Let Canned Soup Simmer On The Stove For A Thick Pasta Sauce In A Flash
If you're getting tired of pasta sauces, there's an easy fix. Believe it or not, just about any canned soup can be thickened into a unique sauce for pasta.
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The Special Salt That Makes Movie Theater Popcorn So Delicious
Movie theater popcorn has an almost inimitable quality. Maybe you won't believe it's not butter that makes the snack stand out, but salt plays a major role.
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Leftover Pulled Pork Is The Perfect Filling For Flavorful Quesadillas
If you've got leftover pulled pork and don't want a sandwich, the meat works perfectly in a crispy, cheesy quesadilla. Even better? It's easy to whip up.
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11 Celebrity Chef Tips For Dyeing Hard-Boiled Eggs This Easter
If you're stressing over how to best dye hard-boiled eggs, these celebrity chefs imparted their best tricks to achieving beautiful Easter eggs.
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The Soaking Tip To Keep In Mind When Making Homemade Hot Sauce
When attempting to make your own hot sauce at home, there is a lot of room for creativity, but the crucial soaking step should not be considered optional.
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Adam Richman's Pulled Pork Egg Roll Takes Inspiration From An Atlanta BBQ Institution - Exclusive
Adam Richman decided to put his own spin on the tasty bite at the inaugural Los Angeles Wine & Food Festival; he stuffed the crunchy shell with pulled pork.
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Ketchup Is The Secret Ingredient Jacques Pépin Uses For Saucy, Spicy Chicken Feet
The celebrity chef is well-known for his technique-driven yet simple dishes, and his recipe for sweet and spicy chicken feet is no different.
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What's That White Powdery Stuff On The Outside Of Your Soppressata?
When sampling soppressata from a charcuterie board, you may find pieces with a white outer layer that can look like inedible mold at first glance.
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12 Absolute Best Ways To Elevate Ganache, According To A Professional Dessert Maker
Chocolate ganache is a sophisticated, tasty frosting or garnish for your baked treats. A professional dessert maker shares how to amp up your next batch.
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Avocado Crema Gives Chicken Fajitas A Tangy Boost Of Creaminess
Tasting Table's sheet-pan chicken fajitas dish is not only super simple but also has a special element that takes it to the next level: avocado crema.
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Kalamata Olives Add A Bright Mediterranean Flair To Potato Salad
You might use them in Greek salad paired with fresh feta cheese, but its flavor is also why it joins the list of the best ingredients to elevate potato salad.
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Switch Up Your Morning French Toast With A Pita Bread Twist
It's hard to even think about messing with the recipe for French toast, but sometimes it's nice to change things up. And with pita bread, you can do just that.
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13 Tips You Need To Make Perfect Roasted Tomatoes
From produce selection to avoiding a soggy texture, follow these simple steps to make the perfect roasted tomatoes from the comfort of your home.
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The Cut Of Beef Dario Cecchini Says You Should Prioritize For Steak Tartare - Exclusive
Along with a list of essential ingredients that you should mix in, Dario Cecchini gave a clear tip on the particular type of cut he recommends for beef tartare.
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Steam Clams And Mussels With Beer For A Burst Of Flavor
Steamed mussels and clams have a subtle briny flavor that works great on its own. But you can really elevate these shellfish by adding a little beer to the mix!
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9 Best Whiskey Stones
Whiskey stones have become all the rage in recent years. If you're looking to invest in a set, we've compiled a list of the best whiskey stones on the market.
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The Difference Between Mezzelune And Ravioli Simply Comes Down To Shape
Let's unravel the subtle yet surprising secrets of mezzelune and ravioli, exploring their origins, shapes, and when to use each variation of the pasta shape.
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Sweeten Ketchup With Honey For A Classic Condiment Upgrade
While we all love ketchup, sometimes we wish there were more flavors involved. Luckily, you can sweeten your ketchup with honey and modify it to your liking!
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The 2 Meats You Need To Give Canned Baked Beans A Classic Upgrade
Canned baked beans can make for a perfectly serviceable side dish on their own, but adding bacon and bratwurst can elevate the dish to main-course status.
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12 Creative Ways To Use Better Than Bouillon In Your Cooking
Better than Bouillon can be used to boost many dishes from mashed potatoes to casseroles. So, we compiled a list of the 12 best ways to use this concentrate.
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Elevate Your Next Casserole With A Flaky Biscuit Topping
Instead of scooping into a regular casserole, the top of your assembly will be crowned with your favorite buttery biscuit to keep baked dishes interesting.
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The Chef-Approved Ratio For Perfect Homemade Vodka Sauce Every Time
Vodka sauce is a bit trickier to make at home than a standard tomato sauce but is still within reach as long as you know this chef-approved ratio.
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Elevate Your Usual Stack Of Pancakes With A Chocolate Milk Swap
Breakfast is about to get a whole lot sweeter with this super simple, yet oh-my-goodness-delicious substitution, so grab the syrup and let's go!
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Reverse Sear Chicken Breast Like Steak For A Deliciously Crispy Crust
The reverse-sear method has been around for a while and usually applies to steaks, but there's no reason why it can't work for chicken just as well.
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Sprinkle Apple Slices With Salt And Pepper For A Surprisingly Flavorful Snack
Salt and pepper are the unexpected pair to coax out apple's hidden flavors. However much you like an apple, you'll like it 10 times better with salt and pepper.
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Do Canned Sardines Actually Contain Bones?
It can be intimidating to get into sardines for the first time. Given that sardines are often canned whole, that would mean the bones are still inside, right?
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The Difference Between Barbecue And Smoking, According To Pat Martin - Exclusive
For some pitmasters, the term 'barbecue' can be used as a catch-all for all live-fire cooking, but does Pat Martin, who owns Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint, agree?
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