How Béarnaise Sauce Got Its Name
Béarnaise sauce is commonly found in most steakhouses across the U.S. Find out how this traditional French sauce was created and how it got its name.
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10 Popular Indian Restaurants In Chicago, Ranked
There's plenty of choice when it comes to Indian restaurants in Chicago, but how do you know where the good ones are? Our writer shares the top spots to try.
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Why Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Food Destination In The World Is Laos
Gordon Ramsay explained that traveling around the world to sample different kinds of foods challenges his palate, but Laos particularly sticks out in his mind.
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Why Italian Cheese Formai De Mut Tastes Different Every Time It's Made, According To An Expert
In a country with some of the best cheese in the world, Formai de Mut stands out. We interview an expert to learn about this amazing Italian cheese.
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Why MSG Is The Crucial Ingredient For Copycat Kewpie Mayo
Rich in flavor and endlessly creamy, Kewpie mayo is a Japanese staple. To make your own copycat version, MSG is an essential ingredient for getting extra umami.
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The Chef-Approved Method To Ensure A Successful Stir Fry
We spoke with Jon Kung, author of 'Kung Food,' and Kung emphasized the importance of always starting with a properly prepared wok when you're ready to stir fry.
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18 Best Mexican Chicken Recipes
Looking to spice up dinner? Try one of these 18 Mexican chicken recipes. They range from crispy taquitos to sumptuous stews, and every one is delicious.
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14 Soups From Scandinavia You Should Know About
From hearty meat-based varieties and nourishing vegetable options to sweet types, discover the soul-warming soups that highlight Scandinavian gastronomy.
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Canned Pork Brains Are The Simple Way To Try Traditional Taco De Sesos
While you're probably used to the traditional ground beef or pulled pork in tacos, the dish is surprisingly perfect for testing out canned pork brains.
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The Crispy Tip For Using Pita Bread For Delicious Tahdig
There are plenty of creative ways to use pita - from mini pizzas to salad bowls. You can also incorporate it into another Middle Eastern staple: tahdig.
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Colcannon Is The Traditional St. Patrick's Day Dish That Combines 2 Classic Sides
If you want to make your St. Patrick's Day festivities a bit more authentically Irish, colcannon is one of the easiest and most customizable ways to do so.
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What It Means To Eat Polenta The 'Pucio' Way
Polenta is a core dish of northern Italy, served with all sorts of sauces, as well as simply with butter. We look at what eating it the 'pucio' way entails.
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What's The Difference Between Steak Tartare And Beef Carpaccio?
Raw beef dishes might not have the same widespread appeal as raw fish dishes, but steak tartare and beef carpaccio are both notable exceptions.
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21 Best Restaurants For Dumplings In NYC, According To A Local
From Tibetan momos to Japanese gyozas, New York has it all. Tasting Table's own Sara Kay shares her findings on the best dumplings in the city.
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Carla Hall's Views On How Popular Dishes Often Come From Necessity - Exclusive
While tracing the journey of innovation that led to the creation of many foods, Carl Hall comes to the conclusion that 'necessity is the mother of invention.'
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Lo Mein Vs Chow Mein: What's The Difference?
Many think that the only difference between chow mein and lo mein is the texture of their noodles, but the cooking technique makes the real distinction.
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How To Simplify Peanut Sauce Down To 3 Ingredients
Making peanut sauce is tricky. You have to optimize flavor while ensuring the perfect texture. Luckily, you really just need three core ingredients to do it.
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What's The Difference Between Maki Sushi And Nigiri?
If you are new to the world of sushi, it might be tough to tell maki and nigiri sushi apart when looking over a restaurant menu. Here's how they differ.
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Spaghetti Pie Vs Baked Greek Pasta: What's The Difference?
Lasagna might be the most iconic example, but it's far from being the only layered and baked pasta dish. Let's compare one from the U.S. and one from Greece.
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Here's The Difference Between Eggs In Purgatory And Shakshuka
Despite hailing from different parts of the world, two international egg dishes that have a lot in common are shakshuka and eggs in purgatory.
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The History Of Tamales, One Of The World's Oldest Recipes
Historians believe that people have been eating tamales for around 10,000 years. A lot has happened with the delicious dish in that time.
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14 Sweet Traditions Of Drinking Chocolate Around The World
The drinking of chocolate from around the world varies greatly. From Austria to Ghana, here are different cultural traditions of drinking hot chocolate.
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12 Fruity Soups From Around The World
From Finland to Thailand and beyond, fruity soups are beloved around the world. We present a roundup of delicious fruit-based soups from varied cultures.
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Haleem Is The Traditional Pakistani Dish That Breaks The Ramadan Fast
For practicing Muslims in Pakistan, haleem is likely to be a familiar, comforting dish, especially throughout the fasting during the month of Ramadan.
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We Ranked 26 Classic American Sandwiches From Worst To Best
There might not be a class of foods that is as uniquely American as the sandwich. Because there are so many, we decided to take a stab at ranking them.
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13 Classic Potato Salads From Around The World
There's no doubt you'll want to whip up some potato salad after reading this, so grab a notebook and pen (for making a grocery list), and let's get to business.
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How To Let Your Dim Sum Server Know You Need A Hot Water Refill
Eating dim sum in an authentic dum sum restaurant can entail a couple of gestures that pass non-verbal messages to the waitstaff in the noisy environment.
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