The 10 Items Every Home Chef Should Have In Their Kitchen, According To Cat Cora
Looking to up your cooking game? Discover the essential kitchen items that Iron Chef Cat Cora believes every home chef should have on hand.
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The Oil You Should Be Using To Dress Just About Any Salad
With so many different oils available — from EVOO to sunflower to grapeseed and beyond — knowing which one to use can be hard, so we asked an expert.
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15 Clever Ways To Use Frozen Vegetables In Your Cooking
Frozen vegetables can be so much more than just a boring side dish to your meals. You can use them in many dishes to add more nutrients and flavor.
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Put A Salty Spin On S'mores With This Cracker Swap
S'mores are a must around the campfire, or even simply when the leaves start to fall and the weather cools down. But one clever swap makes them even better.
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How To Choose The Right Thickener For Your Homemade Pie
To help texturize your homemade pie, you need to pick the right thickener for the process. One pro baker offers some notable suggestions.
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The Only Extra Topping Your Grilled Cheese Needs For Maximum Flavor
A grilled cheese sandwich is always delicious but there are clever ways to elevate the taste even further, and this extra topping may just be the ultimate one.
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Why You Ought To Cook Squid On Really High Heat
Before you get started on your next squid recipe, take one professional's advice and cook it on high heat. It's really the best way.
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You've Probably Been Crimping Pie Crust Wrong, So We Had An Expert Chime In
Crimping the crust of pies is about more than just creating a pretty pattern along the golden edge — and there's a better way to do it.
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Toast First, Grill Later: The Grilled Cheese Trick You're Missing
Grilled cheese sandwiches are a beloved classic, and there are tons of ways to elevate them. But this one simple hack will improve the overall texture.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Best Tips For Exceptional Garlic Bread – Exclusive
Celebrity chef and TV personality Alex Guarnaschelli offered Tasting Table some tips for perfecting homemade garlic bread, ensuring it's delicious every time.
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Tips For Freezing Fresh Salmon
You just bought some beautiful fresh salmon, but you're unable to eat it right away. There's no harm in freezing fresh salmon, as long as you do it correctly.
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Martha Stewart's One-Ingredient Upgrade For Soup Adds Instant Flavor
If you want to infuse your homemade soup with more flavor, take a page out of Martha Stewart's playbook with this simple upgrade.
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The Budget-Friendly Twist On Mississippi Pot Roast That's Just As Delicious
Rather than making Mississippi roast with beef, give it a flavorful — and inexpensive — twist with this meat substitute.
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Why You Might Not Want To Use Fresh Berries In Your Crumbles
Before you start your next homemade crumble, note one expert's warnings against using fresh berries in the dessert. Try these instead.
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The Best Anti-Browning Method For Avocados Is Hiding In Plain Sight
Avocados can get brown at the drop of the hat, especially once they've been cut into. This clever trick will help keep the fruit's flesh green longer.
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This Boomer Dinner Is Still Beloved Today And Simple Enough To Make At Home, So You Can Skip Olive Garden
Unless you're seeking unlimited salad and breadsticks at Olive Garden, you're better off making the classic Italian-American dish at home.
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An Easy 4-Ingredient Dupe For Trader Joe's Scallion Pancakes (If They Ever Disappear)
If you're afraid that Trader Joe's tasty scallion pancake offerings might disappear, try this 4-ingredient trick to make them at home.
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These Are The Absolute Best Beans For Salads
From the three-bean salad of the 1950s to the TikTok bean salad trend of 2025, beans in salads stand the test of time -- but is one bean better than others?
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Roasting Beets? Martha Stewart's Way Is Simple (And So Easy To Peel)
Martha Stewart's method for roasting beets should be the default among home cooks.
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This Classic Chocolate-Caramel Candy Tastes Way Better Frozen
With Halloween around the corner, chances are you have a lot of candy in the house. Throw some of these in the freezer. Trust us, you'll love it.
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Husk On Or Off? Here's How You Should Be Grilling Corn On The Cob
We spoke to chef Emily Yuen during the New York City Wine & Food Fest, who told us exactly how she prefers to grill her corn on the cob.
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Gordon Ramsay's 'Naughty Chef's Trick' For Extra-Smooth Pumpkin Soup
Gordon Ramsay has a few tricks up his sleeve, and this time he's tackling pumpkin soup. See how he alters it just slightly for a major improvement.
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Poor Man's Casserole Proves That Cheap, Simple Ingredients Can Be Decadent And Delicious
Poor man's casserole is a classic dish that can be cooked up with pantry staples, but you can dress it up with a few easy swaps and tweaks.
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The Best Pigs-In-A-Blanket Are Even Easier To Make Than Normal
Pigs-in-a-blanket are staples for the festive season, but they can be time-consuming to make. This hack makes them easier than ever, and even tastier.
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Don't Sleep On This Sweet Honeycrisp Alternative You Can Find At Trader Joe's
Apples come in many varieties, but Honeycrisps are hard to beat. Luckily, there's a new contender, and it's just as sweet and crunchy as your old favorites.
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How Long Butternut Squash Lasts – And The Best Way To Store It For Max Freshness
Butternut squash season is fleeting. Here's the best way to store those gourds so you can enjoy them all fall and winter long.
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10 Wellness Resort-Inspired Snacks And Drinks For A Luxurious Home Spa Day
From infused water to chia pudding and homemade energy bars, this is the ultimate list for a spa-worthy buffet you can prepare and enjoy at home.
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