Ćevapi: The Classic Balkan Dish You Should Know About
Ćevapi are made from a blend of meats and flavored with various seasonings. Here's what you need to know about these skinless sausages so common in the Balkans.
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This Easy Ingredient Swap Makes Creamier Scalloped Potatoes
You can make scalloped potatoes from whatever variety you have on hand, but there's a simple ingredient swap that makes this dish creamier. Here's our tip.
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What Is A Julienne Cut And When Is It Best Used?
Learning how to cut fruits and vegetables is one of the first lessons chefs have to master during their training. The Julienne cut is just one type.
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How To Tell If Spam Has Gone Bad
Despite not being healthy or nutrient-rich, Spam is cheap and convenient, but how can you tell if the canned meat has gone bad? Here are a few pointers.
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Why You Need To Build Your Nachos With A Hole In The Center
Building your nachos requires a little planning to avoid soggy and messy chips. Here's why you actually need to build your nachos with a hole in the center.
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What Shortening Actually Does To Your Frosting
Shortening takes cake frosting to the next level, unlike common ingredients cream or margarine. Here's what shortening actually does to your frosting.
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How Vinegar Can Help Eliminate Fish Odors In Your Kitchen
There are many myths when it comes to reducing fishy odor in the kitchen, but most don't work. However, here's how vinegar can help eliminate fish odors.
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How A Dry Knife Could Ruin Your Pie Crust
Sometimes, the pie crust crumbles and splits when cut, creating a mess, so how do you cut through it to get perfect slices? Here's a knife tip you should use.
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The Best Way To Freeze Cooked Rice
If you didn't know yet, you could freeze rice, but you must follow a few rules to keep it edible and soft. Here is the best way to freeze cooked rice.
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Why You Need To Consider Acidity When Canning Your Own Tomatoes
Acidic foods with a pH below 4.6 are the safest to can, and tomatoes are good to go. But here's why you must consider acidity when preserving your tomatoes.
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Why A Bento Style Box Is A Creative Choice For School Lunches
If you're looking for a fun way to spice up your child's lunch, try a bento box. It's a versatile way to pack all the nutrients they'll need throughout the day.
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12 Essential Tips For Cooking With Beer
For many people, how to properly cook with a beer is a mystery. We consulted with a chef for how to get started and what pitfalls to avoid.
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New Report Reveals Who Is Suffering The Most From Food Inflation
Though rising prices on basic necessities like food and gas affect almost everyone, it does hit some groups harder than others according to a new study.
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TV Dinners Were Not Always Microwaveable
Frozen dinners or TV dinners were invented in the early 50s, but did you know they didn't always go in the microwave? Here's how microwave meals came to be.
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Your Eggplant Will Taste Better If You Use More Of This Ingredient
The eggplant is a versatile fruit that can be used in a multitude of dishes across the kitchen. Here's how this common ingredient can help bring out the flavor.
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The Best Type Of Beef Cut For Pepper Steak
Pepper steak is a dish zinging with flavor and texture. But, choosing the right cut of beef is essential to making the dish, so here's what you need to know.
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You Should Be Cooking Pancakes At This Heat Level
Pancakes date back to the ancient Greeks but it's still tricky to get them perfectly fluffy. Here's how the right heart might increase your pancake game
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Data Shows NYC Restaurants Struggle To Return To Pre-Pandemic Numbers
It's perhaps unsurprising that in one of the dining capitals of the world, restaurants are nowhere near returning to their pre-pandemic levels of foot traffic.
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Should You Be Swirling Beer Like Wine?
Part of sampling wine involves giving it a bit of a swirl around the glass after it's poured. So should you also be swirling beer like wine?
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The Unconventional Way To Use Up Leftover Mashed Potatoes For Brunch
Leftover mashed potatoes can sit in the fridge for weeks before they make it to the plate or trash can. Here's a great hack to re-purpose your leftover mash.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Putting Coffee Beans In The Blender
Putting coffee beans into a blender may seem like a reasonable hack if you don't have a grinder. Here's why you shouldn't put coffee beans in a blender.
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A Whole Foods Co-Founder Is Opening His Own Restaurant Chain
One of the Whole Foods co-founders is opening his own vegetarian restaurant chain, along with a slew of wellness centers.
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Why 'Bitter' Beer Is So Common In Britain
Bitter beers are a ubiquitous bevy that many British publicans satiate their parched lips with. Here's why bitters are so common with British drinkers.
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They Key To Perfectly Melted Cheese In Your Omelette
There's nothing worse than a veggie omelette that's full of undercooked vegetables and topped with cold shredded cheese.
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The Real Reason Your Apple Pie Turned Out Mushy
While there are techniques to fix a liquid-filled pie, wouldn't it be easier to prevent it in the first place?
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Food-Scented Candles Are Blowing Up Right Now
The aroma of a meal is almost as enticing as the food itself, sometimes more so. Now restaurants are selling food-scented candles to trigger more spending.
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40% Of People Agree On Their Favorite Way To Eat Avocado
We asked 615 avo-fans about their favorite way to chow down on the creamy, dreamy fruit to find out what is the most popular way to eat avocados.
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