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  • Cooked rice in white bowl

    How To Safely Reheat Leftover Rice To Avoid That Toxic Bacteria

    Properly cooling and reheating your rice will prevent foodborne illness. Here's what you need to know to keep yourself (and your rice) safe.

    By Catherine Brookes 6 months ago Read More
  • Wedge salad on plate, topped with diced tomatoes, red onion, bacon, and crumbled blue cheese

    How To Make A Wedge Salad And Cut The Lettuce The Right Way

    Making a wedge salad is easier than it looks. Here are the most important things you need to know when cutting one up yourself.

    By Catherine Brookes 6 months ago Read More
  • Cut pomegranate next to bowl of pomegranate seeds

    How To Cut And Eat A Pomegranate Without Making A Mess

    If you've ever tried removing pomegranate seeds, you know how difficult it can be. Thankfully, we have a simple and effective method you can try next time.

    By Catherine Brookes 6 months ago Read More
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    A woman holding an iPad as she cooks something on the stove

    How To Download Your Favorite Recipe Videos For Free

    4K Video Downloader Plus allows you to easily download and store video or audio content from many platforms, making it easy to save your fave foodie content.

    By Holly Tishfield 6 months ago Read More
  • Garlic powder next to a bowl of dehydrated garlic cloves

    How To Turn Fresh Garlic Into Homemade Garlic Powder

    If you have some extra garlic lying around and aren't sure what to do with it, why not turn it into homemade garlic powder? The process is quite simple.

    By Rachel S. 6 months ago Read More
  • Bowl of lychees

    Peeling Lychee Is Way Easier With This Simple Method

    Although a lychee may look intimidating to peel, removing the fruit's tough and prickly husk is easier than you'd think -- if you follow this simple technique.

    By Javaria Akbar 7 months ago Read More
  • Ghee being strained into a jar

    How To Make Perfect Ghee And Store It Properly

    Want to make your own ghee at home instead of tracking some down at the store? One expert shares her process for making (and storing) this high-value item.

    By Lottë Reford 7 months ago Read More
  • bowl of sliced peaches

    How To Cut A Peach And Remove The Pit With This Knife Hack

    If you want to remove it, either for eating or cooking, there is a simple method that even works with a clingstone peach, and all you need is a paring knife.

    By Ian Fortey 7 months ago Read More
  • A jar with a smoothie, an empty jar, and a jar with flowers on a green background

    11 Best Uses For Empty Pasta Sauce Jars

    Everyone buys jarred pasta sauce on occasion, but what do you do with your empty jar after it's finished? Those jars can help you save money and reduce waste.

    By Samantha Maxwell 7 months ago Read More
  • hands pulling open a coconut

    How To Open A Coconut With Just A Kitchen Knife

    Opening a whole coconut with a knife can be a risky undertaking. To reduce the risk of injuring yourself, consider implementing this approach.

    By Ian Fortey 7 months ago Read More
  • Seasoned raw chicken wings

    This Is How The Pros Cut Chicken Wings, And You Should Too

    Want to know how professional chefs cut their chicken wings? This simple technique will change the way you prepare this delicious dish.

    By Ian Fortey 7 months ago Read More
  • In-N-Out Double-Double and Animal Style fries on red tray

    How To Hack The In-N-Out Menu And Order McDonald's Most Popular Burger

    McDonald's Big Mac is known for its iconic build -- but sometimes, you want that burger from elsewhere. At In-N-Out, ordering a Big Mac has never been easier.

    By Fred Hernandez 7 months ago Read More
  • Giada De Laurentiis smiling outdoors

    The First Thing Giada De Laurentiis Eats When She Arrives In Rome – It's Not Pasta

    When in Rome, there's one street food that Giada De Laurentiis always seeks out before dining on anything else. Learn what it is (and where to find it) here.

    By Martha Brennan 7 months ago Read More
  • Two pan pizzas in cast iron skillets on a table

    How To Calculate The Perfect Amount Of Pan Pizza Dough (But Is It Worth It?)

    Trying to find the precise amount of pizza dough to use for your homemade pan pizza? One expert explains how to calculate it, but the math may not be worth it.

