Can You Actually Clean Your Coffee Carafe With Salt Water And Ice?
Even if you clean your coffee carafe on a regular basis, normal wear can be visible and is simply the result of coffee oil build up that creates stains.
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The Part Of Your Kitchen You Might Be Forgetting To Clean
As every good chef knows, cleanliness is essential in any kitchen. Most hotspots get handled, but there are a few places that you might be forgetting to clean.
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How Long Can You Store Homemade Tomato Sauce In The Fridge?
While some rush to the supermarket to buy pasta sauce, others stick to tradition and make it at home. Here is how long it should last in your refrigerator.
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Nashville's Audrey Explores Appalachian Cuisine By Way Of Japan
The inspiration behind Nashville's Audrey surprisingly strikes from the country of Japan. Here's how the restaurant explores Appalachian cuisine with zen.
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Why You Should Stop Poaching Eggs In Boiling Water
Poached eggs are challenging but delicious, and this simple cooking tip will help you make a perfectly poached egg with a silky, runny yolk every time.
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15 Kitchen Tools You Shouldn't Waste Your Money On
There's a slew of kitchen tools you shouldn't waste your money on. These tools can perform tasks that can easily be accomplished by another tool.
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Amish-Style Chicken And Noodles Recipe
For a filling and hearty meal that is simple to make, try this Amish-style chicken and noodles recipe.
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30 Tools Aspiring Home Bakers Need To Have
When equipping your baking space, look for the materials you can use the most. Regardless, we recommend these items as standard for all bakers — just in case.
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10 Rolling Pin Substitutes That Could Come In Handy
Don't have a rolling pin on hand? Odds are you've got a few of these items at home that can work well if you need to roll some dough in a pinch.
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The 13 Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes While Baking Focaccia
Delicious and versatile, focaccia is also an excellent bread to make at home. To avoid all the common mistakes, read our guide to learn more.
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The Trendy Herb That Has No Place In Ina Garten's Kitchen
While many people love it in their meals, there is one herb taking up space in Ina Garten's garden that she's not too fond of in food: lavender. Here's more.
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13 Myths About Veganism, Debunked
Despite its popularity, there are a lot of myths that exist about veganism. Here are some of the most popular assumptions made about the vegan diet.
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Restaurant Foods That Always Taste Better Than What You Make At Home
Certain foods just taste better when you're eating out and there are plenty of reasons why, from different cooking methods to the quality of ingredients.
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Drinks Celebrities Credited For Their Long Lives
For better or worse, people love to take health advice from celebrities. There are some surprising drinks that stars drink to consume as their elixirs of life.
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What It Means If Your Sliced Cucumbers Are Slimy
When you buy a cucumber, you should have an immediate plan for how to use it because they go bad quickly and turn slimy, but do you need to throw it out?
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The Scientific Reason Some Fresh Ginger Is Blue
While we typically expect the inner flesh of ginger to be yellow, you may have cut into a ginger root to find a blue-ish ring around the outer edge.
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The Easiest Way To Clean Fresh Pumpkin Seeds
The easiest way to clean fresh pumpkin seeds is as simple as it is low-maintenance. This life hack will change your pumpkin-carving (and holiday-snacking) game.
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The Buttercream Coloring Hack That Will Cut Down On Cleanup
When you decorate a cake with more than one color of buttercream frosting, you normally have to use different bowls to make each batch, but not with this hack.
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The Overlooked Kitchen Tools Ina Garten Replaces Yearly
There are two important tools that the Barefoot Contessa, aka Ina Garten, finds herself needing to replace year after year.
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Replace Your Pizza Cutter With This Handy Office Tool
There's a better, and easier, option for cutting pizza, and we're willing to bet it's already sitting on your desk.
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Use This Unexpected Kitchen Tool To Peel Citrus For Cocktail Garnishes
Garnishes are inarguably an important part of a great cocktail, and when it comes to citrus, you should follow this unique advice for the best results.
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The Easy Trick For Quickly Cleaning Up Spilled Oil
Every cook runs into the kitchen conundrum of spilled oil. Here's a surprisingly easy trick for a quick cleanup that doesn't involve cleaner.
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Champ: The Irish Mashed Potatoes With A Potentially Painful Ingredient
Champ, like many traditional Irish foods, is made of deliciously creamy potatoes and one less traditional ingredient.
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Portobello Mushrooms Vs. Shiitake: What's The Difference?
Mushrooms come in many different varieties and can add an earthiness to a dish. But between portobello and shiitake mushrooms, what are the real differences?
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The Unique Dishes You Can Expect At The New Hell's Kitchen Restaurant In D.C. - Exclusive
Chef Christina Wilson shared what diners can expect to see on the menu at the new Hell's Kitchen restaurant location in Washington, D.C.
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23 Casserole Recipes You'll Turn To Again And Again
There are few things as convenient (or as comforting) to a busy home cook as a casserole. Here are 23 fantastic casserole recipes for a quick and easy meal.
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The Easiest Way To Tell If Bell Peppers Have Gone Bad
Sometimes the look of a vibrant bell pepper will prompt us to pick up one too many from the market and they go bad, but how do you know if they are inedible?
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