Green bean casserole is a classic dish that many people consider to be the epitome of comfort food, but adding some za'atar will kick things up a notch.
You might think making butter is a complicated and time-consuming process. But it can be done effortlessly at home using little more than a food processor.
Instant rice is a culinary shortcut that's popular with home cooks, but it usually needs a boost in the flavor department. Luckily, all it takes is some cheese.
You might think filling your dish with extra casserole results in more leftovers for your time, but it can actually create a host of inconvenient issues.
Both sharp, raw garlic and burnt overcooked garlic can ruin your tomato sauce, and luckily, the technique that brings out its best flavor is simple to follow.
If the idea that a seasoned chef like Ina Garten would undercook her chicken breast is alarming to you, don't fret. She has a very good reason for doing so.
Crispy shallots are just the right topping for a creamy lentil soup or fluffy scrambled eggs. Here's the oil mistake to avoid to get the texture just right.
Is there anything more annoying than your fish cake crumbling into pieces as you try to flip it in the pan? You can avoid that by using the right binders.
There's nothing wrong with store-bought French onion dip on its own, but when you want to make it taste special, amp things up with caramelized onions.
Sticky rice, by its nature, is meant to clump together. But if you get it wrong you'll end up with a claggy lump. Here's how to make sure that doesn't happen.
Few meals hit the spot like a fried fish sandwich with cheese, but your choice of cheese can make or break the sandwich. Here's what works and what doesn't.
Once you've overcooked a piece of fish, there's no going back. Avoid ruining your beautiful piece of salmon with two simple ingredients you already have.
Chef Gordon Ramsay has decades of cooking experience under his belt, and his tip for perfectly formed crab cakes is one of his simplest yet most effective.
Though recipes for classic corned beef are ubiquitous, there are some basic rules of thumb to follow with this dish to guarantee flavorful and tender meat.
There are many dip options to consider for parties and snacks. Just as important, though, is your choice of accompanying snack. Here's what to consider.
While your air fryer can result in crispy, delicious pork rinds, simply tossing them in and hitting a few buttons isn't quite enough to get a good result.
It can be a drag to feel that burning sensation after chopping chilis. Luckily there's a way to alleviate the discomfort with a hack involving baking soda.
Canned French onion soup is a good option for those who don't have time to make it from scratch. And it can be easily upgraded with one simple addition.
Getting ramen dough to cooperate can be a bit of a challenge, especially if you're used to making egg noodles. For success, it's all about the hydration level.
Shepherd's pie used to be made with all sorts of ingredients, and who says it can't now? Try some of these ingredient swaps to elevate your next shepherd's pie.