There's more than one way to cook a steak, from grill to pan and oven. But to really wow the crowd, encase it in a salt crust and bake it for maximum flavor.
Purees aren't just baby food and can be a flavorful addition to any meal. Here's everything you need to know to get the smoothest, creamiest consistency.
Chef Angie Mar is known for cooking incredibly sophisticated cuisine, but she also knows her way around a burger. This is the ingredient that sets hers apart.
Tofu is full of vitamins and is a great way to get protein without eating meat. It doesn't have to be boring; for the best tofu of your life, try broiling it.
Not to be confused with cowboy butter, this light orange-colored dipping sauce is super smooth and creamy without being buttery. It's also sweet and zesty.
Gruyère's versatility allows it to be taken from the cheeseboard to the fondue pot. When it melts, it melts evenly, without leaving a pool of fat behind.
Beef stew is renowned for its simplicity, yet is a dish that can be easily adapted to suit your tastes. And adding this pantry staple could be a game changer.
Collard greens are a nutritious side to many meat-based dishes. But before starting on one of their numerous recipes, it's important to get the prep right.
The leafy green tops of radishes are both exceedingly good for you and extraordinarily tasty. Here's what to do with them if you find yourself with a bunch.
Mustard is a useful ingredient for a well-blended vinaigrette. But save yellow mustard for burgers and hot dogs. Here's why it should stay away from dressings.
Winter salads are a great way to celebrate the ingredients that shine during the season. One of the best ways to take yours to the next level is with lump crab.
Making fruit leather can be a rewarding activity, but you don't want all your hard work to go to waste due to uneven portions. A pizza cutter can help.
If you're wondering why your fried rice never quite tastes like take-out, there's a secret ingredient that'll get your homemade dish singing, restaurant-style.
It's probably rare that you'll make a meatloaf and not have any leftovers. Why not stuff it into a zucchini to create a quick and perfectly balanced dinner?
If your scalloped potatoes have turned into soup, there's a simple ingredient that will fix the problem in no time. Just reach for your trusty potato flakes.