What You Need To Consider Before Brining Turkey For Smoking
While wet-brining and dry-brining both have their merits, dry-brining offering a host of benefits that elevate your smoked turkey to a whole new level.
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19 Best Ways To Use Up Leftover Apples
There are many sweet and savory ways to use apples to elevate every meal. Here are some of our favorite ways to use up your surplus apple harvest this fall.
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Grill Leftover Glazed Donuts For A Sweet And Crunchy Treat
Let's face it: Glazed donuts are not as amazing on their second or third day. However, a few minutes on a charcoal grill will totally change that.
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The 10 Best Bourbon Substitutes For Cooking
Bourbon works great in so many recipes, but when you don't have it on hand, these replacements will do just fine - and some might even surprise you.
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A Bag Of Potato Chips Is All You Need To Add A Crunch To Fried Rice
The quickest way to elevate a simple plate of fried rice is with a bag of potato chips. Infuse it with a crunchy texture and salty flavor profile in seconds.
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15 Best Sauces To Serve With Duck
Looking to elevate that duck recipe? From apple sauce to sticky hoisin, here are the 15 must-try sauces to upgrade your next home-cooked duck.
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The Difference Between Whole Chicken Wings And The Party Variety
If you thought party wings were the exact same as whole chicken wings, then think again. There's one important difference between the two wing types.
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Bring A Bright Crunch To Tuna Salad With Lettuce Wraps
Instead of using bread to sandwich your tuna salad, try a broad lettuce leaf. With our tasty elevated tuna-mayo recipe, you won't get tired of this filling.
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Why Grating Garlic Lowers The Chance Of Burning It
Garlic can be quite finicky to work with and easy to burn. One unexpected way to lower the chance of burning it is by grating the garlic instead of chopping.
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When Making Butter Poached Lobster, Always Opt For Cold Water Varieties
Butter poached lobster can be a luxurious treat, but you'll want to make sure you use a cold water lobster for optimal results. Here's why.
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Use Unflavored Oil When Cooking Basmati Rice To Highlight Its Fragrance
Even when basmati rice is mixed with herbs and spices, it should be cooked with a neutral oil, so that the fragrant flavor of the rice itself stands out.
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A Dash Of Za'atar Will Change Your Egg Salad Sandwich Forever
An egg salad sandwich is a simple joy, but it can become a thing of excitement by adding a Middle-Eastern spice mix. Check out our tips to liven up lunch.
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Jake Cohen's Tips For Perfectly Fluffy Matzo Balls - Exclusive
The trouble with many matzo balls is that they're too dense, but Jake Cohen has a few tips to ensure you never have a heavy problem in your soup again.
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Put A Spin On Cranberry Sauce With Some Fresh Ginger
Cranberry sauce is a staple on many holiday tables. But what if we told you that a simple addition could transform your sauce into a culinary masterpiece?
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Crumble Shoestring French Fries Onto Casseroles For A Crunchy, Salty Kick
The topping on a casserole -- from cheesy crusts to breadcrumbs -- can make or break the dish. Try one that adds both crunch and flavor: crumbled fries.
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Don't Underestimate The Power Of Microgreens When It Comes To Plating
With so many different varieties, microgreens offer a world of possibilities when you're looking to add dynamic color and texture to your meals.
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Use Your Spiralizer To Make Homemade Shoestring Fries With Way Less Effort
Ultra-crispy shoestring fries are a mouth-watering comfort food dish. Using your spiralizer to make them is way easier than cutting each one with a knife.
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How To Shred Broccoli So That It Stands Up To Thick Dressings
Most of us enjoy broccoli for its florets, often discarding the harder stalks, but the stalks can be tasty additions to salads. The trick is in the preparation.
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The Simple Hack To Separate Lettuce Leaves For Flawless Wraps
As delightful as lettuce wraps are, they come with the often frustrating task of separating the leaves. Thankfully, there's a straightforward hack for this.
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The Origin Of French Fries Might Surprise You
They are beloved all over the world, but are french fries actually French? Here's the truth about the origin of these popular fried potatoes.
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Sweeten Up Overnight Oats With The Addition Of Canned Pie Filling
The post-holiday season may seem like the only acceptable time to eat dessert for breakfast, but oats offer another option - enter pie-inspired overnight oats.
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Harissa Is The Spicy Tomato Paste Substitute That Still Brings Sweetness
It's time to rescue dinnertime from the bland zone with harissa - a spicy, smoky, peppery paste made from chile peppers, garlic, and olive oil.
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The Best Cooking Method For Tender Japanese Eggplant
While stir-frying and braising eggplants are popular in some cuisines, roasting them develops their decadent creaminess and a more complex richness.
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Serve Home Fries With Toothpicks For A Dippable Party Appetizer
Make your own home fries or buy store-bought to use them as an appetizer with a selection of delicious dips. Simply stick on a toothpick and scoop up the sauce.
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Bisquick Is The Shortcut Binder That Gives Sausage Balls A Rich Texture
Using Bisquick as a shortcut binder in these substantial sausagey snacks means they're easy to make, and a perfect bite for when friends come over.
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If You Can't Find Niçoise Olives For Your Salad, Kalamata Are A Perfect Replacement
The modern niçoise salad typically includes niçoise olives. If you can't find niçoise olives, you can use kalamata olives instead. Here's why that works.
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Aioli Is All You Need For Incredibly Creamy Dairy-Free Mashed Potatoes
Creamy mashed potatoes are possible without butter and cream; aioli, with consistency similar to mayonnaise, works well to make mashed potatoes silky smooth.
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