You don't have to throw away your old tortillas if they start to get moldy or hard. Turn on your oven, add some spice, and bake some homemade tortilla chips.
Barbecue sauce varies by region; trying new versions can leave you thrilled or wanting more. If you buy one that tastes lackluster, add this tangy ingredient.
It's actually a doddle to get hardened sugar off your thermometer: Here's how to do it. And the good news is that you can clean your pan at the same time.
Grilled cheese sandwiches might be the best thing since sliced bread, but they can be an even better thing if you replace your bread with sliced sweet potatoes.
Whether you're crafting your own from scratch or amping up your favorite brand, your barbeque sauce will benefit from the addition of this flavorful fruit.
A classic bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich is great, but if you're bored with the same old morning sammie, there are plenty of ways to level it up.
Brining meat is a game-changing technique that can yield juicy, tender meat, but make sure you're striking the perfect balance in brine time for smaller cuts.
You may enjoy oyster crackers, tortilla strips, or pretzels atop your soup, but a less common topping is also great for adding crispy texture and extra flavor.
Use a tea ball to infuse broths with the complex flavors of herbs and spices, and you'll never have to fish soggy leaves out of your soup before you can eat.
You've likely had guacamole with the avocado mashed into a spread, but you've been missing out if you've never made the dip with larger chunks of diced avocado.
Head to the liquor cabinet and grab your favorite fortified wine the next time you're about to make a sauce or soup. Even a little splash goes a long way.