Multiple Hot Dogs At Once With This Genius Skewer Hack
Grilling hot dogs can be challenging, whether wieners end up rolling around or unevenly cooked. This skewer trick can speed up and simplify the process.
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The Only 3 Knives You Actually Need In The Kitchen, According To Ina Garten
For chef Ina Garten, less is more. In fact, she believes that these three types of knives are the only ones that are actually essential in the kitchen.
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This Gardening Hack Uses An Unexpected Kitchen Tool For Way Easier Seed Planting
You can't just plant seeds anywhere you want. Growing plants requires careful planning, but it's made much easier with this unexpected kitchen tool hack.
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The Vintage Kitchen Tool Bakers Used To Swear By For Seamless Cake Cutting
You might think all you need is a knife to cut cakes, but some are too delicate for even that. Back in the day, bakers used this vintage tool instead.
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7 Genius Egg Cooker Hacks You'll Actually Use Forever
Egg cookers can do a whole lot more than churn out eggs. You can use this nifty appliance to make a variety of other foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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The Vintage-Inspired Appliance That Makes Summer Cookouts Way More Fun
Turn your backyard barbecue setup into a hot dog haven with this old-school-style appliance, perfect for cooking large quantities of wieners with minimal prep.
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This Versatile Korean Cookware Also Happens To Be One Of The Most Durable
Some cookware is only meant for one thing, but this versatile, extra-durable Korean stone cookware can be used for a breadth of tasks and dishes.
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Don't Even Think About BBQ-Ing Without This Nifty Tool On Deck
Before you fire up the grill, you need to make sure you have this handy tool to help you store all of your leftover meat so it reheats perfectly later on.
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It's Easy To Keep Hot Dogs Warm For Hours Thanks To This Common Kitchen Appliance
Keeping hot dogs warm for hours for a big event can be surprisingly difficult, but it's much easier if you take advantage of this common kitchen appliance.
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7 Trendy Kitchen Trash Cans Worth Showing Off
Trash cans are utilitarian in nature, they're not around to add aesthetic value to your kitchen. But we did some digging and found seven worth showing off.
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When Shopping For A New Food Processor, Don't Overlook This Underestimated Spec
If you're shopping for a new food processor, there's another key detail you'll want to check out before buying it aside from how the processor looks.
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We'd Absolutely Avoid Buying This Brand Of Bakeware If You're Looking For Longevity
We recently ranked a handful of bakeware brands, and one in particular was our least favorite. Here's why you should avoid purchasing from this company.
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Giving Out Cupcakes As Party Favors? Elevate The Look With Mason Jars
Perfect for birthdays or dinner festivities with friends, combine sweet treats with party favors by building deconstructed cupcakes in Mason jars.
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Take A Peek Into Your Bedroom Closet For The Perfect Homemade Cheesecloth Substitute
Imagine: you're mid-recipe and realize you forgot to pick up a cheesecloth for straining. Just use this alternative you probably already have in your closet.
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