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  • butternut squash soup on counter

    This Fan-Favorite Soup Gets A Tasty Twist With Bourbon

    While butternut squash soup, in all of its many iterations, is plenty comforting on its own, you can enhance the squash potage's flavor with bourbon.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 10 months ago Read More
  • Close up of Ina Garten smiling

    You'll Always Find These 2 Boxed Pastas In Ina Garten's Pantry

    The Barefoot Contessa makes sure to keep two brands of pasta in her pantry: One for everyday dishes and another for more luxurious meals.

    By Karen Hart 10 months ago Read More
  • salad in bowl on counter

    Don't Toss Out Your Fruit That's About To Go Bad, Make Salad Dressing Instead

    Fruits can go from fresh to overripe in the blink of an eye. But that doesn't mean you have to throw them. Instead, turn those fruits into a tasty vinaigrette!

    By Mathieson Nishimura 10 months ago Read More
  • Greek yogurt in bowl on muslin with spoon

    12 Baking Ingredients That Can Be Substituted For Greek Yogurt

    Greek yogurt is a great addition in many baked goods. But what if you don't have any? These ingredients work well as substitutes when baking.

    By Sarah Moore 10 months ago Read More
  • A person packing leftover food away.

    How To Choose Between The Microwave And Air Fryer For Reheating Leftovers

    Both microwaves and air fryers are great at reheating leftovers, but there is an easy way to choose when to use one of these appliances or the other.

    By Megan Shoop-Volz 10 months ago Read More
  • Open, empty freezer with two shelves

    The (Real) Science Behind Those Ridges On The Bottom Of Your Freezer

    Some think that the ridges on the bottom of the freezer are for storing packages of meat upright, but this is not the case. Here is their real purpose.

    By Sarah Lintakoon 10 months ago Read More
  • Ketchup and fries

    The Easy Ketchup Upgrade You Probably Haven't Thought To Try

    Ketchup is one of those classic condiments that you might not think of upgrading, but you can take the sauce to a whole new level with one common ingredient.

    By Ginny Johnson 10 months ago Read More
  • Carrot-shaped cheese ball on a wooden board with other cheeses, meat, and fruit

    How To Make An Adorable Carrot Shaped Cheese Ball Perfect For The Easter Bunny

    Cheese balls are always welcome party appetizers, and you can make an adorable, carrot-shaped version that's perfect for Easter celebrations.

    By Ginny Johnson 10 months ago Read More
  • French fries on a wooden board with ketchup

    The Absolute Best Way To Reheat Leftover French Fries

    Leftover french fries can be a soggy, mushy mess if they aren't reheated properly. Here's the best way to crisp up those day-old fries according to an expert.

    By Eloise Rollins-Fife 10 months ago Read More
  • Raw bacon on white plate

    Should You Cook Bacon In A Pot?

    There are a litany of bacon cooking methods out there, and one of them is the controversial method of using a pot. Should you actually try this hack, though?

    By Megan Shoop-Volz 10 months ago Read More
  • close up of a sandwich with tomatoes and cheese

    Why You Should Keep Your Sandwich's Main Ingredient At The Bottom

    Sandwiches can't just revolve around the flavor or texture of your fillings; the structural integrity of this savory stack is just as important.

    By Megan Shoop-Volz 10 months ago Read More
  • English afternoon tea set including hot tea, pastry, scones, sandwiches, and mini pies on marble top table.

    Why You Should Ditch Bread To Create Truly Unique Tea Sandwiches

    Whoever said that tea sandwiches had to be made with bread? Here's how you can bring more color and texture to your next tea service by swapping out the bread.

    By Jennifer M. McNeill 10 months ago Read More
  • Top sirloin with butter and mushrooms

    Should You Really Be Deep-Frying Steak? The Answer Depends

    Steak is typically grilled or seared in a pan on the stove, but what if you were to cook it in a deep fryer? Is frying steak a good idea? Read on to find out.

    By Jackson Williams 10 months ago Read More
  • cottage cheese on spoon

    The Absolute Best Fruit To Pair With Cottage Cheese

    Wondering what fruit to pair with a bowl of creamy, tangy cottage cheese? Here's which fruit goes best and how to make the most of the pairing.

