The European Region That's Perfected Canned Seafood
A can of tuna isn't always a can of tuna. In some regions of the world, canned fish is a fresh and sometimes spicy addition to home recipes.
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How This Expensive Coffee Is Harvested With The Help Of Elephants
If you think the specialty beans at your local store are pricey, wait until you learn about the coffee that goes through a very unique process.
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Refreshing Mojito Cocktail Recipe
Lime and mint: What a concept! Learn how to make one of the most refreshing cocktails out there, perfect for hot summer nights and days by the pool.
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The Differences Between The 3 Types Of UK Breakfast Teas
There are three types of U.K. breakfast teas. All are made with blends of black tea, but each has subtle differences in taste and strength.
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The Historic Way People Used To Can Meatloaf
Even the most experienced canning connoisseurs might be surprised to learn that canning meatloaf has been a standard process for over a century.
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Made Too Much Pesto? Here's How You Should Freeze It
If you make pesto and have a bunch left over, you can pop the rest in the freezer for convenient use using one common kitchen tool.
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Wild Rice Is Not Actually Rice. Here's What It Really Is
Wild rice belongs to a separate, but related species called Zizania, so while true rice and wild rice are not directly related, you can view them as cousins.
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What Happens If Your Overmix Pound Cake Batter?
Baking, to any degree, involves precision, and anything from using the wrong baking pan to over-mixing the batter can cause your pound cake to turn out wrong.
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New Data Shows Sales Of Fruit In California Is On The Rise
Most of the fruit purchased in the US is produced in California, and the state has seen a rise in fruit sales over the last couple of years.
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The Best Chocolate Percentage For Baking, According To Alice Medrich
According to baking expert and cookbook author Alice Medrich, there is indeed the perfect percentage if you're baking with chocolate.
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General Mills Poll Reveals Parents Are Worried About Kids' Nutrition
Increased food costs have put a strain on many households. A new survey from General Mills shows that parents are worried about their children's nutrition.
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The Cheesy Ingredient To Try On Twice-Baked Potatoes
A sorely underrated potato dish has to be the twice-baked potato, and the secret ingredient that can take it to the next level.
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The Unusual Reason Chips And Salsa Are Special To Texas
There's no state that gets as excited about chips and salsa as Texas does. Here's why.
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Why Don't People Drink Pig's Milk?
Pigs aren't exactly the easiest farm animals to milk, hence the lack of availabilty for pigs milks to drink.
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Sweet Potatoes Vs. Yams: What's The Difference?
The names yam and sweet potato have been used interchangeably for decades, but are they actually the same thing?
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Why You Should Add White Beans To Your Tuna Salad
If you're a fan of this style of white beans, then you'll probably be pleased to hear that it's pretty darn delicious when you add some canned tuna to it.
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The Crucial Information You Should Add To Homemade Canned Food Labels
Although you may think you'll always know what's inside the jar by looking at it, you may not remember the date you canned the items.
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Should You Mix Apple Types For Homemade Applesauce?
Sure, the stuff you get from the jar can be boring, but homemade applesauce is easy to make and you can easily customize your recipe to suit your preferences.
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Is It Dangerous To Put Paper Plates In The Oven?
Paper plates have many advantages from feeding large crowds to being disposable. But is it safe to heat something up in the oven on them? Here's the answer.
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The Best Methods To Reduce Oven Time For Casseroles
If you've continuously had a problem with the filling of your casserole turning out either mushy or undercooked, then try this method beforehand.
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Rising Energy Costs Could Mean Bad News For UK Pubs
Do you fancy a pint of ale at the pub? If so, you might have trouble even finding a local watering hole in the U.K. by next spring.
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Starbucks Is Again Under Fire From The National Labor Relations Board
Ever since a Starbucks in New York approved the first employee union in the United States last December, the push for unionization has been met with contention.
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Why Pumpkin Is So Prevalent In Indian Cuisine
Whether baked into flatbreads or folded into curries, pumpkins are used in holiday dishes and served on special occasions in Indian cuisine.
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How Adding Avocado Can Balance Your Margarita
Avocado is sneaking into all kinds of recipes, including cocktails. This creamy margarita blend is a frozen treat that shouldn't be skipped.
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The Flour Swap That Will Give Your Cookies A Nutritional Boost
If your diet has you searching for suitable flour alternatives for baking, this ingredient may make your cookie recipes even more delicious.
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Is It Possible To Peel A Peach By Hand?
If you want to peel a peach like a pro, here's a hack that can help you.
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New Student Ranking Says This School Has The Best Food On Campus
The college with the best campus food is no stranger to the list, making the top of The Princeton Review for the sixth consecutive year.
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