12 Unexpected Ways To Use Your Coffee Grinder
From homemade breadcrumbs to colored baking powders, there's more ways to use your coffee grinder than just grinding beans for your morning cup of joe.
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How Long It Takes To Deep Fry A Whole Turkey
Cooking a Thanksgiving turkey can be intimidating - and maybe a little boring year after year. Try mixing it up this Thanksgiving by deep-frying your turkey!
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The Best Reds To Turn To When Making Mulled Wine
When thinking of the best red wine to use for mulling, there are many things you can consider, such as if you want a sweet or bitter wine, or more fruit notes.
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15 Best Cookbooks To Gift For The 2023 Holiday Season
If you're looking for the perfect gift this holiday season, a cookbook is a great place to start. Here are 15 new or classic cookbooks we recommend for gifting.
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Pack Homemade Sun-Dried Tomatoes In Olive Oil For Endless Uses
Storing sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil is a process that goes one step beyond other preservation processes to obtain even more convenient, delectable results.
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The Irish Mule Puts A Whiskey Twist On The Classic Moscow Version
The spicy Moscow mule is a classic. So, why not mix ginger beer and whiskey to make an Irish mule? It's just as easy to make and offers a new flavor profile.
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12 Ways To Cook With Whiskey
Turns out whiskey doesn't just belong in the liquor cabinet - the spirit's bold flavors work wonders in the kitchen, from savory sauces to sweet desserts.
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The Cantarito Is The Tart Mexican Cocktail Paloma Fans Will Love
For a refreshing alternative to a Paloma cocktail, turn your tequila thoughts to a cantarito, a fruity Mexican drink that's all about the clay cup.
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Jacques Torres Says Slow Fermentation Is The Key To Perfect Pizza Dough - Exclusive
Preparing perfect pizza dough is essential to making great pizza, and Jacques Torres says it also takes patience - he's a fan of letting it ferment slowly.
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What To Consider Before Making Your Own Slow Cooker Recipe
It's fun to adapt your go-to recipes, and one good way of doing that is by transferring them to the slow cooker. Read our tips to check what will work best.
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Pan-Fried Okra Lets You Enjoy The Vegetable Without The Slimy Texture
Trying to get more greens into your diet but have had your fill of kale, broccoli, and green beans? It's time to give okra another try by pan-frying it.
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Orange Juice Is The Secret Key To Tender And Balanced Pork
Pulled pork is one of the tastiest ways to eat this versatile meat, but for an even better version that's both tender and crisp, add a big squeeze of citrus.
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What It Means When Whiskey Is Triple Distilled
The art of making whiskey is a mix of mystery and mastery, and can be bamboozling. We look into what triple-distilled means to see what makes it special.
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How To Pick The Best Fresh Shelling Beans At The Farmers Market
When visiting your farmers market to buy fresh shelling beans, consider a few things. Good quality pods are firm and plump, indicating healthy beans inside.
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This Viral Ginger Ale Hack Took Our Instant Ramen To Another Level
You may be surprised at this tip for elevating a bowl of instant noodles. Our writer tried it, and the results changed the way she eats noodles at home forever.
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Trader Joe's Winter Squash Is One Of The Best Holiday Cooking Bargains
Winter squash is a seasonal favorite - and it keeps for a long time! It can be costly when priced per pound, so head to Trader Joe's for the best deals in 2023.
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19 Protein Bar Brands, Ranked
There are tons of protein bars out there, but with such a large selection, how can you choose? We ranked the best, taking nourishment and taste into account.
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Why You Should Always Boil Starchier Potatoes Whole Rather Than Cubed
You may have heard that starchy potatoes shouldn't be boiled, but there's a trick to making it work. Be sure to boil starchier potatoes whole rather than cubed.
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Swap In Tofu For A Vegetarian Twist On Avocado Chicken Salad
Avocado chicken salad is a delight. But what happens if you run out of chicken - or your vegetarian friend wants some? Fear not: Fried tofu is the perfect sub.
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The Easy Way To Clean Your Coffee Maker Using Vinegar
Your coffee maker takes care of you every day, but when was the last time you returned the favor? Luckily, there's an easy way to clean your machine.
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Chick-Fil-A Announces The Return Of Its Peppermint Chip Milkshake And 2 New Coffee Flavors
The holiday season marks the return of several seasonal food items, including the iconic Chick-fil-A Peppermint Chip Milkshake. But that's not all.
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Salt & Straw Launches Its First-Ever Ice Cream Cakes
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Salt & Straw are giving us yet another reason to celebrate: two limited-edition ice cream cakes are available on November 8, 2023!
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Add A Burst Of Sweetness To Your Pizza With Nectarines
Tasting Table recipe developer Taylor Murray uses fresh, juicy nectarines in her Sweet and Savory Italian Salad Pizza for a burst of sweetness and tartness.
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The Southern Comfort Cocktail Named After A Famous Movie Icon
One of the most timeless cocktails in mixology history was inspired by the Southern belle protagonist in the 1936 Margaret Mitchell novel 'Gone with the Wind.'
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Craving Hot Dogs Without The Meat? Use Carrots Instead
If you're craving hot dogs without the meat, there's a basic and accessible substitute to stuff inside a bun with your favorite toppings: carrots!
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Henry Bain's Sauce Is A Robust Condiment And A Long-Time Kentucky Secret
Bourbon and fried chicken may be Kentucky's most famous culinary contributions, but Henry Bain's sauce is anotherKentucky-born recipe you should know about.
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The Type Of Coffee You Are, According To Your Zodiac Sign
Our Zodiac signs tell us a lot, but can they determine the kind of joe that most embodies us? We think so. From coffee pods to cortados, we break it down.
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