Make Homemade French Fries Even Better By Starting With Cold Oil
Using cold oil to make French fries sounds counterintuitive, but this method provides a soft interior and crunchy exterior - all with less grease.
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Swap Out Vodka In Your Next Cocktail With The World's Best-Selling Spirit
This top-selling spirit, that's number one on global consumption charts, is relatively unknown outside Asia, but it makes a great lower-alcohol swap for vodka.
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Sesame, Citrus, And Soy Air Fryer Chicken Skewers Recipe
A citrusy marinade with lime and tangerine juice contributes to the big flavor of these skewers. Though made for an air fryer, you can also bake or grill them.
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Step Up Creamy Store-Bought Dressing With A Dollop Of Sour Cream
Step up store-bought dressings with a dollop of sour cream to enjoy restaurant-worthy salads at home. Even better, this trick isn't limited to creamy dressings.
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18 Trader Joe's Seasoning Blends, Ranked
The lineup of seasoning blends from Trader Joe's spans all sorts of flavors, but some are better than others. We taste-tested and ranked a broad selection.
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The Trick To Fixing Bad Wine Is Probably Already Sitting In Your Wallet
If you're faced with a bottle of wine that's gone bad, there's a quick fix you can try and you've most likely already got the key ingredient on hand.
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The Time Management Tip Ina Garten Swears By When Making Cake
Use this simple tip from celebrity cook Ina Garten to save yourself time in the baking process and ensure you're serving up fresh cake and frosting every time.
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The Proper Way To Store Capers And How To Tell They've Gone Bad
Sold in jars and shelf-stable when unopened, capers can last for quite a long time, but only when stored properly. Even then, they don't last forever.
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When Traveling With Whiskey Bottles, Keep Them Cool And Protected
If you collect whiskey while traveling or plan to bring a favorite bottle to a distant family gathering, there are some steps to make sure it arrives safely.
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Edna Lewis' 2-Ingredient Sauteed Scallions Deserve A Spot On Your Plate
Edna Lewis had a big influence on sharing the greatness of Southern cooking and her scallion recipe shows the deliciousness of a even simple Southern dish.
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Why You Should Add Hard-Boiled Egg To Your Biscuit Dough
It's a baker's dream to make a batch of perfectly soft and delicious biscuits and with this hard-boiled egg trick, the dream will become reality.
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The Right Way To Store Freshly Cut Pineapple
It's always nice to have some fresh, juicy, and sweet pineapple on hand for snacking or cooking with. But what's the best way to store it once you've cut it up?
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Did You Know That There Are Male And Female Asparagus? Here's The Difference
Lots of fruits and vegetables are monoecious and are capable of self-reproducing, but others are separated into male and female varieties, including asparagus.
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The Pasta Water Tip For Top Notch Cacio E Pepe
Cacio e pepe is a deceptively simple pasta dish with only a few ingredients, but making it can be challenging. Luckily, this tip for how to add water can help.
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The Easiest Way To Steam Cauliflower While Adding Flavor
Roasting and grilling are popular methods to bring out cauliflower's nuttiness while imparting crispy char. However, you can save yourself time.
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Does Grinding Your Beef Really Make A Difference For Smash Burgers?
Smash burgers are all the rage these days, but should you be preparing the meat any differently than a normal burger before smashing it onto the griddle?
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Cajun Tofu Bowl With Avocado-Maple Dressing Recipe
The spicy heat of this gluten-free bowl with oven-roasted tofu gets cooled down by the avocado and maple dressing. You could also swap the tofu for chickpeas.
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Why Butter Poaching Is A Superior Lobster Cooking Method, According To A Chef
For expertise, Tasting Table turned to Chef Franklin Becker from Point Seven, a NYC restaurant, who says butter poaching is his favorite way to cook lobster.
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How Long You Can Store Fruit Salad In The Fridge And Freezer
Fruit salad isn't really known for keeping well, but with the proper storage techniques, it can last for much longer in both the fridge and freezer.
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Doritos Launches New Baja Blast-Inspired Chips
In a collab that's destined to get people excited, Frito-Lay and Mountain Dew have come together to create a new flavor of Doritos chips inspired by Baja Blast.
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Quaker Oats Plant Closes After Dozens Of Products Recalled
After 55 years in operation, a Quaker Oats plant in Danville, Illinois, is closing as a result of revenue loss due to ongoing product recalls.
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Can You Drink Cachaça Straight?
Cachaça is a Brazilian sugarcane liquor that is rapidly gaining popularity worldwide. But what's the best way to enjoy the spirit? And can you drink it neat?
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12 Cheese Grater Hacks You Didn't Know You Needed
There are a few hacks that'll make using a cheese grater significantly easier from start to finish, whether you're grating cheese or something else.
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Pineapple Is The Tangy, Tropical Fruit That Perfectly Pairs With Salmon
Pineapple adds the perfect sweetness and brightness to perk up all your favorite salmon recipes, and there are many easy ways to incorporate the fruit.
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Bacon And Egg Ranch Potato Salad Recipe
Make this creamy all-American potato salad with crispy bacon, hard-boiled eggs, and herby ranch seasonings for your next potluck, picnic, or barbecue.
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An Expert Explains Why You Should Always Use Concentrated Cold Brew In Cocktails
Jessie Dolores, Manager at Coffee + Cocktails at Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC, explains the best approach to adding cold brew to mixed drinks.
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The Canned Beef You Should Stock Up On The Next Time You're At Costco
Costco is full of great deals for bulk buyers. One surprisingly great canned good worth hoarding is the Kirkland canned roast beef for under $0.50 per ounce.
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