    By Mathieson Nishimura 10 months ago Read More
  • Person cleaning oven in yellow gloves

    Why It's A Mistake To Clean A Warm Oven

    Cleaning your oven is part of having a home kitchen, but if you're thinking of giving the appliance a thorough scrubbing, make sure it isn't warm. Here's why.

    By Allison Lindsey 10 months ago Read More
  • a variety of brightly colored cocktails in a row

    The 5 Best Cocktails With The Least Amount Of Booze

    Cocktails are refreshing whether they pack a punch or not. Here are five of the best low-alcohol mixed drinks to imbibe according to an expert.

    By Sonora Slater 10 months ago Read More
  • Baked beans in a serving dish

    The Absolute Best Way To Prepare Baked Beans Is Also The Easiest

    Baked beans is a simple and delicious dish that nevertheless takes time and effort to make well. Unless you make them using this much easier method.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green 10 months ago Read More
  • Duff Goldman speaking at an event

    Duff Goldman Likes His Favorite Dessert Loaded With All The Fixings

    Celebrity pastry chef Duff Goldman likes a simple dessert prepared in a very non-simple way. The best part? You can find it at a store near you.

    By Ginny Johnson 10 months ago Read More
  • A plate of biscuits covered in gravy

    Take Biscuits And Gravy To The Next Level With This Genius Suggestion

    If you love the creamy and fluffy combination of biscuits and gravy, take it to the next level by transforming it in one crucial way.

    By Eugenia Lazaris 10 months ago Read More
  • Fried fish on wax paper

    The Smartest Way To Make And Keep Fried Fish Fresh In Advance

    Whether you're making a batch for a big group or just planning ahead for dinner at home, here's how you can keep your fried fish fresh, according to an expert.

    By Camryn Teder 10 months ago Read More
  • tinned fish snack board with olives and bread

    The Beginners Guide To Crafting Tinned Fish Snack Boards

    Hosting a dinner party and planning to whip together a seacuterie centerpiece? We've consulted the experts to gather all the tips you need to make it special.

    By Sarah Moore 10 months ago Read More
  • Square cast iron pan with baked pizza dip

    Take Pizza From Pie To Dip With Cottage Cheese

    Protein-rich cottage cheese is your key to making an easy and filling pizza dip. It's perfect as a midday snack or as a party-pleasing appetizer.

    By Crystal Antonace 10 months ago Read More
  • A bottle of olive oil on a wooden surface.

    Don't Throw Away That Empty Glass Olive Oil Bottle. Do This Instead

    Olive oil is a key ingredient for cooking, so it stands to reason you're going through a fair few bottles. Instead of tossing them, try doing this instead.

    By Georgina Jedikovska 10 months ago Read More
  • Close-up of stacked and halved grilled cheese on plate

    5 Delicious Pairings For Your Grilled Cheese Sandwich (Besides Tomato Soup)

    Pairing a grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup is classic, but you don't have to limit yourself to one potage (or soup at all). Try these expert ideas.

    By Eloise Rollins-Fife 10 months ago Read More
  • Homemade hot honey in a bowl

    This Iconic Italian Coffee Dessert Tastes Even Better With Hot Honey

    Made from all but two simple ingredients, this hot and cold dessert tastes even better with a drizzle of sweet and spicy hot honey on top.

    By Dhruv Trivedi 10 months ago Read More
  • A plate of Rice Krispies treats

    The Secret Ingredient For Gooey, Chewy Rice Krispies Treats And Why It Works

    The best Rice Krispies treats are the perfect amount of chewy, gooey, and crunchy. Read on to find the one ingredient that can help you achieve this texture.

    By Eugenia Lazaris 10 months ago Read More
  • Person cutting a watermelon

    Is A Watermelon That's Split In The Center Safe To Eat?

    Ever slice open a watermelon, only to find that the flesh has cracked or split into several sections? Read this to know whether or not the fruit is safe to eat.

    By Hilary Wheelan Remley 10 months ago Read More
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