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  • jar of homemade vinaigrette surrounded by ingredients

    Offset Acidic Vinaigrettes With An Unlikely Fruit

    It can be easy to get in a rut with vinaigrette, using the same mix every time, so next time you're about to shake one up, add this fruit for a sweeter result.

    By Martha Brennan 3 months ago Read More
  • Blue corn tortilla nachos on sheet pan, topped with guacamole and jalapenos

    24 Nacho Recipes For Football Season And Beyond

    Nachos are great to snack on for any game day during football season. Take a look at some of our favorite nacho recipes that any football fan can enjoy.

    By Catherine Brookes 3 months ago Read More
  • Various types of sauces

    The One Ingredient To Add Instant Umami To Any Sauce

    Umami has the power to add depth and complexity to just about anything -- and with this ingredient, you can add it instantly to any of your favorite sauces.

    By Luna Regina 3 months ago Read More
  • person making salad

    The Overlooked Pantry Item That Elevates Even The Most Basic Salad Kit

    This easy pantry ingredient can sometimes sit on the shelf waiting for its moment to shine, and it turns out, buying a boring packaged salad is that moment.

    By Sara Klimek 3 months ago Read More
  • Red and yellow stuffed bell peppers in a cast iron skillet with tomatoes, cheese, and corn nearby on the table

    The Store-Bought Shortcut That Makes Filling Stuffed Peppers A Total Breeze

    Stuffed peppers are an unassuming, filling dinner bursting with flavor. Try this grocery hack to make prep quick and easy, allowing more time to customize.

    By Dee Lopez 3 months ago Read More
  • Oven baked potatoes

    Beef Up Your Baked Potatoes (Literally) And You'll Never Want The Side Dish Another Way

    The best way to enhance your baked potato offerings is to add some extra beef to the side dish. Trust us, you won't be sorry.

    By Deb Kavis 3 months ago Read More
  • Chicago-style deep dish pizzas on cast iron skillets

    The Topping Mistake That Can Turn Your Chicago-Style Pizza Into Mush

    If you're hoping to try your hand at making your own Chicago-style deep-dish pizza, there's one topping mistake you should avoid like the plague.

    By Matthew Spina 3 months ago Read More
  • A plate of prime rib with vegetables

    This Zesty Sauce Is The Perfect Alternative To Horseradish For Your Prime Rib

    Prime rib is a classic special occasion dinner, and the dish's typical accompaniments are equally traditional, unless you switch things up with this sauce.

    By Martha Brennan 3 months ago Read More
  • A person squeezing the juice from half a lemon on a cutting board

    Bottled Vs Fresh: How To Know Which Lemon Juice To Use, And When

    Lemon juice is a great addition to all kinds of recipes. We spoke with an expert about when to use fresh juice and when bottled is the best option.

    By Claire Wells 3 months ago Read More
  • Pizza with burrata and arugula

    The Sauce That Adds Rich, Creamy Depth To Pizza Without Extra Effort

    If you're tired of basic marinara pizza sauce, try this unconventional pick that will add deep Mediterranean flavor to your next homemade pie.

    By Elizabeth Okosun 3 months ago Read More
  • Roasted carrots and herbs in a black bowl

    This Simple Cutting Trick Is The Secret To Crispy, Caramelized Roasted Carrots

    If you master this simple cutting trick, you can make roasted carrots that will turn out crispy, caramelized, and full of flavor every time.

    By Ian Fortey 3 months ago Read More
  • a plate of fluffy pancakes wuth nuts and fruit

    The Boozy Ingredient That Belongs In Your Next Batch Of Pancakes

    Pancakes are a classic breakfast staple, but that doesn't mean they have to be plain. Dress up the stack with an additional, boozy ingredient.

    By Claudia Alarcón 3 months ago Read More
  • Giada de Laurentiis smiling in front of greenery

    Giada De Laurentiis Uses This Type Of Beef For Her Bolognese Sauce

    The ingredients you use in a recipe can make or break the dish. For Bolognese sauce, there's only one meat expert chef Giada de Laurentiis uses — here's why.

    By Martha Brennan 3 months ago Read More
  • Whole roasted chicken in crumpled foil on a cutting board

    Don't Risk Smoke While Roasting — Crumple Your Aluminum Foil

    Nobody likes when their kitchen fills with smoke. This simple trick will keep a roast's fat from getting superheated and causing your oven to smoke.

