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  • Cutting Vegetables Affects How They Taste

    Don’t cut corners when it comes to chopping your vegetables. It actually makes a big difference.

    By Alison Spiegel July 12th, 2016 Read More
  • Time-Saving Kitchen Appliances Every Millennial Should Own

    Just because you’re short on time doesn’t mean you can’t whip up a baller meal. With these fine instruments by your side, you’ll be cooking in no time.

    By Alison Spiegel July 11th, 2016 Read More
  • The Best Way To Grill Corn

    If you haven’t been grilling corn in the husk, you’ve been missing out on a winning technique.

    By Alison Spiegel July 8th, 2016 Read More
  • How To Make Summer Pasta Salad Without Mayonnaise

    Master the perfect pasta salad, plus five summer-ready recipes to get you started.

    By Abby Reisner July 7th, 2016 Read More
  • What The Hole In Your Spaghetti Spoon Is Actually For

    It turns out there’s another function for that hole in your pasta spoon, aside from draining water.

    By Alison Spiegel July 7th, 2016 Read More
  • Americans Are Very Confused About "Health Foods"

     If you think granola and coconut oil are healthy, we’ve got news for you, and it ain’t good, according to nutritionists.

    By Alison Spiegel July 6th, 2016 Read More
  • Pickled fruit and vegetables

    14 Surprising Foods You Can Pickle

    Pickling is most associated with cucumbers, but you can pickle and preserve just about anything, from summer fruits to produce scraps to fresh seafood.

    By Abby Reisner July 6th, 2016 Read More
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    The Difference Between A Key Lime & A Regular Lime

    Ever wonder what the difference between a key lime and a regular lime is? Discover what sets them apart and when to use each one for optimal results.

    By Alison Spiegel July 6th, 2016 Read More
  • Video: How Does NYC Brisket Stack Up?

    Texas BBQ legend John Lewis takes the NYC brisket challenge.

    By Dave Katz July 5th, 2016 Read More
  • 5 Recipes To Make Using Leftover Hot Dogs

    Here are five recipes for leftover hot dogs that don’t involve nuking them in the microwave.

    By Abby Reisner July 5th, 2016 Read More
  • How To Make Key Lime Pie

    We help you master a tart and sweet Key lime pie, perfect for summer.

    By Tasting Table Staff July 5th, 2016 Read More
  • The 6 Best Spice Rubs For Summertime Grilling

    Grilling season is in full swing, and while we like playing around in our spice cabinet to create a good rub, it’s also crucial to have the tried-and-true go-tos on hand for impromptu barbecuing. Here are six favorites.

    By Devra Ferst July 1st, 2016 Read More
  • An Avocado Shortage Is Looming, Just In Time For The Long Weekend

    Heading into the Fourth of July weekend, very little could ruffle our feathers, except for a threat to our guacamole plans.

    By Alison Spiegel July 1st, 2016 Read More
  • The Most Exciting Things About American Food Right Now

    Our editors sound off on the most exciting (and delicious) things happening in American food right now.

    By Karen Palmer July 1st, 2016 Read More
  • How You Can Use Leftover Smoked Brisket

    We show you 5 ways to repurpose your leftover smoked brisket (including a killer brisket taco).

    By Tasting Table Staff July 1st, 2016 Read More
  • Feast Kitchen Raises The Bar For Cooking Apps

    Comprehensive, functional and just plain old pretty to look at, this new cooking app has it all.

    By Alison Spiegel June 30th, 2016 Read More
  • How To Make Chopping Herbs Even Easier

    Kitchen shears are one of the most underutilized tools, so turn over a new leaf–literally—this summer and discover an easier way to cut up fresh herbs.

    By Alison Spiegel June 30th, 2016 Read More
  • A Grilled Lobster Recipe For Summer - Earth At Hidden Pond

    Danielle and Justin Walker know lobster—it’s a staple at their Kennebunkport, Maine, restaurant, Earth at Hidden Pond. Their grilled lobster is one you’ll want to get your claws into.

    By Karen Palmer June 30th, 2016 Read More
  • Easy Mayonnaise Steak Marinade Recipe

    Mayo is the one ingredient that will make your steak better, whether you use it on its own or with your favorite spice rub. Get the recipe at Tasting Table.

    By Abby Reisner June 29th, 2016 Read More
  • The Best Watermelon Recipes For Summer

    Watermelon lemonade, salad, granita and more to help you kick off summer.

    By Abby Reisner June 29th, 2016 Read More
  • Frog Eyes Farm Grows Some Of America's Only Real Wasabi

    Real wasabi is hard to grow and harder to find, but this Oregon farm took on the challenge.

    By Alison Spiegel June 29th, 2016 Read More
  • Grilling Recipes For Every Personality Type

    Overwhelmed by all the amazing grilling recipes out there and not sure which one’s right for you? We’ve got you covered.

    By Alison Spiegel June 28th, 2016 Read More
  • Walmart's Package Labels Aim To Help Cut Food Waste

    Approximately one-third of food produced globally goes to waste annually. Walmart is hoping to cut that number down with its new food labels.

    By Devra Ferst June 27th, 2016 Read More
  • An Easy Tip For How To Keep Your Oven Clean

    Follow this tip, and you’ll never have to clean your oven again.

    By Abby Reisner June 24th, 2016 Read More
  • How To Make Carnitas

    We show you how to make the carnitas to build the perfect taco.

    By Tasting Table Staff June 24th, 2016 Read More
  • Guide To The Best Bottled Hot Sauces 2016

    10 hot sauces, one editorial team. It’s a good old-fashioned blind taste test of cult hot sauces. Here are the winners.

    By Elyse Inamine June 23rd, 2016 Read More
  • The Best Cookbooks For Outdoor Cooking

    Here’s how to cook like a camping pro without having to step one foot out of your kitchen.

    By Abby Reisner June 23rd, 2016 Read More
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