Food Network mainstay Ina Garten uses three main ingredients in this appetizer, a tomato-based dish that is easy to prepare and customizable in many ways.
When made properly, pulled pork is full of flavor - and there are plenty of ways to achieve that. One ingredient to boost pulled pork is closer than you think.
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.
There are a surprising number of pitfalls in the supposedly easy task of boiling an egg. But the ever-reliable Julia Child's method makes a lot of sense to us.
Due to its tough consistency, eye of round is often overlooked. But this beef cut can become tender and juicy if you slow-roast it using this temperature trick.
Here's what one vegan recipe developer and cookbook author believes are the best ways to use mayonnaise to elevate the flavor of your black bean burgers.
While Julia Child most famously cooked French food, she also had a couple of opions on Italian cuisine, too. Here's what she thought of making fresh pasta.
According to canned seafood expert Charlotte Langley, canned anchovies aren't just for Caesar salads; they can be used in these dishes and many others.
Without added seasoning, plant-based meat substitutes like tofu, seitan, and tempeh can taste bland or bitter. Spice up your meatless proteins with these tips.
Combining crunchy bread with a variety of toppings, bruschetta makes an excellent snack or appetizer. But for best results, you'll want to roast the tomatoes.
There's not much required to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, but there are a few dos and don'ts that can take it from a good sandwich to a great one.