Every strainer is different, but this hack will work for the vast majority. It works so well, it's almost like strainers were designed to be used this way.
The next time you're craving a bowl of hearty soup, make it extra thick and creamy by adding this rich, silky ingredient often left over from baking recipes.
Want to replicate your favorite takeout restaurant's fried rice? Try this easy hack for fluffy, evenly-seasoned grains that will be sure to leave an impression.
A little bit of bright, herbaceous pesto is the key to unlocking a new level of flavor in your classic egg salad recipe. Trust us -- it's worth trying out.
If you've got leftover chili on your stovetop, put it in the fridge and leave it for a day. It will make your burritos an even bigger flavor sensation.
Latkes are a mouthwatering dish popular during Jewish holidays. The basic recipe is simple, with plenty of potential for variations. Here are some of the best.
Transfer sauces from ramekins to squeeze bottles by putting the sauce onto plastic wrap and rolling it into a tube, then emptying the tube into the bottle.
While pears are traditionally poached in wine for a luxurious flavor, they aren't the only fruit you can poach. Try poached peaches for a different taste.
Before you discard the oil from canned tuna, anchovies, and more, try using it in these ingenious ways to make your food tastier and stretch your dollar.
Whether baking or grilling them up, homemade chicken wings are a crowd-pleaser. Take this tip and try a secret ingredient drink mix to upgrade your next batch.
Boozy foods are nothing new, but alcohol is being added to more foods to enhance flavor. Try the unexpected boozy addition you need for elevated French toast.
Bubble potato pillows, as seen in a viral TikTok video, offer the best of tater tots and gnocchi: Crispy, nuggets with a crunchy exterior and a tender inside.
A warm bowl of beef stew is a wintertime tradition guaranteed to chase away chill. Improve the classic with a splash of flavor often associated with summer.
Moose meat is not a cut you'll typically find at your local grocery store. But if you're inclined to hunt for it, here's the best way to cook this wild game.
Tuna is a great alternative to traditional empanada fillings. But there is a cultural and historical significance for the fishy twist on classic ground beef.
A sweet and sharply sour fruit, tamarind is essential in many world cuisines but uncommon in Western kitchens. Here's everything you need to know about it.
You can easily upgrade your s'mores or s'mores-inspired desserts by switching a chocolate bar with Rolos. Find other ways you can amp up this classic dessert.
Ice cream cones provide a sweet contrast to the salty parts of granola while also adding a crunchy element to your standard mix of dried oats and fruit.