The Clever Way To Keep Your Picnic Foods Cold And Organized
Keeping your refreshments accessible and sufficiently chilled on an outdoors adventure can be tricky, but we've got some guidance.
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Brush Mashed Potatoes With Egg Wash For A Golden Crust
While the gorgeous brown surface may seem reserved for nobility, obtaining that same crisp golden color and texture on any mashed potato dish is simple. -
What Makes Buffalo Mozzarella Unique?
Mozarella is so much more than the shredded stuff that comes from a bag. Buffalo mozzarella in particular is a delicious and complex Italian delicacy. -
The Difference Between Panzerottis And Calzones
Beyond their names, the two portable pizza-like treats, calzones and panzerotti, have easily identifiable differences such as how they're cooked. -
Instantly Tame Overly Acidic Tomato Sauce With A Touch Of Cream
No one enjoys a bitter sauce for their pasta, but did you know that you can instantly tame overly acidic tomato sauce with a touch of cream? Here's how. -
The Region That Produces The Majority Of China's Coffee Beans
Coffee culture has been growing steadily in China, much of it thanks to this one province that produces up to 95% of the country's coffee beans. -
The Best Way To Season Burritos For Full Flavor In Every Bite
Making the best burritos is part art, part science, and a lot of taste-testing. This tip for seasoning properly will help you make a perfect burrito every time. -
Why You Need To Stop Overlooking Potatoes In Veggie Burgers
Learn why potatoes might be the perfect addition to your next homemade veggie burger recipe. Be inspired by different seasoning options for this healthy dish. -
The Case For Using Rum In Your Next Espresso Martini
The espresso martini's reemergence has made it a bar staple in recent years -- but now it's time to switch things up. Here's why you should try it with rum. -
The Secret Ingredient For A Crispier Grilled Cheese
Grilled cheese is best when it achieves the perfect combination of melty cheese and crispy bread. Use this less-conventional oil to get crispy grilled cheese. -
The Simple Bread Swap To Improve French Onion Soup
While French onion soup is comforting, the mushy texture created by using bread at the bottom and top of the bowl can be a little off-putting. -
Why Does The US Have A Billion Pound Surplus Of Cheese?
The efforts the U.S. government has made to manage agriculture and food shortages have backfired, and they have more cheese than they know what to do with. -
Conchas: The Beautiful Shell-Inspired Mexican Sweet Bread
Conchas are classic Mexican pan dulces or sweet breads. A crackle-crust topping, similar to streusel, forms a shell pattern on top of the pastry. -
Batata Bhaji: The Indian Potato Dish That's Offered To Gods
Batata Bhaji is a simple, delicious potato-based recipe from India. Learn about its history and how it's offered to the gods. -
Beyond Meat Has Finally Settled A 5-Year-Long Contract Lawsuit
Recently it was announced that plant-based "meat" producer Beyond Meat has settled a 5-year-long lawsuit, though this doesn't end the company's legal battles. -
Is A Baking Dish The Same Thing As A Baking Pan?
Choosing the right baking tools can be tricky. You probably have both baking dishes and baking pans in your house, so which one is right for the job? -
The Measurement You Need For A Perfect Egg-In-A-Hole
There are many ways to make an egg-in-a-hole, but the one thing that must remain consistent is the measurements for the hole and the egg's bread "frame." -
Ukraine's Corn Harvest Begins Amid Lower Yield Predictions
In the aftermath of the Russian invasion, Ukraine's corn harvest is expected to drop drastically. Here's what that means for the world's food supply. -
Why Scrambled Eggs Taste Better From A Restaurant Than At Home
If you've thought scrambled eggs taste better in a restaurant than at home, you aren't alone. Here's why this dish can be easily elevated in both places. -
The Absolute Easiest Way To Make Iced Coffee
Coffee is a necessary part of many's morning routines. With the rise in popularity of iced coffee, here is the absolute easiest way to make it right at home. -
Why You Should Always Have Canned Pumpkin In Your Pantry
With so much versatility and nutrition, pumpkin is one of the best canned foods to have in your pantry. Fortunately, it is easy to find in most grocery stores. -
The Simple Trick For Ultra Crispy Tofu
Tofu is as good as you prepare it, so you must achieve the right flavor and texture to enjoy it. Learn the trick chefs use to prepare perfectly crispy tofu. -
Why You Should Never Use Stale Marshmallows For Rice Krispies Treats
Rice Krispies treats are classic childhood desserts for many, but using stale marshmallows can be complicated. Find out how to use up those old marshmallows. -
The Real Reason Your Breakfast Sandwich Is Bland
A great way to save money is making your own breakfast sandwiches, but it's important to know how your local bodega makes them so delicious. -
The Major Differences Between Spanish And Italian Olive Oil
Olive oil is a popular ingredient used when cooking, but there are many options to choose from. Here's the difference between Spanish and Italian olive oil. -
José Andrés Just Gave A Grim Warning About Ukraine's Food Crisis
World Central Kitchen, founded by Chef José Andrés, has helped Ukrainians during the Russian invasion. Andrés has a grim warning for the country's food crisis. -
Why Ranch Water Could Be The Next Hard Seltzer
A new Western-inspired drink is capturing the hearts -- and tastebuds -- of those who love refreshing, not-too-sweet cocktails.
