Julia Child's Storage Solution For Dried Kitchen Goods Makes Home Cooking So Much Simpler
Julia Child’s brilliant pantry system keeps every ingredient visible and within reach, transforming chaotic cupboards into organized perfection.
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How Long Is A Jar Of Opened Jam Good For In The Fridge?
It's always a good idea to have a jar of jam in the pantry, but what happens when you've opened a jar to use in your recipes and have some left over?
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Making Pickled Red Onions At Home Couldn't Be Easier — And They Last For Weeks
Pickled red onions can be a flavorful addition to practically any meal, especially tacos and sandwiches. Plus, you can make your own that last for weeks.
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Store This Vegetable With Loaves Of Bread To Keep Them From Going Stale
Bread is always the first ingredient sacrificed when something else needs to stay soft, but this unexpected vegetable can help keep it fresh.
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How To Make Dry Ice Last Longer
Dry ice can last for over a day if it's stored properly, but it can also break your freezer, explode, or make you pass out if handled incorrectly.
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Save Bologna And Other Meats From Spoiling With A Peanut Butter Jar Lid
Save your bologna and other lunch meats from drying out or spoiling in the fridge with this simple and intuitive peanut butter jar lid hack.
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Here's Why Some People A Put Coin In Their Freezer Before Leaving For A Trip
If you're out of power for a while, you may be wondering if it's still safe to eat the food in your freezer. Here's how to tell just by adding a coin.
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Yes, You Can Poach Eggs Ahead Of Time — Here's How To Store Them
With this simple storage method, eggs Benedict or any meal that requires a perfect poached egg can be made in advance.
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How To Store Arby's Roast Beef Sandwiches In Your Freezer For Day-One Freshness
If you can't finish that entire classic roast beef sandwich from Arby's, here's what you need to know about how to store it for maximum freshness.
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The Produce That Should Be Stored In The Low-Humidity Crisper Drawer
If your refrigerator's crisper drawer still feels like a mystery, here's what you should know about which fruits and veggies should be stored there.
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Does Ice Cream Really Ever Expire? Here's What You Should Know
We all scream for ice cream — except when it goes bad. Does ice cream really expire, and how long does it last? Here's what to know before that next scoop.
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Why Some Cakes Taste Better After Aging Them For A Day Or 2
While we love a freshly baked cake, an expert told us how certain types of cakes taste better with time and offered some tips for storage.
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Frozen Muffin Batter Is A Time-Saver For Busy Mornings That Will Help You Keep Your Cool
Muffins are a great breakfast, but they take a lot of prep work. Here's how to freeze your batter and the extra ingredient needed for great muffins.
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8 Ways To Use Up Your Old Bonne Maman Jars
Don't let those darling gingham lids go to waste: You can repurpose your empty Bonne Maman jars in so many creative ways. Here are a few ideas.
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Bringing Hot Dogs To The Beach Has Never Been Easier Thanks To This Trick
This low-effort move makes picnicking on the sand an absolute breeze and is an affordable way to feed the whole family with hot dogs and toppings.
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The Absolute Best Way To Store Baking Powder
We dive into the dos and don'ts of how to store baking powder, the essential ingredient for all keen home bakers, and also how to tell if it's past its prime.
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Keep Your Homemade Cake Fresh For Longer With This Sweet Hack
You could cover the exposed surface with parchment or wrap the whole cake in plastic. But those methods aren't as effective or as visually appealing as this.
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You're Storing Your Pots And Pans All Wrong. Here's The Simple Fix
If you're tired of scouring through stacks of scuffed cookware, know that there's a better way to store pieces all while keeping them in pristine condition.
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This Is The First Thing You Should Do With Your Box Of Crumbl Cookies
Assuming you can get them home without eating them all, this is the first thing you should do with your Crumbl cookies.
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The 2-2-2 Leftovers Rule: What It Is And Why You Should Follow It
Developed by the New Zealand nonprofit Love Food, Hate Waste, the rule is as straightforward as it sounds and promotes safe eating.
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This Mason Jar Hack Stops Berries From Going Bad Fast
If you are desperate for ways to store blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries to keep them fresh and edible for as long as possible, you are not alone.
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Storing Matcha In A Clear Container Is A Huge Mistake. Here's Why
Storing your bright-green matcha powder properly requires a few extra steps — the most important being the container you choose to store it in.
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Homemade Sushi Doesn't Keep Forever, So Eat It Within This Timeframe
Everybody loves a sushi making party at home, but what can you do with those leftovers? We asked an expert how to store sushi and how long it lasts.
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Why You Shouldn't Wash Apples As Soon As You Get Home
You probably know that you are supposed to wash your fruit before eating it, but did you know that you shouldn't wash apples too far in advance? Here's why.
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Why You Should Always Wash Fresh Herbs As Soon As You Get Home
Herbs are the master flavorers of delicious dishes, but they don't do any good if they're browned and slimy. Here's a surprising rule for keeping them fresh.
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Freezing Fish For Sushi Can Kill Parasites, But Only If You Do It Correctly
Most raw fish harbors parasites that can cause illness, so it must be frozen before being used in sushi. An expert shares tips for a crucial preparation step.
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Why You Should Stop Using Those Vintage Plastic Food Containers From Your Grandma
There are a lot of vintage thrift store finds to get excited about, but vintage plastic food containers are more trouble than they're worth.
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