How To Store Fresh And Powdered Turmeric For Maximum Freshness
While turmeric remains a popular and worldly ingredient, many struggle with maintaining the delicate rhizome's potency. Keep this in mind for future storage.
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The Easy Way To Freeze Seafood (Without A Vacuum Sealer)
If you cook with seafood, it's vital you know how best to freeze seafood. We spoke with an expert chef who offered some simple advice on the best way to freeze.
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The One Rule To Follow For An Organized Fridge 100% Of The Time
A messy, smelly, and otherwise chaotic fridge is a recipe for confused cooking - but this tip ensures everything has a place, and stays there.
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Whatever You Do, Don't Store Your Sweet Potatoes Beside These 2 Veggies
Nobody wants to willingly speed up spoilage. To keep produce like sweet potatoes fresher for longer, store spuds far from these pungent bulbs.
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The Easy Test To Immediately Know If Your Spices And Herbs Are Expired
If you've been neglecting your herbs and spices at the back of the cabinet, this simple test can tell you just how fresh and fit they are for cooking.
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Why It's Such A Big Mistake To Store Food In The Fridge With Parchment Paper
Don't make the mistake of storing food in the fridge wrapped in parchment paper. It looks pretty but there's one big downside. Here's why and some alternatives.
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Why You Should Save Empty Pasta Sauce Jars (Especially If You're A Coffee Lover)
From preserves to storing grains and baking ingredients, those empty pasta sauce jars have plenty of uses -- but coffee lovers will find them extra useful.
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Pickle Jars Serve Another Purpose In The Kitchen, So Here's Why You Should Keep The Empty Ones
Pickle jars are the perfect size for reusing them in many different ways. The question is, how will you choose to use them first?
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Is It Safe To Store Food Outside In The Winter?
When the weather outside is frightful, one may believe that the back porch can double as a freezer. Here's what you need to know to store food safely.
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How Long An Opened Can Of Tuna Really Lasts In The Fridge
Opened one too many cans of tuna and are now saddled with leftovers? The tinned fish won't last forever, but it will keep for a few days in the fridge.
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The Vintage Aluminum Foil Trick Redditors Swear By To Save Money
Aluminum foil is a forerunner in disposable kitchenware, and there are a few tricks to know. Redditors say that this one saves money and resources.
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This Condiment Has Probably Been In Your Fridge For Way Too Long
We can be lenient with how long we let condiments sit in the fridge, assuming everything is okay. The truth is, this condiment probably needs to be replaced.
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You Can Freeze Eggnog, But Keep This In Mind If You Do
Eggnog is certainly a polarizing drink come the holiday season, but the ones who love it can't get enough. If you want to freeze some for later, here's how.
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An Easy And Cheap Dollar Tree Find Makes It Easy To Take Pies Anywhere
Not sure how to get your homemade pie from point A to point B? Head to Dollar Tree and pick up this game-changing storage container to simplify transport.
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How Far In Advance Can You Make Pot Roast? Here's The Ideal Time
Pot roast is a dish that's best prepared in advance. For the best flavors, the timing sweet spot is actually longer than you might expect.
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This Is Hands-Down The Absolute Best Aluminum Foil Brand On Store Shelves
Foil is foil, right? Wrong. This brand far outshines the competition providing quality sturdiness at a reasonable price. It's sure to keep your food fresh.
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If You Spot This Red Flag At An Ice Cream Shop, Get Out Fast
Ice cream is the perfect treat after a long day. If you don't want that treat to go to waste, keep this red flag in mind on your next ice cream shop trip.
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16 Clever Ways To Reuse Empty Spice Jars
If your pantry is overflowing with empty spice jars, these tips are for you. Whether using them for storage or decor, there are many ways to repurpose them.
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Here's How Long You Can Expect Sweet Potatoes To Last On The Counter
As they are incredibly versatile, sweet potatoes should always be treated with the finest of care. If you plan to leave them out on the counter, act quickly.
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It's A Major Mistake To Store Cooking Oil Above The Stove — Here's Why
Heat and cooking oils can cause a wide range of problems, depending on the oil, the packaging, and where it's stored. Here's what to do and what not to do.
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When Shopping For Vintage Kitchen Knives, Always Keep An Eye Out For This Red Flag
A vintage knife can be a lovely addition to your selection of cutlery, and avoiding this warning sign will keep it in your kitchen for a long time.
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Don't Get Rid Of Glass Salsa Jars When You Could Use Them On Your Bar Cart
Glass jars are an incredibly versatile, reusable container to keep on hand — especially for all kinds of uses at your home bar.
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Seaweed Could Be The Key To Making Fresh Produce Last Longer Without Plastic
Thanks to the work being done by researchers at UConn, plastic wrap meant for storing food may soon be swapped for eco-friendly alternatives made with seaweed.
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What Does It Mean If Beef Is Iridescent, And Is It Safe To Eat?
If your meat gleams with an iridescent sheen, you may be wondering if it's safe to eat. According to one beef expert, here's what you should know.
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11 Clever Ikea Finds That Every Small Kitchen Needs
If you have a small kitchen, keeping everything organized can be a challenge. These Ikea items can be a great help with adding some extra storage space.
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The Costco Bakery Items That Are Frequently Returned To Stores
Costco's bakery offers plenty of delicious items, but which are most frequently returned? You may not be surprised at the answer.
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We Asked 14 Chefs What Ingredients They Always Have In Their Freezer
The freezer can house a lot more than just pizzas and ice cream. We spoked with a group of acclaimed chefs about the staples they always keep on ice.
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