Add Pomegranate To Put A Fresh Spin On Store-Bought Hummus
Make store-bought hummus look more enticing -- and taste sensational -- by sprinkling over some pomegranate seeds. Find out how, plus more snazzy hummus tips.
Read MoreMake store-bought hummus look more enticing -- and taste sensational -- by sprinkling over some pomegranate seeds. Find out how, plus more snazzy hummus tips.
Read MoreWhile ermine frosting is delicious, for a tangier alternative, swap it with cream cheese frosting. This versatile classic just may surprise you on new recipes.
Read MoreBeyond being a delicious addition to a tried-and-true classic, slicing into this type of meatloaf with hidden eggs offers a delightful visual.
Read MoreThese 15-minute air fryer quesadillas are super satisfying and deliciously crisp. Simply stuff them with fridge leftovers or get inspired with fancy fillings.
Read MoreFrom spicy harissa to unexpected ingredients like creamy peanut butter, here are 12 ingredients you didn't think would pair well with salmon.
Read MoreCarnitas are so delicious it'll be well worth your time and energy to figure out ways to incorporate the flavor into other aspects of the meal.
Read MoreWhile it's entirely edible, many prefer to remove chicken tendons for a smoother culinary experience. And the simplest way to do so is using a fork.
Read MoreIf you can't take the heat -- stay in the kitchen and follow our surprising guide on how to cook with chili peppers without setting your mouth on fire.
Read MoreA full English fry-up is a decadent, meat-heavy way to start your day. But have you ever tried a full traditional Irish breakfast? What's the difference?
Read MoreHalloween season means candy galore, but you don't need to hit the grocery store to satisfy your sweet tooth. These candy recipes will do the trick (or treat).
Read MoreMega-popular pad Thai is fun to make at home, and a delicious go-to meal, but read this important tip to make sure you're not making mushy noodles.
Read MoreWhile discussing his new cookbook, Jacques Pépin gave us tips for cooking simple and delicious meals seasonally, economically, and mindfully.
Read MoreDon't start grating chocolate before you've read this easy tip to avoid getting your grater all gummed up with the good stuff: No special tools are required.
Read MoreYou don't need to buy veggie burgers at the grocery store when you can easily make nutritious and hearty mushroom and chickpea patties at home.
Read MoreHearty is not synonymous with chunky when it comes to soup. You can enjoy a creamy dish even when substantial ingredients like beans are involved.
Read MoreAlfredo sauce pairs well with more foods than just fettuccine. If you find yourself with leftover Alfredo sauce, try using it as a shortcut for potato gratin.
Read MoreThe word "salad" usually conjures up images of leafy greens, but sumptuous, creamy salads count, too - and these are our absolute favorite recipes.
Read MoreLove elote but hate the mess? Try out these fritters for a twist on the Mexican classic that's crunchier and a bit easier to eat than straight off the cob.
Read MoreWhile there's something classic and deeply nostalgic about a good Rice Krispies treat, there is also a lot that you can do to take your treats to a new level.
Read MoreIf you thought poutine couldn't get any more delicious, you're in for a wonderful surprise. Red wine gravy can elevate poutine to the next level.
Read MoreBrunede Kartofler are caramelized potatoes that are traditionally served during the holidays in Denmark. Serve this delicious treat as a side to meat.
Read MoreSure, mayonnaise is delicious in potato salad, but ranch dressing gives your potato salad the same creaminess and more herby flavor.
Read MoreCan you use the toasted sesame oil instead of drizzling olive oil over your ice cream? The answer is a resounding yes. Find out what it brings to the dish.
Read MoreIf you want to switch up your classic chocolate chip cookie, try substituting buckwheat flour in place of your all-purpose for a gluten-free, earthy twist.
Read MoreHearing the word "pickle" might not bring corn to mind, but perhaps it should. Pickled corn makes for a great tangy ingredient that goes well on everything.
Read MoreWho says appetizers have to be boring? Liven up traditional deviled eggs with this nifty tea-soaking technique for an intriguing new look and taste!
Read MoreThis tasty but simple fish stew, always made or served with aioli, originates from the south coast of France, where there are a couple of ways of preparing it.
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