    By Allie Sivak 7 months ago Read More
  • A pile of frozen broccoli

    Prevent Frozen Broccoli From Becoming Soggy By Skipping This Step

    Frozen broccoli is a blessing and a curse. It's a great way to preserve the veggie, but cook it wrong and things can get very soggy. Follow this tip for crunch.

    By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman 7 months ago Read More
  • Hot dogs with toppings

    How To Rapid Steam Hot Dogs On The Stovetop Like A Pro

    Want to cook hot dogs faster but keep their great flavor? Learn how to rapid steam hotdogs — just like the pros do — for a quick and easy, delicious meal.

    By Molly Harris 7 months ago Read More
  • Overview of a charcuterie spread of many different tinned fish cans

    How To Build The Ultimate Tinned Fish Snack Board

    While it might sound unusual, a tinned fish snack board is a great way to pair flavors and impress guests. Here's how to build the ultimate seafood spread.

    By Autumn Swiers 7 months ago Read More
  • Placing food into a microwave

    This Is The Best Way To Heat Frozen Food If Your Microwave Is Broken

    Is a busted microwave keeping you from heating up your favorite frozen meals? Try this simple technique instead. It takes a little longer, but it does the job.

    By Molly Harris 7 months ago Read More
  • Collage of peeled mangos on a blue surface

    12 Mango Peeling Hacks You Need To Know

    Peeling mangoes doesn't have to be difficult or time-consuming! These hacks will help you easily enjoy this delicious fruit with far less mess.

    By Caroline DiNicola 8 months ago Read More
  • Glass of water with lemon and dried flowers

    Butterfly Pea Flower Extract: What Is This Strikingly Vibrant Ingredient And How Do You Use It?

    Ever wonder how some drinks get that stunning blue color? Chances are, it's due to butterfly pea flower extract. Here's everything you need to know about it.

    By Brandon Rich 8 months ago Read More
  • View of a shawarma wrap sliced in half and placed on a wooden board along with vegetables and garnishes

    How To Make Restaurant-Quality Shawarma At Home, According To Chefs

    From using the right cuts of meat to inventive sauces, you can bring restaurant-worthy shawarma flavors to your dinner table by following these expert tips.

    By Hasina Jeelani 8 months ago Read More
  • Composite image showing different steps in the process of deboning a chicken thigh

    How To Debone Chicken Thighs Like A Pro

    Looking to cook up some chicken thighs, but all you see on the shelf is bone-in? Not to worry: Deboning them is simple. A trained chef explains how to do it.

    By Fred Decker 8 months ago Read More
  • Slices of gluten free cake beside a loaf

    How To Fix Gritty Gluten-Free Cake Batter In One Easy Step

    Not sure how to get all that extra gritty texture out of your gluten-free cake batter? One expert offers a simple tip that will solve this problem.

    By Kat Lieu 8 months ago Read More
  • A composite image of tuna can, avocado toast, nut bar, and beef sticks with an image of a kitchen in renovation in the back

    16 Absolute Best Foods To Eat During Your Kitchen Renovation

    If you're renovating your kitchen, it doesn't mean you can't eat well at home. These ideas are convenient and work well at preventing that hangry feeling.

    By Carmen Varner 8 months ago Read More
  • hazelnut gelato in white bowl surrounded by hazelnuts

    No, You Don't Need An Ice Cream Machine To Make Delicious Gelato

    The dense but scoopable texture is usually created with an ice cream maker, but if you don't have one, you can get the same result with this device.

    By Kashmir Brummel 8 months ago Read More
  • an old fashioned hand crank meat grinder grinding beef into a bowl

    Grind Your Own Beef Effortlessly With One Rule Of Thumb

    Grinding beef at home can ensure you have a superior product to cook with, but before you begin, check out our expert tip for what to do with the meat first.

    By Amanda Berrill 8 months ago Read More
  • Broccoli florets in black pan

    Here's How To Blanch Broccoli For Perfect Taste And Vibrant Color

    When done properly, even a simple dish of sauteed broccoli can taste amazing. The secret? Blanch it right. Here's how.

    By Luna Regina 8 months ago Read More
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