Skip The Cayenne — This Is The Best Spice To Pair With Honey In A Rub
Developing a spice blend takes a lot of trial and error, so we saved you the work and spoke with chef Jeff Mauro about building a rub with honey.
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Pistachio Butter Isn't Just For Toast — Try It On Savory Dishes
Pistachio butter is a natural match for savory dishes thanks to its roasted, nutty notes; swap it for peanut butter or use it with completely new recipes.
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Pick Up This Freeze-Dried Fruit For A Sweet Snack That's Loaded With Fiber
Fiber keeps you full, maintains digestive health, and helps to stabilize blood sugar, and there's one convenient freeze-dried snack that's full of the stuff.
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What To Know Before Substituting Chocolate Chips For Baking Chocolate
Chocolate is an ingredient that all bakers should have on hand. But did you know that there are many different kinds of chocolate to choose from?
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Some Peoples' Slow Cookers Are Exploding Due To One Common Mistake
You cannot argue with the convenience of a slow cooker, but there are safety concerns, especially with reports of slow cookers exploding for some users.
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Why Restaurant Workers Almost Never Order Salads, According To Reddit
If you're considering ordering a salad when eating out, this Reddit thread full of restaurant employees may make you second guess that decision.
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The Healthiest Vegetable In The World Probably Isn't One You'd Expect
While eating enough serving of vegetables is always a good choice, there's one vegetable that stands above the rest when it comes to packing in more nutrients.
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Jeff Mauro Says This Is The Best Knife For Cutting Prime Rib
When it comes to prime rib, the tool is as important as the technique. The type of knife you get and how well you treat it will matter more than the brand.
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This Is What Happens When You Buy Your Appliances Straight From The Manufacturer
Shopping for refrigerators, dishwashers, and other clunky appliances can be a stressful process. Here's how you can get them without the hassle.
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The Beer And Brewery Industry Used To Be Controlled By Women — What Happened?
Images conjured by the mention of beer tend to be male-centered, but that wasn't the case for many centuries. This is the real story behind brewing beer.
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Punch Up The Flavor Of Shrimp Cocktail With Jacques Pépin's Genius Trick
Tasty as shrimp cocktail may be, there's a way to easily boost flavor even further. Just follow Jacques Pépin's lead when poaching the shrimp.
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The Pioneer Woman Wants You To Pour This Beer Into Corned Beef And Cabbage
The Pioneer Woman’s secret to richer corned beef and cabbage? She pours a bold, malty beer into the pot for deeper flavor and tender results.
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Broccoli Goes From Side Character To Spotlight Stealer With This Asian-Inspired Boost
A luscious blend of peanut butter, soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil, and other flavorful condiments, the magic of this sauce is prominent on your broccoli.
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10 Irish Desserts Everyone Needs To Try At Least Once
Many people associate Irish cuisine with corned beef and Guinness, though its desserts are also worthy of note. Here are the ones you should try.
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How Jeff Mauro Gets Lamb Cooked Just Right Every Time
Cooking lamb can be challenging for many American cooks, if only due to lack of practice, but a growing number of chefs are helping to change that dynamic.
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Why A Fresh Cup Of Coffee Can Lose Its Bold Flavor In A Flash (And How You Can Prevent It)
For many of us our first cup of coffee in the morning is one of the best parts of the day, but if you find that the flavor quickly fades then here's what to do.
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Why There's Simply No Need For A Food Processor Anymore
If you think you still need a food processor in your kitchen, you may be wrong. Here's what you should consider replacing your appliance with.
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For The Hands-Down Best Cabbage, Braise It In This Liquid
Cabbage is no doubt hearty and traditional, but it's not that flavorful -- of course, not until you try this hack.
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You Don't Have To Fry Fish To Get A Crisp Crust — Your Oven Does The Trick
Fried fish is a sure crowd pleaser, but for a lighter and equally as crispy of breading, you can turn to your oven instead of the deep fryer.
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Paul Newman's Iconic Lima Beans Only Need 2 Extra Ingredients
Paul Newman is best known for his movies and salad dressing, but once you read about his lima bean recipe, you will definitely add it to the list.
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The Worst Store-Bought Cherry Pie Filling Comes From A Nostalgic Brand
A brand that excels in one field may just not have what it takes in another. That's the case with this pie filling that comes from a leading cake-mix maker.
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Is Your Air Fryer Toxic?
Air fryers are the appliance of the century, but there's a growing concern among fans who worry that they could be doing them much more harm than good.
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8 Red Wine Vinegars, Ranked Worst To Best
A good red wine vinegar can make dishes taste better and more complex, but not all brands offer those robust flavors. We tested eight to find the best.
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The Nut Swap To Try With Your Next Batch Of Maple Glazed Carrots
Carrots are a delicious and healthy vegetable that can be cooked many ways. Maple-glazed carrots can be accented with various types of nuts.
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12 Unexpected Ways To Use Cottage Cheese As An Ingredient
Cottage cheese is having its viral moment, and you can capitalize on the trend by adding this healthy ingredient to a surprising number of recipes.
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Jeff Mauro Skips Mint Jelly And Serves This Herby Condiment With Lamb
When celebrity chef Jeff Mauro was asked whether he personally pairs mint jelly with cooked lamb, the answer was a definitive, unhesitating "no."
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This Grilled Cheese Dessert Hybrid Sounds Fancier Than It Is (We Bet You Already Have The Ingredients)
Grilled cheese is a classic comfort food, and it tastes just as good as it is — but if you want something fancier, this dessert hybrid should be up your alley.
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