One way to spice up your potatoes is to add a little pickle brine while cooking. Here's how to do it and what these pickle-flavored potatoes work best in.
Garlic has tight, papery skin and sticky oils, but fortunately, Jacques Pépin has shared his easy method for separating even the most stubborn of cloves.
Pasta sauce jars contain more than the average serving size, so you'll likely end up with leftovers, but how long can that open pasta sauce last in the fridge?
When it comes to the North End -- the only neighborhood in Boston known specifically for its food -- even locals can always use advice on picking a restaurant.
If you're someone who's always searching for new taste experiences, you should know about cloudberries, the whimsical fruits that you'll be fortunate to try.
Tofu offers a meat alternative to those looking for one. It takes on many shapes, textures, and flavors, but furu adds an extra flavor you may be missing.
You can thank some really tasty mold for giving you this tasty cheese. That, and a process called needling, help to give blue cheese its signature color.
Smoother liquor awaits. All you have to do is pour your booze into a Brita filter to achieve a more filtered, higher quality sip of your beverage of choice.
Thai food is aromatic, with spicy and vibrant flavors suitable for nearly any palate. But how do you know the right beer to pair with your favorite dish?
A true twist of citrusy zest can elevate your cocktail game. Fortunately, a proper twist is easy to make, and all you need is the right specialty knife.
There's a more sustainable way to pop popcorn at home. Ditch single-serving popcorn bags and use tools you already have in your kitchen for a quick treat.
Fruit salad is an anytime, guilt-free indulgent. If you're making fruit salad for a party or gathering, you can amplify its presentation with these fun ideas.
Pearl onions' small size makes it hard to get their skin off. Luckily, all you need is a stove, pot, bowl, knife, and some water to easily peel them in a flash.
Olives are a great snack and add a pop of rich, salty flavor to all kinds of meals, but pitting them can be a real annoyance. Here's how to do it easily.
With a name like Chicken of the Woods, you can rest assured that this fungi does indeed taste like chicken. Swap it into some of your favorite recipes.
There's nothing like a warm, gooey cheese dish. Camembert melts to perfection and is great for dipping. Be sure you know the baking rules for this delicacy.