Pasta Played A Key Role In The First-Ever TV April Fool's Hoax
From farfalle versus fusilli to spaghetti and meatballs, pasta is a darling of the culinary world, but it's also instrumental to one of the greatest pranks.
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The Differences That Set Fake Caviar Apart From The Real Deal
How do you know your caviar is the real deal - and not one of many faux versions advertised as authentic? A few key differences can provide clues.
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Managing Expectations Will Lead To Better Baking Experiences With Your Air Fryer
Baking can be done in your air fryer, but it's not the same as baking in an oven. It's important to manage expectations for a better baking experience.
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How Much You Should Be Tipping Cocktail Servers At Casinos
The drinks themselves may be on the house, but you should still be prepared to cough up at least a few bucks to the staff that keep those drinks coming.
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How To Fill The Void Of Starbucks' Salted Caramel Mocha This Fall
If you're struggling to find Starbucks' salted caramel mocha in stores, here's how you can recreate the seasonal beverage in your own kitchen.
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A Bottle Of The World's Most Valuable Whisky Is About To Hit Sotheby's Auction
It's no secret that rare liquors can be expensive, but a bottle of Macallan 1926 whisky that's about to be auctioned off at Sotheby's might shatter records.
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Gallaghers Steakhouse Was Once The Prime Speakeasy In NYC
In New York City, it is possible to drink and dine in establishments that have been operating for the better part of a century. Enter Gallaghers Steakhouse.
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How The Food Pyramid Has Changed Over Time
Chances are, the food pyramid you picture is the one adopted by the USDA in 1992, but the food pyramid has evolved over the years, and continues to do so.
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Level Up Your Stock By Adding Some Fresh Ginger
Fresh ginger is the perfect way to level up your stock. With a warm, autumnal flavor and medicinal qualities, this star ingredient can elevate countless dishes.
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How Long Must You Boil Water Before It's Safe To Drink?
Whether you're outdoors or your local water supply has been interrupted, it's important to boil water for the right length of time to ensure it's safe to drink.
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What Are Purple Hull Peas And What's The Best Way To Cook Them?
You're probably familiar with black-eyed peas but have you heard of their cousin, the purple hull pea? This versatile legume is a staple of Southern cooking.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Bright Red Cuts Of Meat
Bright red cuts of meat may look fresh and enticing, but here's why you should think twice before buying those brighter pieces over cuts with darker hues.
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Antonia Lofaso's Favorite Meal Of 2023
Ee wanted to know from someone as culinarily well-traveled as Antonia Lofaso, what struck her as a truly outstanding meal she's had in the past year.
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Old Bay Is The Classic Ingredient That Will Give Your Pickles A Kick
Whether you're making homemade pickles from scratch or trying to spruce up a jar you bought at the store, this trusty seasoning will improve their taste.
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30 Types Of Bread, Explained
There are so many different types of bread out there that it can be hard to track. Here are the roots of popular types of bread across the globe.
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Never Throw Out Tomato Seeds Again With This Tasty Egg Sandwich
Did you know that tomato seeds are a delicious addition to an omelette or sandwich? Here's how to replicate this viral creation for your next breakfast.
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Spice Up Your Cocktails With A Dollop Of Hot Pepper Jelly
Bring trending swicy flavors to your cocktails by adding hot pepper jelly to your favorite drinks - even classics benefit from this sweet-and-spicy upgrade.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Ordering The Soup Of The Day
If you're going out for a nice meal, it'll be worth it to stick to the freshest items on the menu, and that daily special might not be the best choice.
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The Best Way To Freeze Coffee Creamer And How Long It Lasts
Don't despair if a container of coffee creamer is too big to finish before its expiration. You can buy yourself quite a bit of time by freezing it.
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Cauliflower Adds A Creamy And Nutritious Boost To Potato Soup
Potato soup doesn't have to be heavy on cream and low on nutrients. Adding cauliflower gives you all the creamy texture with even more nutritional benefits.
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Review: The Last Of Us-Inspired Corn Dog At Universal Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights Is A Monster Of A Meal
If you're headed to Universal Studios Hollywood Horror Nights, the impressive Cordyceps Corn Dog should be at the top of your must-eat list.
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Why Fresh Kernels Are Best When Making Creamed Corn
If you're making creamed corn, the type of corn kernels that you use makes a world of difference. Fresh kernels will produce the best results.
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Is It Safe To Drink Bottled Water Left In The Sun?
Keeping a plastic water bottle in the car is handy, so long as you don't leave it sitting in the hot sun for days on end. Doing so can actually be harmful.
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What Is Honeynut Squash And How Do You Best Cook It?
You are likely familiar with butternut squash, but how about its smaller relative the honeynut squash? Here's what you need to know including how to cook it.
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13 Hacks For Chicken Wings You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Homemade chicken wings can take you on a world-spanning tour of incredible flavors with every crispy bite. Spread your wings with these hacks.
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The Difference Between Fudge Cake And Its Regular Chocolate Counterpart
Let's get something straight: there are, despite their similar appearances, major differences between fudge cake and chocolate cake. Here's how they compare.
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Maple Syrup Is The Sweet Boost For Your Acorn Squash Soup
It's hard to imagine how this craveable, creamy soup can get better but you can up the autumnal sweetness of this soup with the addition of maple syrup.
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