What Is A Moka Coffee Pot, And How Does It Work?
The machine you use to make your cup of joe is just as important as the beans. Here's what to know about the Moka coffee pot and how to use it.
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Ditch The Spoon For Another Kitchen Tool When Removing Squash Seeds
Accept a little help by swapping the spoon out for a better kitchen tool you likely already have in your kitchen drawer: an ice cream scoop. -
You Always Need To Pre-Sear Your Slow Cooker Chicken, Here's Why
While there are many helpful tricks to make the most of a slow cooker meal, pre-searing your chicken is one invaluable tip you'll wish you knew sooner. -
The 13 Best Waffle Makers You Can Buy In 2023
Whether you love your waffles round or square or Belgian, there's a waffle maker out there for you. Our guide details the best waffle makers you can buy. -
The Internet Is Torn Over The Correct Way To Use A Potato Peeler
The internet is torn over the correct way to use a potato peeler all thanks to a viral TikTok "hack." Here's what you need to know, including the safe way. -
For Crispier Air Fryer Food, Re-Imagine Your Counter Space
You might adore your air fryer, but are you giving it enough space on your countertop? This can affect your food's crispiness, and even prevent serious damage. -
Wondering How To Reheat Leftover Pulled Pork? Here's The Only Kitchen Appliance You Need
One unsuspecting kitchen gadget can reheat pulled pork better -- and easier -- than any other. Whip out your slow cooker and revitalize your bbq. -
A Food Processor Is The Chef-Approved Way To Juice Fruit In A Flash
There's an easy way you can make fruit juice using a kitchen appliance that you probably already have in your pantry: a standard food processor. -
13 Mistakes You're Probably Making With Your Convection Oven
Convection ovens can produce amazing results when baking and roasting, but they have their quirks. Avoid these mistakes and get great results every time. -
How To Microwave Frozen Chicken Nuggets Without Making Them Soggy
While a microwave can heat up frozen chicken nuggets in a flash, you may end up with a soggy end result. Here's a simple way to keep your nuggets crispy. -
Why You Need To Start Making Breakfast Potatoes In Your Air Fryer
If you're cooking up a batch of breakfast potatoes, the perfect crisp is a must. Here, learn how your air fryer is the ultimate tool for the just-right texture. -
Here's Why Julia Child Didn't Love Her Microwave
It's probably no surprise that celebrity chef, Julia Child, didn't love her microwave -- though she admitted it could be useful. Here's why it wasn't for her. -
If Your Stand Mixer Can't Reach Food At The Bottom Of The Bowl, Here's What To Do
Stand mixers are the workhorses of many kitchens. But, if the attachments don't reach the bottom of the bowl, you may get bad results. Here's how to fix that. -
How To Cut Veggie-Loaded Pizza To Keep The Toppings In Check
The wheel pizza cutter might be most people's go-to option for cutting pizza at home, but it's not the best option. This is the tool you need. -
Why Your Timing Is Essential To Making Any Slow Cooker Meal
Because most slow cooker meals require a large chunk of time to cook, planning ahead may be the most important factor when it comes to enjoying a low-prep meal. -
The Kitchen Appliance That Guarantees A Silky Tornado Omelet
One prominent TikTok and Instagram trend is the silky Korean tornado omelet - here's the one kitchen appliance you have to own before making one yourself. -
Is There Really A Right Side For Microwaving Bagged Popcorn?
Bags of popcorn advise you to keep one particular side up in the microwave. Does this really matter? The answer is yes -- and the reason why is surprising. -
Don't Make Grilled Cheese In A Toaster Unless You Want To Start A Fire
A grilled cheese is a simple, yet delicious sandwich to make. But you should avoid making said sandwich inside your toaster, unless you want to risk a fire. -
A Microwave Is Your Ticket To Crispy Garlic In A Flash
If you love adding crispy or roasted garlic to your dinners, then you should really try this hack. All you need is a bit of garlic and a microwave. -
If You Don't Want To Cry While Cutting Onions, Try Lighting A Candle
If you're like most people, cutting an onion is a daunting task. But, if you want to chop onions without all of the waterworks, try lighting a candle next time. -
The Clever Countertop Gadget To Keep Bananas Fresh Longer
There are many methods to ensure your bananas don't ripen too quickly, true, but you may not have considered trying this clever countertop gadget. -
The Strange-Looking Baking Tool That Once Preserved Delicate Cake Slices
Some kitchen gadgets have incredibly layered histories. For instance, this is the strange-looking baking tool that once preserved delicate cake slices. -
The Unexpected Reason Bagels Are One Of The Most Dangerous Foods In The Country
Preparing food can be precarious even for experienced home cooks, and there's an unexpected reason bagels are one of the most dangerous foods in the country. -
The Safety Checklist To Hit Before Putting Ingredients In An Instant Pot
The Instant Pot makes cooking easy, but there are some things you should know. Here is the safety checklist to hit before putting ingredients in an Instant Pot. -
For Quick Roasted Garlic, Toss It In The Air Fryer
Roasted garlic. That flavor is pretty hard to beat, which is why so many love it. If you want roasted garlic quick, you should try using the air fryer. -
15 Foods You Should Avoid Putting In A Blender
If you're a fan of using your blender, you probably want to take care of it. So, here's a list of things you should not put in your blender! -
How To Tell When Scallops Are Cooked When Using An Air Fryer
Here's the best way to tell if your scallops have been cooked thoroughly in an air fryer.