    By Claire Wells 3 months ago Read More
  • Overhead view of classic beef Wellington on a table with holiday decor

    Swap This Old-School Classic Into Your Beef Wellington For A Cheap Alternative

    A beef Wellington is a showstopper of a dish, but it can be expensive and daunting to make. We asked a chef for a cheaper alternative that still wows.

    By Allie Sivak 3 months ago Read More
  • tossing unspecified salad

    This Protein-Rich And Fiber-Packed Warm Salad Hits All The Satisfying Textures In One Bowl

    This salad is way more than a side-dish. It's fully packed with flavor and hearty nutrients, and with some variations can take you all the way through winter.

    By Luna Regina 3 months ago Read More
  • Joanna Gaines smiling with hair down

    Joanna Gaines' Baked Spaghetti Is Even Better With One Cheese Tip

    In Gaines' version of baked spaghetti, the cozy, casserole-style dish is made with pasta, tender chicken, sauteed veggies, and a rich cream-and-cheese sauce.

    By Wendy Leigh 3 months ago Read More
  • Amanda Freitag smiles with her arms out during a food demo

    Amanda's Freitag's Best Tips For A Fluffy Omelet

    A perfectly fluffy omelet takes practice, patience, and a lot of love. That's why we sought out the advice of celebrity chef Amanda Freitag.

    By Martha Brennan 3 months ago Read More
  • Ree Drummond wearing a printed blouse and looking at the camera

    Ree Drummond Wants You To Leave This Classic Add-In Out Of Pot Roast

    A pot roast might seem like the perfect one-pot recipe, but there's always room to experiment. Here is the tasty twist Ree Drummond humbly suggests.

    By A.J. Forget 3 months ago Read More
  • different herbal teas and ingredients on a wood table

    Don't Pour Extra Brewed Tea Down The Drain, Use It In Your Breakfast Instead

    If you have brewed a little too much tea, you don't have to pour it down the drain in defeat. Just use it in this easy breakfast dish instead.

    By Julia Holland 3 months ago Read More
  • A person in a teal linen apron juggles three glass jars of tomato sauce

    Canned Vs Fresh Tomatoes: Which Are Actually More Nutritious?

    Canned vegetables get a bad rap, but they can rival their fresh counterparts in the nutrition department. This is how to assess tomatoes in various forms.

    By Whitney Bard 3 months ago Read More
  • A cream cheese dip with fresh appetizer

    This 3-Ingredient Cream Cheese Dip Is Completely Customizable

    Dips tend to lean savory, but there's a world of possibilities that opens up when you expand into sweet-dip territory. This one is a creamy, easy start.

    By Luna Regina 3 months ago Read More
  • Guy Fieri speaking at event

    How Guy Fieri Makes His Veggie Burgers Totally One-Of-A-Kind

    Guy Fieri's veggie burgers are a work of art, packed with ingredients and full to the brim with flavor and texture. Here's how to go about making one at home.

    By Michelle Welsch 3 months ago Read More
  • Charcuterie board with various meats, cheeses, and accoutrements

    9 Cheeses At Whole Foods You Should Add To Your Charcuterie Board

    The best way to build a charcuterie board is to use a variety of flavors and textures. Try one of these cheeses at Whole Foods for making the perfect board.

    By Samantha Maxwell 3 months ago Read More
  • Alton Brown surrounded by holiday dishes

    Alton Brown Tells Us His Best Holiday Cooking Tips, Tricks, And Hacks - Exclusive

    Seeking inspiration for your holiday meals? We interviewed "Good Eats" host Alton Brown about his best holiday cooking tips -- from main dishes to drinks.

    By Brandon Rich 3 months ago Read More
  • shredded zucchini in a glass bowl on a table near a cutting board

    Squeeze Out The Water From Shredded Vegetables With This Unexpected Kitchen Tool

    Many good recipes call for squeezing all the water out of a vegetable, which can be quite a chore. There is a kitchen tool that can do this job well.

    By Deepak N 3 months ago Read More
  • Cajun seasoning in a bowl

    Does Homemade Cajun Seasoning Need Salt?

    Cajun seasoning delivers a blend of balanced flavor to a dish. We asked an expert if salt is needed when mixing our own blend of Cajun spices.

    By Nicole Alexander 3 months ago Read More
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