Gordon Ramsay's Ahi Tuna Technique Is Too Easy Not To Try
Seared ahi tuna is a delectable dish that's stood the test of time well. Gordon Ramsay's tip for the dish ensures your sesame seed coating won't come unstuck.
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The Best Time To Add BBQ Sauce To Pork, Beef, And Chicken
Pork, beef, and chicken all go great with a healthy dose of barbecue sauce, but it shouldn't be applied the same way at the same time with each type. -
The 3 Biggest Mistakes To Avoid When Making Lamb Chops
Lamb chops aren't enjoyed as often in the U.S. as they are in other parts of the world, and there are common mistakes that you should look out for. -
The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Cuban Sandwiches, According To An Expert
If a Cuban sandwich seems easy to slap together, think again. If you want to put one together at home, you should follow our expert's filling and assembly tips. -
Give Your Soda An Irresistibly Sweet Twist With Coffee Creamer
There are so many ways to stay cool with an icy beverage, it's no wonder adding coffee creamer to soda is more than a trend. -
You Only Need 4 Ingredients To Make Any Veggie Taste Like Chinese Takeout
If you want the veggies that you make at home to taste just as good as Chinese takeout veggies, combine oyster sauce, garlic, mushrooms and ginger. -
For Extra Decadent Pork Belly, Give It A Confit-Style Upgrade
There's no wrong recipe to choose when learning to perfect pork belly at home, but for a pork belly experience like no other, try a pork belly confit. -
The Best Wine Pairing For Prime Rib Is A Bold Classic
We all know that beef and red wine pair comfortably together like old friends, but what grape variety balances best with a prime rib cut? We asked an expert. -
How To Expertly Smoke Brisket And Ribs Together At Your Next Cookout
Pitmaster extraordinaire Aaron Franklin offers his best tips for time management, especially when you're smoking two different kinds of meat. -
Foie Gras And Fruit Make The Perfect Pairing For Any Season
Foie gras can be served with fruit in a number of ways. According to acclaimed chef Ryan Ratino, these are the best fruits to pair with your foie gras. -
Amplify The Flavor Of Store-Bought Frosting With A Little Bourbon
The bourbon works double time in store-brought frosting. It adds complementary flavors while amping up the ones already there. -
For More Flavorful Desserts Swap Out Vanilla Extract For Bourbon Vanilla Bean Paste
Bourbon bean vanilla paste is creamier and almost as concentrated as scraping vanilla beans yourself, and a jar of it isn't terribly expensive. -
The Type Of Steaks Texas Roadhouse Uses
Texas Roadhouse is a beef lover's dream. The popular chain serves various cuts of this type of beef at all of their locations. -
Cured Meats Are The Ultimate Savory Addition To All Your Pasta Salads
Besides being a good food steward by using up all the leftovers in your refrigerator, cured meats add a salty and deeply flavorful component to any pasta salad. -
Zucchini Keeps Your Oatmeal Cookies Extra Moist
Versatile zucchinis work in many savory and sweet recipes, bringing both moisture and nutrients to the table. Adding them to oatmeal cookies makes total sense. -
The Mistake To Avoid When Buying Frozen Shrimp If You Plan To Fry Them
Fried shrimp is sweet, nutritious, and delicious, but can be messy to prepare, so follow our essential tip on which kind to buy to avoid any difficulties. -
Add Rich Flavors To Mashed Sweet Potatoes With A Splash Of Bourbon
To give your next batch of mashed sweet potatoes a twist, add a little bourbon. This smoky, caramelly spirit works well in both savory and sweet applications. -
The Best Way To Cook Stuffed Poblano Peppers Is On The Grill
The grill is the perfect platform for making stuffed poblano peppers. Learn how to best utilize the heat, blister the skins, and more. -
Adjust The Amount Of Flour To Get Perfect Texture When Making Crawfish Étouffée
You don't need to stress yourself out while ensuring the sauce of your crawfish etouffee has the right texture -- all it takes is adjusting the amount of flour. -
Skip The Bourbon And Try These Spirits In Your Pumpkin Cocktails
Bourbon is usually considered the go-to spirit for warming pumpkin-spiced cocktails, but we recommend using Cognac, brandy, or dark rum instead. -
Give Salsa An Earthier Flavor With The Help Of Asparagus
Add asparagus to the mix, either diced or pulsed in a food processor for a delightfully different alternative to tomatoes. -
Pâte Fermentée Vs Sourdough Starter: What's The Difference?
There are few greater pleasures than a loaf of warm, fresh-baked bread. To get you started we look at both pâte fermentée and sourdough starters. -
Poach Fish In Butter Sauce For An Easy Meal With Luxurious Flavors
As the fish lightly simmers in a buttery, fragrant bath for about 20 minutes, it acquires a velvety richness that tastes divine and looks that way too. -
Fried Peaches Are Made To Be Paired With Ice Cream
Fried peaches are not only caramelized to sweet perfection, but also include a rich, flavorful sauce. This makes them the perfect ice cream topping. -
Why This Southern City Claims The Title Of 'Watermelon Capital Of The World'
The southern U.S. might be known for watermelon, but one Southern city grows so much of it that it has earned the title of "Watermelon Capital of the World." -
Wow Your Guests At Your Next Cookout By Grilling A Whole Tuna Collar
Tuna steaks are certainly delicious, but the rest of this coveted fish is also worth eating. Try grilling up a tuna collar for a gourmet dish that feeds many. -
When Cooking A Pot Of Beans, You Need Flavorful Aromatics
A pot of beans might not sound exciting - but there's a way to change that. Get creative with aromatics like herbs, spices, and vegetables to liven things up.
