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Many diners make simple mistakes when eating at Chinese restaurants. Before you add soy sauce to your meal, find out how to avoid and fix this mistake first.
Read MoreCoffee is a great way to start the day, but it also has myriad uses in the kitchen. This clever trick keeps your chicken moist and flavorful.
Read MoreMuch of our at-home social life revolves around the kitchen. We spoke with an expert about how that personal touch draws people in.
Read MoreGiada De Laurentiis has a long list of tips for cooking potatoes, but her cheesy way of making them extra crispy may just be her most clever.
Read MoreJacques Pépin shares his affordable and easy way to dress up broccoli rabe. It's light, tasty, uses only a few ingredients, and is a simple side dish.
Read MoreThe struggles faced by Red Lobster and Joe's Crab Shack have shown how seafood restaurants can't make ends meet quite as effectively as other locations.
Read MoreOur quick and easy version of Bavarian cream only requires using two ingredients that you may already have in your pantry.
Read MoreWho doesn't love a spare freezer pie? We asked an expert for advice on how to freeze — and eventually thaw — a sweet potato pie for later.
Read MoreEver had a Negroni and feel that it's a too sweet or rich? Do your taste buds yearn for a drier cocktail? If that is the case, you might want to consider this.
Read MoreOnce prized for making lots of small, shaped cookies quickly, this vintage tool fell out of favor. Boomers still swear by it as a favorite in the kitchen.
Read MoreSome canned soups just don't taste the same when served cold. Here's how you can ensure maximum umami flavor and even heat distribution in the microwave.
Read MoreWhich classic spirits and cocktails will make a comeback in 2026? We spoke to a mixologist who gave her opinion on this year's trends.
Read MoreTechnology moves so quickly it's sometimes hard to recognize when something has become obsolete. This item was once in nearly every kitchen in the US.
Read MoreAn air fryer can cook just about anything, including steak. To make the most of your meat, avoid cooking this type of steak cut in your air fryer.
Read MoreGrandma-core is taking over kitchens in homes and restaurant in 2026 according to one trend report. Here's what it means.
Read MoreWhile sushi made with cookies may sound off-putting at first, thankfully no fish are involved. Here's how to make and enjoy this fun and sweet treat.
Read MoreKitchen shears can be very handy when preparing fish, but as an expert explains, they aren't always the best tool depending on the job.
Read MoreFor the most flavorful phở, use the right cut of chicken to make the most impact -- juicy, tender, and perfect for a rich, aromatic broth every time.
Read MoreBaking cookies with a consistent appearance can be difficult to master. This very easy trick will help beautify your next batch of cookies.
Read MoreMost of us have noticed an increase in the cost of groceries, but this one sweet treat has skyrocketed, so we delve into the reasons behind the price hike.
Read MoreNo one wants to endure spoiled, sour milk. But there are a few ways you can ensure it doesn't go bad for as long as possible.
Read MoreAccording to Ken Lin of New York City's Hutong, there are at least eight mistakes you should avoid when dining at a dim sum restaurant.
Read MoreAfter cooking a batch of rice, you should fluff it with a utensil before serving. Using a metal spoon to do so can cause some problems with the rice.
Read MoreThe brand of cream cheese you use can either make or break your bagel -- fortunately, the best one is likely the same one you've been buying anyways.
Read MoreIf you ended up with way too much liquid smoke on your homemade rack of ribs, there is one expert tip that may just save them yet.
Read MoreMaking delicious, rich cookies isn't very difficult — but it does require quality ingredients, including great butter. Find out which type to use.
Read MoreIf you've been looking at air fryers, you may be wondering if purchasing a basket or French door style is better. Here's what to consider before you buy.
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