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  • A cooked cut of prime rib with herbs on a cutting board

    Fresh Vs Dry Herbs: Which Is Better For Your Prime Rib Rub?

    Choosing the right seasonings can make or break a prime rib. Thus, it's important to know how both dried and fresh herbs can impact the taste.

    By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman March 23rd, 2025 Read More
  • Tyler Florence pointing while wearing apron

    The Best Way To Cut, Season, And Cook Picanha Steak, According To Tyler Florence

    Picanha steak is a specialty of Brazilian steakhouses, but if you want to make it at home, here are the best ways to cut, season, and cook it.

    By Matthew Spina March 23rd, 2025 Read More
  • salmon pinwheel served with salad

    How To Make Trader Joe's Salmon Pinwheels Crispy & Juicy Without Overcooking

    The higher fat content of salmon and the creamy feta cheese contribute moisture, but Trader Joe's salmon pinwheels aren't immune to drying out. So do this.

    By Julia Holland March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • all purpose seasoning

    What Exactly Is All-Purpose Seasoning?

    With a name like all purpose, you would think this seasoning could be sprinkled on anything, but some of flavors might be better on some foods than others.

    By Mathieson Nishimura March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • A roasted turkey sitting in the oven.

    The Japanese Knife You Should Be Using To Carve Turkey

    When carving a turkey, many of us reach for a carving knife. However, there is specially designed Japanese knife that will allow you to do a better job.

    By James Andersen March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Slices of garlic butter and a bulb of garlic on a board

    The Garlic Butter Mistake That's Robbing You Of So Much Flavor

    There's a key mistake home cooks often make when whipping up a delicious batch of garlic butter. Here's how to avoid it.

    By Mathieson Nishimura March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Tyler Florence in black shirt

    Why Tyler Florence Never Marinates Steak - And What He Does Instead

    Tyler Florence clearly knows his way around a grill and, as far as he is concerned, it's all about mopping over marinating. But what exactly is mopping?

    By Deb Kavis March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Bagel sandwiches with salmon, ham, and turkey

    The Second Best Way To Enjoy Your Favorite Bagel Toppings

    From everything bagel seasoning to smoked salmon, there are loads of toppings we put on our morning bagels, but there's another way to enjoy these ingredients.

    By Elizabeth Okosun March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • porchetta

    The Cut Of Pork Traditionally Used For Porchetta

    Porchetta, a venerable Italian rolled pork roast that was traditionally prepared for feasts and celebrations, has become the darling of chefs and home cooks.

    By Peggy Aoki March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Grilled cheese in between bowls of marinara sauce and mayo against a blue spiral background

    Grilled Cheese Hacks From TikTok That Are Actually Worth Trying

    Want to upgrade your standard grilled cheese sandwich? TikTok has some incredible hacks that will take this classic snack from drab to fab.

    By Catherine Brookes March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Cottage/buckboard bacon on cutting board

    The Cheap Pork Cut That Makes Rich, Flavorful Buckboard Bacon

    If you are wanting to save some money while also cooking up some deliciously flavorful buckboard bacon, here's the cut of meat to look out for.

    By Austin Havens-Bowen March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Maple syrup candy net to jar of maple syrup

    Turn Maple Syrup Into Melt-In-Your-Mouth Candy Without Any Extra Ingredients

    If you need a quick fix for your sweet tooth, you can easily make a delicious piece of candy out of maple syrup. You won't even need any other ingredients.

    By Kat Lieu March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Close-up of sliced, cooked Kobe beef

    What's So Special About Kobe Beef, And How To Get The Maximum Flavor Out Of It

    If you've shelled out for a fine piece of Kobe beef, you want to nail the cook on it. An expert helps us make the most of this mouthwatering beef.

    By Autumn Swiers March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Crispy onion chips

    You Only Need One Extra Ingredient To Turn Onions Into Shatteringly Crisp Chips

    Onion rings are always a welcome delight, but let's face it -- it can be a hassle to make. Opt for onion ring chips instead with this easy recipe.

    By Sylvia Tomczak March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Three different misos in bowls

    The Best Type Of Miso For A Flavorful Marinade

    Miso can be intimidating if you have never cooked with it before. To learn which type is best to use when making a marinade, we reached out to an expert

    By Karen Hart March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Prime rib, sliced on a cutting board

    Can Prime Rib Be Cooked In A Crock-Pot?

    Slow cookers are usually used to cook pot roast or soups, but if you prepare it just right, the appliance is great for slow cooking prime rib.

    By Karen Hart March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • Potato Rosti in pan

    The Role Of Fat In Making Perfectly Crispy Rösti

    Although it may seem easy, it can also be tricky to cook potato rösti and ensure it turns out extra crispy. Here's how fat can play a part in achieving this.

    By Michelle Welsch March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • A marbled sirloin steak next to mushrooms and honey

    The Best Way To Tenderize Sirloin Tip Roast Is This Cooking Method

    Sirloin tip is a lean piece of beef that can sometimes end up too tough. Follow this expert's advice for a tender sirloin tip every time.

    By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman March 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • prime rib tied on a serving dish surrounded by vegetables

    When To Tie Your Prime Rib For The Best Results (And How To Do It Properly)

    When are you supposed to tie your prime rib? For the best results, we spoke with one chef who offers some advice on when and how to properly tie your meat.

    By Julia Holland March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • Barbecue sauce and grilled meat

    Your Barbecue Sauce Is Missing One Tropical Ingredient

    Topping the already perfect balance of barbecue sauce seems unthinkable, but if there's any ingredient capable of doing it, it's this unexpected fruit.

    By Luna Regina March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • Composite image depicting mozzarella sticks surrounded by alternate cheese that can be used

    16 Alternate Cheeses To Give The Mozz Stick Treatment

    Mozzarella sticks are undoubtedly delicious, but we can think of over a dozen cheese alternatives that can elevate this appetizer to a decadent treat.

    By Carmen Varner March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • Toasted sourdough sandwich with ham, chicken, cheese, and bacon

    How To Choose The Right Bread For Your Sandwiches Every Single Time

    From a sandwich filled with a creamy deli salad to a warm and toasty number, here is how an expert decides which bread is best for the job.

    By Amanda Berrill March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • Steak au poivre with fries on a white plate

    How To Get Your Peppercorns Just Right For Steak Au Poivre

    The success of steak au poivre partly depends on the peppercorns you use and how you apply them to the protein. Chef Tyler Florence weighs in on this question.

    By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • putting toppings on a homemade pizza

    The Best (And Worst) Salt To Use For Delicious Homemade Pizza Dough

    Wondering which kind of salt you should use when making homemade pizza dough? According to one expert, the choice is quite simple.

    By Holly Tishfield March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • A plate of puto piled in two layers

    How To Make Steamed Rice Snacks Without A Steamer

    Follow this kitchen hack to avoid having to buy a steamer simply to enjoy steamed rice snacks, a Filipino delight that's as versatile as it is easy to make.

    By Martha Brennan March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • A juicy steak on a grill

    One Ingredient That Should Never Be In Your Steak Marinade

    Marinating is a great way to boost flavor and tenderize your steak, but in an exclusive tip, an expert revealed one ingredient you should leave out.

    By Stephanie Maida March 21st, 2025 Read More
  • Cinnamon toast on a plate, surrounded by bowls of possible toppings including chocolate, whipped cream, ground pumpkin spice, and fruit

    5 Simply Delicious Upgrades For Sweet Cinnamon Toast

    Traditionally cinnamon toast only requires a few ingredients to make. Which also makes it the perfect canvas to let your culinary creativity go wild.

    By Michelle Welsch March 21st, 2025 Read More
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