Why Your Steak Gets That Gray Band (And How To Prevent It)
Making steak requires patience and a delicate hand. If you find yourself with gray bands in your steak, give it another shot using these pointers.
Read MoreMaking steak requires patience and a delicate hand. If you find yourself with gray bands in your steak, give it another shot using these pointers.
Read MoreWith the ability to snack and customize to your heart's desire, potato chips are ubiquitous for a reason. Turn it up by throwing on these two ingredients.
Read MoreGuy Fieri is the chairman and CEO of flavortown, and he has some pretty serious feelings about one of the most common seasonings in the kitchen.
Read MoreWhen Ina Garten admitted to a publication that she is a 'freak' about one particular ingredient, a popular food topper, we had to take note.
Read MoreOnce you've marinated oranges, they're steeped with more flavors, more depth, and all the citrus wonders you never thought possible for desserts.
Read MoreMac and cheese is a household favorite. While you might feel like mixing it up, there are some cheeses that you shouldn't use in your homemade mac and cheese.
Read MoreAsparagus can be a difficult vegetable to consistently cook to perfection, but Gordon Ramsay has a foolproof method to maximize its flavor and texture.
Read MoreWe consulted with professional chefs and industry experts to help us understand how to avoid common mistakes people make when cooking on an induction stovetop.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of offbeat burger toppings that offer more heft beyond a basic beef patty, look to a go-to guacamole ingredient to transform your dish.
Read MoreSimply peel a big batch of garlic cloves, then pop 'em in a resealable container, and stick 'em in the freezer for later use.
Read MoreHamburger Helper is a staple meal kit in many homes. While it's delicious as is, you can boost the flavor further with one canned ingredient.
Read MoreChia pudding is undeniably delicious, but not everyone has time to wait for it to set overnight. This trick enables you to whip it up in just 15 minutes.
Read MoreWhether you just ate an orange or made fresh lemonade, don't throw out those citrus peels just yet. You can use them to make delicious candy, and so much more.
Read MoreIf you've got a delicate piece of fish on the menu, we highly recommend cooking it with the French poaching method known as à la nage — it's customizable, too.
Read MoreChicken thighs don't have to be boring when there are many incredible ways to flavor them. Give your next marinade a boost by picking from these ingredients.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a heartier twist on this classic Italian-inspired dish, try using a tenderized piece of steak as the main protein instead.
Read MoreIf you're looking for ways to boost the protein levels in your pasta meals, this switch to another starch is easy and can trick your tastebuds.
Read MoreProtein bowls are all the rage. This one has the delicious flavors of chicken parm, with the addition of a protein-packed ingredient for an extra creamy touch.
Read MoreIf you've ever made a soup only for it to turn into a congealed, thick glob the following day, consider thinning it out with something other than water.
Read MoreOnion rings need to be crispy and crunchy rather than soggy or oily. To make that happen, we took some advice from an experienced chef on preparing onion rings.
Read MoreAlthough some purists may prefer it untouched, it's a dish that invites playful experimentation because it's fun, and because caprese is deliciously modular.
Read MoreMaking fried eggs for a crowd and accidentally broke a yolk? It can be a bit embarrassing. Use this restaurant trick that Bobby Flay swears by.
Read MoreYuzu, a vibrant Japanese citrus fruit, is delicious in a number of sauces. But how exactly do you use it? Use these formulas and play with flavors.
Read MoreIt's time to break out the chips and dip for backyard barbecues! Impress your guests by swapping in this '60s-era salad dressing in your dip.
Read MoreFrozen pizza is always a valid move if you're not in the mood for cooking. Before baking it, however, consider breaking it in half, as the benefits are immense.
Read MoreThe fact of the matter is that baking green tomatoes can yield equally irresistible, if not tastier, results.
Read MoreTender and moist cabbage is easily achievable in the oven if you follow one simple trick, and it uses a kitchen staple that nearly everyone already owns.
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