16 Creative Ways To Use Graham Crackers
Whether you want to use them in savory dishes or you want to jazz up your chocolate bark, there are many ways to incorporate graham crackers in your next dish.
Read MoreWhether you want to use them in savory dishes or you want to jazz up your chocolate bark, there are many ways to incorporate graham crackers in your next dish.
Read MoreThe best biscuits are fluffy and buttery, complete with flaky layers. While butter, milk, or buttermilk are often responsible, Greek yogurt can fill in.
Read MoreLemon curd is one of those fluid condiments without a singular recipe. Understanding the ratio of whole eggs to egg yolks unlocks the key to customization.
Read MorePre-chilling, or priming, offers a leg up on keeping beverages as cold as possible for as long as possible. We'll break down why that is.
Read MoreSometimes you get tired of lettuce but still want to get your veggie fix in when eating tacos. The solution? Swap the lettuce in your tacos for a broccoli slaw.
Read MoreThough we're accustomed to red tomatoes, it's important to keep its yellow counterpart in mind. Sweeter in nature, yellow tomatoes are equally versatile.
Read MoreCanned pie filling doesn't just belong in pies. This sugary mainstay can enhance everything from Texas pie to ice cream -- and we're here to show you how.
Read MoreWhether you're cutting back on gluten or just want to try something different, it's time to go full-french fry on your next helping of gyro.
Read MoreWe dig into the kitchen alchemy of emulsions. From swift vinaigrettes to semi-permanent wonders, explore the delicate dance of liquids for saucy creations.
Read MoreWhile we would often take a comforting bowl of macaroni and cheese or a slice of pizza over even the most elaborate salad, you can have the best of both worlds.
Read MoreIf you're looking for the perfect snack for your little ones, look no further than split bananas - and luckily there's a way to prep them without a knife.
Read MoreOftentimes it's possible to still make a recipe even if you're out of one particular spice, so long as you understand which ones can be used instead.
Read MoreWhen buying fish, there are many factors to take into account - including spotting gaps in the flesh. Here's what that potentially means for your fish.
Read MoreGetting perfectly crispy fried fish doesn't have to involve a lot of messy hot oil, you can get it in the oven using this wire baking rack tip.
Read MoreBiting into crisp corn on the cob is a particular delight, and you can up the enjoyment by putting a twist on your butter with the addition of miso.
Read MoreHere are a few of Seattle's Caroline Wright's top tips and tricks for how to cook your way to a delicious and satisfying vegan, gluten-free soup.
Read MoreIt's commonly accepted that you should soak dried beans before cooking, and while that isn't necessarily the case with lentils, you will want to soak them.
Read MoreWe've all seen the giant bottles of vegetable oil available at the grocery store, but you may want to stick to a smaller size if you don't use it frequently.
Read MoreWhile perhaps not as ubiquitous as peanut butter and jelly, strawberries and cream are a timeless duo. But, even the classics can benefit from an upgrade.
Read MoreWhile modern recipes use butter or oil to coat the skillet, bacon fat is the ingredient that will elevate your skillet cornbread to the richest, savory heights.
Read MoreIf you fall into the category of loving simple "no recipe" recipes, then you need to know about Cool Whip cookies, which require just three ingredients.
Read MoreChocolate and steak might not seem like a great pairing, but the rich flavors of each perfectly complement one another. For best results, use dry cocoa powder.
Read MoreAs an adult, you may feel silly serving pizza rolls at a party, but you can't deny how delicious the childhood snack is. So why not make an elevated version?
Read MoreWhether used for drinking or cooking, sake has a place in many kitchens, but how long do you have to finish off the bottle before it goes bad?
Read MoreSeasoning steak with a zesty and flavorful dry rub doesn't have to be a major project in the kitchen. Check the cabinets for what you already have on hand.
Read MoreIf you enjoy spicy tuna rolls on sushi night, why not try giving your cooked tuna steak a kick as well? All it takes is adding a little heat to your dry rub.
Read MoreWhile it's tough for it to live up to a version made from scratch, boxed cake mix lays a great foundation that you can elaborate upon with common ingredients.
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