Datemaki: The Japanese Rolled Omelet That's A New Year Tradition
Datemaki is a traditional Japanese omelet served on the New Year. Here's how this dish combines eggs, hanpen, and sweetness for a deliciously festive meal.
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How Bobby Flay Avoids 'Tired' Looking Tuna Steaks
Before you cook up your next tuna steak dinner, Bobby Flay explains specific things to look for to ensure you're getting the best fish at the grocery store.
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Everything You Need To Know About Amtrak's Dining Options
Traveling via Amtrak is becoming more popular, and planning a trip is always easier when you know what the food options are like. Here's what you should know.
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The Halloween Food Traditions That Supposedly Predict Your Future
Halloween wasn't always about ghosts, but involved fortune-telling, mainly regarding love. Here are a few food traditions that supposedly predict your future.
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11 Best Pine Nut Substitutes For Pesto
While pine nuts are a mainstay of pesto, it's also expensive and not great for the environment. For the best substitutes, read on to find out.
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The Ingredient That Will Change Your Chicken Chili Forever
There's nothing quite like a bowl of chili. This ingredient adds so much depth and flavor to chicken chili, not even a die-hard Texan will miss the beef.
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A New Scanning Device Could One Day Help You Pick The Best Avocados
Avocados are delicious and nutritious, but finding them when they're perfectly ripe is an age-old challenge, This new A.I.-powered tool might help.
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The Al Barakeh Wheat Project Is Reviving Jordanian Baking Traditions
Jordan was the breadbasket for several Mesopotamian empires, but few grains are now grown there. The Al Barakeh Wheat Project is hoping to change that.
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25 Best Ingredients To Upgrade Your Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chocolate chip cookies are basically perfect, but these additions take this classic treat's flavor, texture, and presentation to the next level.
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Everything You Need To Know To Sous Vide Your Thanksgiving Turkey
Adorn your Thanksgiving table with a sous vide turkey. This water bath cooking method produces tender, juicy meat, and you just need a few tips to pull it off.
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Ina Garten's List Of James Beard Accolades Is Quite Impressive
Ina Garten is known for her books and beloved show, "Barefoot Contessa." She's also a highly-decorated James Beard award winner. Check out her impressive wins.
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14 Mistakes You're Making With Cinnamon Rolls
No matter what way you prefer your cinnamon rolls, there are always some things you can do better to make the best possible cinnamon rolls at home.
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The Canned Rations Fed To Soldiers During The Civil War
Canned foods were coming into their own as the Civil War began. The other foods available to soldiers at the time were verging on or wholly inedible.
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The Anonymous Beginnings Of Ben & Jerry's Popular Cherry Garcia Flavor
The concept for Ben & Jerry's most famous flavor wasn't created by the ice cream duo themselves. Here are the anonymous beginnings of Cherry Garcia.
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Fool-Proof Poached Eggs Recipe
Don't shy away from making a poached egg — follow this fool-proof recipe to end up with a perfectly poached egg every time.
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Sourdough Sausage Stuffing Recipe
Bread stuffing doesn't have to be an afterthought on the Thanksgiving table with this sourdough sausage stuffing recipe.
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Essentia Water And House Wine's Collab Box Aims To Stop Holiday Hangovers
As the holiday season starts rolling in, contemporary beverage giants Essentia Water and House Wine are joining forces to help reduce those holiday hangovers.
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Yes, It Matters Which Way You Point Utensils In The Dishwasher
The dishwasher is a modern miracle, but everyone seems to have their own ideas on how best to load utensils. Let us put pet theories to bed with this advice.
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An Inexpensive Salmon Alternative You Should Try
The world is already undersupplied and the demand for salmon continues to rise. So, what's the next best option if you want something similar?
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What It Means When Half-And-Half Doesn't Properly Dissolve In Coffee
Pouring half-and-half into your coffee can be a delight for most, but not when it doesn't properly dissolve. Here's what it means when this mishap happens.
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Why You Should Substitute Breadcrumbs With Instant Mashed Potatoes
Whether you're just out of breadcrumbs or looking to put a twist on your next dredged meat or veggie, instant potato flakes are a great alternative.
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Beer-Battered Fish Tacos Recipe
This beer-battered fish tacos feature perfectly-fried cod that's bursting with flavor.
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The Sustainable Caviar Alternative That Happens To Be Vegan
There's another caviar-like delicacy that has all the ocean flavor and freshness, with no moral dilemmas included.
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A New Starbucks Reserve Is Opening Inside The Empire State Building
Starbucks will be opening a new Reserve location in the Empire State Building that promises to be one of the most elaborate cafes in all of New York.
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The Debated Origins Of The Pu-Pu Platter
Kids giggle when they hear its name, adults conjure images of sipping cocktails in a tropical atmosphere, but who the heck decided to call it a pu-pu platter?
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Recipe: Turkey Jook (Rice Porridge)
Turn Thanksgiving leftovers into Chinese American jook, or rather the best rice porridge of your life.
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Gemma Stafford's New Cookbook Is Bigger And Bolder Than Ever - Exclusive Interview
Gemma Stafford wants the best for your baking. She spoke to Tasting Table about her newest cookbook offering and gave many valuable tips for home chefs.
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