How To Tell When Your Sourdough Starter Is Ready
Sourdough can be tricky, but it all comes down to knowing when your starter is ready. Learn about the important indicators you should watch for before you bake.
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A Crab Cocktail Appetizer Is More Than Just A Swap For Shrimp
Shrimp cocktails are tasty, but there are other shellfish in the sea. Some might see crab cocktails as a nice stand-in, but they stand out as something more.
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The Technique That Makes Aburi Salmon Different From Regular Nigiri
There are many different kinds of sushi made in different ways, and for aburi salmon it's a specific technique that makes it different from regular nigiri.
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Is It Dangerous To Cook With Hot Tap Water Instead Of Cold?
Using the hot water tap to get a jump start when boiling water seems like a clever shortcut, but there's an unexpected downside that is better avoided.
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Pearl Vs Spring Onions: What's The Difference?
There's a surprising variety of onions used in cooking and they all have unique uses. Here's the difference between pearl onions and spring onions, explained.
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The Unique Illinois Sandwich That You'll Probably Need A Fork To Eat
For a sandwich that doesn't look anything like a sandwich and barely qualifies for the categorization, turn to Illinois's indulgent horseshoe sandwich.
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How Pork Scratchings Differ From Rinds And Cracklins
Pork scratchings, rinds, and cracklins are all variations of fried pork skin that look remarkably similar from a distance, but here's what sets them apart.
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12 Of Audrey Hepburn's Favorite Foods
We all know Audrey Hepburn loved Breakfast at Tiffany's, but did you know she would pack fresh pasta to bring on vacation? Here are 12 foods the actress adored.
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Why Saltpeter Is Important For Making Corned Beef
Preserving salts such as saltpeter and sodium nitrate are important ingredients in the creation of processed meats such as corned beef and other items.
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What's The Difference Between Pappardelle And Fettuccine?
Some pasta varieties are easy to tell apart, while others, such as pappardelle and fettuccine, look considerably more similar and are tougher to discern.
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The Reason Some People Argue That Bourbon Is Good For You
As time goes by, different foods and drinks gain and lose different health claims. So, why are some now suggesting that bourbon has a slew of health benefits?
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What Is Peanut Milk And How Does It Compare To Other Nut Milks?
Among the many types of plant milk, peanut milk is not so well known, but it packs a lot of potential (and protein). Here's what you should know about it.
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Are Air Fried Foods Actually Fried?
Air fryers have received a lot of attention in recent years for recreating a crispy texture much akin to fried foods - but what does the appliance really do?
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What Sets Japan's Sweet Melon Bread Apart From Chinese Pineapple Buns
They both have fruits in their names despite neither containing any fruit and they even share similar textures, so what actually differentiates these two buns?
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The Difference Between Tennessee And South Carolina Whole Hog Barbecue
In an exclusive interview with Tasting Table, pitmaster Pat Martin explains the difference between whole-hog barbecue in Tennessee and South Carolina.
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13 Best Toppings For Açaí Bowls, According To An Expert
Some açaí bowls come pre-topped, but if you have the chance to try decking out your own, you should considered these options. We asked an expert to be sure.
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The Process Of Quick Pickling, Explained
Not only does quick pickling save money and avoid food waste, but it also opens up a new world of tasty sides, condiments, and garnishes for your recipes.
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The Important Differences Between Cooking With Wine Vs Sherry
General red or white wine cannot be used interchangeably with sherry when cooking. To find out why, we must first understand exactly what each is.
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Suman Vs Kutsinta: What's The Difference Between These Filipino Rice Cakes?
Throughout the Philippines you'll find dozens of variations of rice cake, with suman and kutsinta among the most popular. Let's get to know them both.
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Is Mayonnaise Actually Considered A Sauce And Not A Condiment?
When spread on a sandwich it's one thing, yet when it's the base of a remoulade it's another. This pantry staple may have more to it than meets the eye.
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Catalina Vs French Dressing: What's The Difference?
At first glance, Catalina and French dressings seem similar enough to be mistaken, but the saucy condiments bear qualities that make them clearly distinct.
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What Makes Japanese Natto So Famously Sticky
The stickier, foamier, and slimier the soybeans, the better they are for you. So what exactly makes Japanese natto so famously sticky?
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What Is Mizuame Syrup And What Is It Used For?
Mizuame is a Japanese rice syrup that has many uses in candy-making and baking. It might not be common in Western kitchens, but you might want to pick some up.
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The Subtle Differences Between American Garlic And Chinese Garlic
If you thought that the garlic you pick up in your local grocery store or even at the farmers market is American garlic, there's a good chance you're wrong.
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Empanada Tip: The Repulgues Will Tell You A Lot About Your Next Bite
All empanadas have sealed edges, but they aren't all sealed in the same way. Here's what the style of edge crimping can signify about the empanada.
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Green Salt Is The Umami-Packed Salt Substitute That Cuts Back On Sodium
Looking for a healthy and tasty way to add seasoning? Made from a sea vegetable, green salt is the pantry item you'll be sprinkling on everything.
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The 4 Main Types Of Dragon Fruit And Their Differences
If you thought there was only one variety of dragon fruit, you might be surprised to learn that these delicious cactus fruits actually come in four types.
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