Kumis: The Alcoholic Horse Milk Likely Linked To Genghis Khan
Yes, you read that right: alcoholic horse milk. The drink has a long history and may even be linked with warrior-ruler Genghis Khan.
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You Should Never Add This Chicken Part To Your Stock
Nothing beats homemade chicken stock. All the elements slowly cook together to become liquid gold, but there's one part of the chicken you should leave out.
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Everything You Need To Know About Buying And Cooking Crabs
Know your Dungeness crabs from shell-less blue crabs (aka soft-shell crabs!)? Here's our primer on how and when to buy, and where to look for seasonal crabs.
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Here's Why People Outside The US Don't Refrigerate Eggs
When in Europe, it can be a bit surprising to see eggs sitting on shelves out in the open, with no refrigerator in sight. Here's why they do it that way.
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Classic Homemade Mochi Recipe
Mochi, the Japanese dessert, may look complicated, but they're surprisingly easy to make. Use this recipe to make classic homemade mochi in about 30 minutes.
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Don't Skip This Important Step When Pressure Cooking Eggs
Boiled eggs may be one of the best examples of how a pressure cooker can further simplify an already easy-as-pie recipe. Here's how to nail it every time.
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What Makes Italian Ice Tomatoes Unique
You may not have heard of Italian Ice tomatoes, but they're an amazing little fruit. Learn more about what makes this tomato variety unique.
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Transform Your Moscow Mule Into A Fall Treat With This Simple Addition
A Moscow Mule is a tasting and frosty beverage that many enjoy in the summertime. Here is a simple addition you can add to the mix to make it ready for fall.
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The Bakery Where All Of Ben & Jerry's Brownies Are Made
Here's how it came to be connected with Ben & Jerry's -- and how both companies are acting on their shared values.
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How To Stop The Bananas In Banana Cream Pie From Turning Brown
If you're a fan of the banana cream pie, you may have noticed your bananas turning brown and wondered how to stop this from happening.
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The Spooky Starbucks Frappuccino You Might Have Forgotten
While there has been an abundance of unique Starbucks Frappuccino flavors over the years, there is one that might evoke a stronger reaction than others.
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The Origin Story Of The Baked Alaska
Although at one time it was more regularly eaten, today most people probably haven't tried Baked Alaska. Here's how this hot-and-cold dessert came to be.
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The Simple Method Alton Brown Uses To Dry Rib Roast At Home
Alton Brown has been sharing kitchen tips and tricks with fans, including the drying method he uses for his holiday standing rib roast.
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Boozy Butter Will Change Your Steaks Forever
You've probably seen alcohol-infused food like milkshakes, or fruit, but have you ever heard of booze-infused butter and how you can use it on steak?
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Why Rotisserie Chicken Is So Hard To Make At Home
Why is it that the rotisserie chicken purchased is always better than your at home roasted chicken?
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The Worrisome Problem Food Banks Are Facing Nationwide
During the pandemic, food banks took on a bigger role in many U.S. households than ever before. But it's becoming harder for food pantries to help communities.
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Mexican Horchata Recipe
If you're unfamiliar with Mexican horchata, this dairy-free cinnamon-flavored beverage is refreshing, sweet, and surprisingly easy to make.
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The Best Type Of Mushrooms To Pair With Your Steak
Steak and potatoes? Get out of here! Steak and mushrooms are the true match made in heaven. Here's which varieties pair best, whether in sauces or as sides.
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The Gas Stove Maintenance Task You've Been Overlooking
Cleaning your gas stove may seem daunting but it's a simple task that will keep you in control of your flame. Yet, most people forget to do this easy step.
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Elevate Your Pan-Fried Dishes With This Easy Egg Wash Swap
Rather than ordering takeout, you can reach for this condiment when you're fresh out of eggs and be well on your way to the pan-fried dinner of your dreams.
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The Type Of Chicken Ina Garten Uses For Salads
Ina Garten is a pro at cooking delicious homemade meals. When making a salad, she prefers this particular kind of chicken for the best possible flavor.
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Whole Foods Has Made A Significant Change To Its Leadership
If you felt uneasy about Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods five years ago, hold on to your carts because Whole Foods may be in for another sea change.
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An Underrated, Dairy-Free Way To Add More Calcium To Your Diet
We've been told for years that drinking milk is the best way to get enough calcium. In reality, there are many excellent options, including this beloved veggie.
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Why Water Spinach Must Be Cultivated With Special Care In The US
Water spinach could break you out of your veggie rut. Though it's a staple Southeastern Asian cuisine, here's why it's tough to find in the U.S.
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The Simple Trick To Cleaning Your Electric Spice Grinder
Owning an electric spice grinder can be both a pro and a con. as spice aromas tend to linger. Here's a great hack to clean your spice grinder without water.
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The Simple Trick That Will Change Your Salads Forever
While the typical blueprint for salad works wonders, sometimes a garden salad can also be delicious — that is, if you've followed one hack.
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How An Ecuadorian Brewer Resurrected One Of The Oldest Beers Ever
One Ecuadorian brewer is bringing a taste of the past into the modern world. Here's how Javier Carvajal recreated one of the first beers ever brewed.
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