How Gordon Ramsay Adds A Dramatic Pop Of Color To His Risotto
Risotto can sometimes look plain even when its flavor is vibrant, but for a presentation that's just as vivid as it is tasty, follow Gordon Ramsay's advice.
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For Unbeatable Onion Dip, Variety Is Key
Onion dip has evolved from its beginnings as a soup mix incorporated into sour cream. But for the best onion dip experience, variety is your friend. -
Jerk Seasoning Adds Just The Right Amount Of Heat To Chicken Salad
Tossing chicken into a salad with mayo and seasoning is a quick way to use up leftovers. Use jerk and you can elevate the dish to a whole new level. -
Seriously, Dust Your Garlic Chips With Powdered Sugar
If you want to upgrade your garlic chips in the most serious of ways, then you need to give them a dusting of powdered sugar. The results may surprise you. -
Need A Quick Wine Substitute For Deglazing? Consider Cranberry Juice
Red wine is as popular for cooking as it is for drinking. But if you've poured the last of your red wine, just use cranberry juice to deglaze a fond-laced pan. -
For The Absolute Best Rice Noodles, Soak Them First
If you've ever cooked with rice noodles, you know these delicate strands can turn into a clumpy, mushy mess. Here's how long to soak them to avoid that. -
14 Ways To Cook Perfect Shrimp
Looking to take your shrimp to the next level? These 14 cooking methods lead to perfectly juicy, flavorful, and tender shrimp, every single time. -
What You Need To Know Before Caramelizing Onions In A Slow Cooker
Slow cookers were invented to make our lives easier. And for the most part, they do. But with caramelized onions there are sometimes extra steps. -
The Best Method For Reheating Tamales Without Drying Them Out
Tamales can be tricky to reheat, as they can easily dry out. The best way to reheat these handmade delights requires a bit of patience and a steam bath. -
12 Baking Soda Mistakes Everyone Makes
Baking soda is a kitchen powerhouse -- but it can still be a bit tricky to use. We're taking a look at the most common mistakes people make with it. -
How To Properly Steam Broccoli In The Microwave
Steaming broccoli in the microwave is faster than other methods, and following a few tips for doing it right can give you a delicious veggie dish in no time. -
What Exactly Is A British Breakfast Bap?
Breakfast sandwiches are popular pretty much the world over, thanks to how easy they are to make and eat. Give yours a British spin by making a breakfast bap. -
11 Sweet And Savory Bread Recipes
Making bread is simple, comforting, and delicious. Here's a collection of some of the best breads, both sweet and savory, from our collection of recipes. -
It Only Takes 3 Simple Ingredients To Create A Delectable White Wine Pasta Sauce
Some of the best recipes are the most simple. When you're cooking this way, here's how to choose the best ingredients to make sure they all shine. -
What Sides Do You Typically Serve With Scallops?
The most decadent proteins deserve the best side dishes possible. When it comes to rich and indulgent seafoods you might be surprised at what works best. -
8 Common Mistakes People Make When Grilling Pork Chops
The secret to making perfect pork chops involves more than just throwing them on the grill. Avoid a few common mistakes to prepare the best pork chops possible. -
Give Pungent Nattō A Chance And Put It On Some Toast For Breakfast
Nattō may be a pungent treat that many people consider to be an acquired taste, but you should give it a chance and spread some on toast for breakfast. -
The One Simple Step That Gives Mac And Cheese A Gourmet Upgrade
Macaroni and cheese is one of the most comforting dishes around, but in order to give it the gourmet enhancement it deserves, give this one simple step a try. -
You're One Puree Away From Effortlessly Upgraded Soup
Puree the cooked components of your chosen soup recipe along with a bit of the stock for a thicker and creamier dish, without any added ingredients. -
The Mistake You Want To Avoid When Making Oats In A Slow Cooker
The type of oats you use in your slow cooker will significantly impact the quality of your breakfast, so always opt for the steel-cut variety. -
If Your Casserole Calls For Canned Soup, Beware Of Oversalting
Canned soups add a creamy texture and taste to casseroles, but they can also be loaded with salt, so be mindful about how you season the rest of the dish. -
Give Your Broccoli Salad An Upgrade By Blanching First
Blanching broccoli slightly tenderizes the veggie without removing the crunch, and is the step you don't want to skip when making your next broccoli salad. -
The 2 Mistakes You're Making When Frying Homemade Potato Chips
Even though deep frying potato slices in hot oil seems simple enough, pay extra attention when slicing and soaking. -
Martha Stewart's Ingredient Tip For Elevated Baked Potatoes
There are a lot of potato varieties you can bake in the oven, but there will always be some choices that are better than others. Follow Martha Stewart's lead. -
15 Ways To Upgrade Bagged Salad
Looking to bring new life to your bagged salads? From adding edible flowers to creative uses for garlic, we've got 15 ideas for upgrading your greens. -
The Olive Variety Most Commonly Used For Stuffing With Garlic
Most of us just reach for a jar of our favorite stuffed olives at the grocery store and don't think twice. But if you're making them at home keep this in mind. -
12 Hacks For Cooking Fish You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Cooking fish at home becomes easier once you get the hang of it, but these hacks will lead to even better-tasting results for your next lunch or dinner.
