10 Ina Garten Salad Tips We Didn't Know We Needed Until Now
When it comes to putting together a good salad, chef, TV host, and cookbook author Ina Garten has plenty of tips to improve your finished dish.
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How To Tell If Your Dry-Aged Steak Is Actually Safe To Eat
Dry-aged steak is often sought after for its bold hit of beefy flavor, but since dry aging requires beef hanging around for a spell, is it safe to eat?
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No Roasting Rack? No Problem. This Aluminum Foil Trick Works Just As Well
Don't have a roasting rack? The good news is there's an easy way to DIY a makeshift one using aluminum foil. Here's how to do it.
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Never Say Goodbye To Girl Scout Cookie Season Again With This Tip
Don't let your cookie haul run out before summer even starts. There's an easy method to keep you munching on Samoas and Thin Mints all year long.
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Martha Stewart Keeps A Whopping 47 Varieties Of This Pantry Staple On Hand
It may seem astonishing that Martha Stewart keeps 47 varieties of this staple, and while you don't need that many, it's still worth buying a few yourself.
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What You Should Know Before Wiping Your Stone Countertops With Paper Towels
Is your paper towel cleaning routine secretly dulling your kitchen’s shine? Learn how to protect high-end stone surfaces from microscopic scratches.
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The 'Awful American Syndrome' Julia Child Said Every Home Cook Needed To Heal From
Julia Child shared many brilliant tips over the years, but this was perhaps her most important piece of advice for every home cook.
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The Beginner Herb That Can Save You Money On Store-Bought Pesto
Do you love pesto but hate having to shell out the big bucks for a jar of the store-bought stuff? Here's how you can save some serious green.
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Why Your Range Hood Is The Best Defense Against Kitchen Grease Buildup
Kitchen grease is the ultimate enemy of clean cabinets. Find out why a high-quality range hood is your best defense against sticky, oily residue.
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Before You Buy A Baker's Rack For Extra Appliance Storage, Make Sure It Has This One Thing
Improve your kitchen organization with this simple storage tip. This specific baker's rack feature protects your appliances and improves workflow.
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To Blanch Garlic In A Pinch, Reach For This Kitchen Appliance
Blanching garlic doesn't have to require pulling out your pots and pans when you have this appliance handy and ready to use. And it takes just one minute.
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This Is What Happens When You Crank Your Slow Cooker Up High To Save Time
Slow cookers are one of the most convenient kitchen tools for creating a one-pot meal while keeping hands off. But what if you don't have a lot of time?
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7 Foods You Should Always Avoid Storing In Plastic Containers
Did you know that storing some foods in plastic can be detrimental? We asked the experts which items are better off in glass containers instead.
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The Aldi Garden Find That Belongs In Your Kitchen For Decorative Storage
This Aldi Find might be meant for the garden, but it can be used in your kitchen to hold things like plants, cookbooks, or even small kitchen appliances.
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Your Keurig Is Moldy Because You Aren't Cleaning These Parts Weekly
You might be brewing your morning coffee with more than just grounds. Consider cleaning these specific parts of your Keurig before you make your next cup.
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Stacking Your Pots Is A Big Kitchen Storage Mistake. Here's How To Store Them To Prevent Scratches
Stacking pots seems like the easiest way to store them if you don't have much space. But that only damages them in the long run. Store them this way instead.
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The Clever Way To Reuse Plastic Berry Containers For Waste-Free Meals On The Go
Plastic containers aren't very environment-friendly. Before you throw them out, know that you can reuse them as convenient little lunchboxes. Here's how.
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Easily Fill Cracks In Stone Kitchen Countertops With One Quick Solution
Cracks and chips in your stone countertops don't have to be permanent. A simple solution can restore your kitchen's surfaces to their original shine.
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Why Lemon And Black Pepper Is The Best Natural Air Freshener For Your Kitchen
Keep your kitchen smelling fresh with this natural air freshener that is affordable and easy. All you need are two ingredients you probably already have.
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This $1 Ikea Container Solves Small Kitchen Storage Problems In No Time
You can never have enough storage space in the kitchen. If you need somewhere to store various odds and ends, this inexpensive Ikea container will be a savior.
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Do Electric Stoves Really Cook More Evenly Than Gas? An Expert Weighs In
Cooking with electric versus gas stoves is a long-held debate, where most professional cooks prefer gas stoves. But does one cook more evenly than the other?
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Ina Garten's Official Guest Count For When Dinner Becomes A Party
When does a regular dinner turn into a dinner party? Ina Garten says that it happens right when you hit this (surprisingly small) number of guests.
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Stop Letting Frozen Food Disappear In Your Freezer With This Simple Fix — It Could Already Be Hiding In Your Office
Optimize your crowded freezer with this simple tip that helps avoid losing frozen goodies or an inevitable avalanche when opening the door.
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This Towel Trick Prevents Water Spots On Dishes
If you're sick of your dishwasher leaving water spots after every washing cycle, here's a simple trick you can try to get them literally spotless.
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Why You Want To Hear Your Food Sizzle In A Stainless Steel Pan
That sizzling sound often indicates something good is cooking. But why do we want to hear it when cooking on stainless steel? What does it mean for our food?
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This 2-2-4 Rule Slashes Health Hazards From The Leftovers In Your Fridge
You can store leftovers, but doing so safely can be tricky. Keeping this simple rule in mind simplifies the process and makes things easier.
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How Martha Stewart's Housekeeper Keeps Her Pots And Pans Looking Like New
If your stainless steel utensils looks stained, dull, cloudy, or have limescale deposits, this tip from Martha Stewart's household will make them sparkle again.
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