For fluffier, cloud-like scrambled eggs, look no further than your trusty protein shaker to shake them up. Here's why you shouldn't sleep on this cooking hack.
Kale can be tough to chew, but makes a delicious salad with the right treatment. Next time you approach this veggie, give it extra love with a heated dressing.
Two Southern staples come together in the kitchen for fabulous results: sweet tea and fried chicken. Take this tip to make tender, flavorful poultry every time.
Using orange peels as a presentation vehicle for mashed sweet potatoes during the holidays is only one iteration of a long and cherished culinary relationship.
If you plan to make Thanksgiving dinner, you want to ensure you have enough time. How long will a turkey take to thaw in the fridge? Here's what to know.
If you've ever looked at an entire mushroom and wondered whether or you could deep fry it to a crisp without suffering any consequences, here's what to know.
Deviled eggs are a classic appetizer thanks to the appeal of a silky mix of egg yolks, mustard and mayo. Knock the bland out of that mix with a kicky condiment.
Enchiladas are easy to make and often served with a bright red sauce. Take yours in an authentic direction by adding a global favorite with Mexican roots.
We're here to talk about gzik, a simple yet flavorful Polish dip made with farmer's or cottage cheese that's often spread on toast or spooned over potatoes.
Whether you're frying chicken or whipping up a batch of donuts, you can be sure your frying oil is at the perfect temperature with the help of a wooden spoon.
The microwave can do much more than just reheat leftovers. With a little preparation, it can turn out perfectly crispy, mess-free homemade potato chips.
If your once trusty but now dusty and neglected bar cart is covered in cobwebs and it's nowhere near Halloween, give it new life as a cooking prep station.
Canned chili can taste better than you think. You can easily upgrade this simple meal with different ingredients you likely already have in your kitchen.
To thoroughly clean baby bok choy, slice it in half vertically and swirl it around in a bowl of fresh water, changing the water out at least three times.