How Long Boxed Chicken Stock Stays Fresh In The Fridge
If you regularly use chicken stock, you likely don’t have to worry about it going bad. But if you use only a little, here’s how you know if it’s gone bad.
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The Spicy Canned Ingredient You Need For The Ultimate Adult PB&J
Just because you're grown up doesn't mean you can't enjoy a kid's lunchtime staple now and then. Try adding this spicy kick to your peanut butter and jelly.
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14 Kitchen Knife Hacks You Need To Master
Beyond simply slicing and chopping your food, there are actually many different hacks out there for making your life much easier when using knives.
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You're Probably Reheating Your Pasta Wrong, But We're Here To Help
Leftovers are loved by many but can go horribly wrong if not reheated properly. Here's how you should reheat pasta to ensure a quality second meal.
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The Genius Pickle Hack That Totally Elevates A Pickleback Shot
Whiskey shooters have likely tried a pickleback at one point or another. If you're a fan of the flavor combination, you should try this tasty pickle hack.
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Aldi's Boozy Cheese Needs A Place On Your Charcuterie Board
a good charcuterie board doesn't have to feature expensive meat and cheese from a specialty shop. In fact, Aldi has a great option for your next board.
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No Popsicle Tray? Just Use Some Shot Glasses
Making popsicles allows you to experiment with your favorite flavors. If you're out of the typical molds, you can use something you likely have in your cabinet.
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How To Make Popsicles That Are Perfectly Creamy, Not Icy
Enjoying popsicles is a nice way to cool down in the hot summer. If you're making your own, you can prevent ice crystals while also making them creamier.
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The Midwest's Butter Burger Is Exactly What It Sounds Like
Combining two beloved foods can create an exciting flavor profile. If you love butter and you love burgers, you'll certainly enjoy the Midwest's butter burger.
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The Subtle Differences Between A Salad Fork And A Dinner Fork
While they indeed look pretty similar, we'll help you spot how to differentiate the two, what to use them for, how to hold them, and where to place them.
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Skewers Are All You Need To Amp Up Your Salad Game This Summer
Summer picnics and backyard barbecues are a great opportunity to incorporate delicious salads. Try individualizing them this summer by utilizing skewers.
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Fix The Texture Of Canned Soup With Just One Kitchen Tool
Your blender is more versatile than you may think. Use it to elevate any can of soup with these clever tips and tricks. Plus, add in some extra flavor, too.
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What Everyone Should Know About Cooking Glass Noodles
Glass noodles are a versatile ingredient that can be cooked in two main ways.
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The Fancy Dinner Rule You May Not Realize You're Breaking
It's a simple rule and surprisingly easy to accomplish, yet many people rush through meals without really savoring them. Here's how to slow down.
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Old-School Frozen Fruit Salad Is Too Good To Leave In The Past
Frozen fruit salad has ebbed and flowed in popularity since the 1920s. We it's a dish that deserves a tenured spot in the summer dessert lineup.
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Why A Thermometer Is Essential For Smoking Burgers On A Pellet Grill
A thermometer is an essential kitchen tool if you often cook meat. But it is essential to have one on hand if you plan to smoke food using a pellet grill.
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When Building Your Salad, Always Remember That Less Is More
Salads are back in season, and while you want to feel full, you only need a few ingredients. Choosing a select few carefully can help create an ideal lunch.
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How You Can Save Leftover Vanilla Bean Pods For Endless Uses Later
The vanilla bean pod is frequently discarded post-use, viewed as nothing more than a disposable shell. However, this could not be further from the truth.
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The Marshmallow Hack For Delightfully Drip-Free Ice Cream Cones
Tired of runny ice cream cones in the summer heat? Simply add a marshmallow to the bottom of your cone to prevent it dripping onto your hands.
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What To Know Before Attempting To Eat Oysters At A Fancy Dinner
Some oyster connoisseurs may need to be made aware of proper etiquette. Here's what you should know about ordering oysters at a fancy restaurant.
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If You Ever Come Across A Horseshoe Crab, Here's How To Eat It
Horseshoe crabs may not be the cutest, but like many other sea creatures, some are edible. Here's how to eat one if you ever come across it.
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12 Tips For Making The Best Homemade Tortillas
We've put together our top tips for making the best homemade tortillas so that you can get them right the first time, and every time after that.
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The Ice Hack To Make Your Summer Pitcher Drinks Far Less Diluted
There's nothing worse than pouring a fresh, cold cocktail on a hot day only to find the ice has melted. Try this game-changing hack to keep pitcher drinks cool.
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The Chef-Approved Method To Easily Elevate Canned Clam Chowder
Shelf-stable foods are typically underrated staples you'll want in your pantry. Among others, canned clam chowder can be dressed up with simple ingredients.
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Pomegranate Seeds Are Absolutely Meant To Be Eaten. Here's How.
Understanding the health benefits of pomegranate seeds will certainly make you want to incorporate them in your diet. Here's how you can enjoy them.
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It's Fiddlehead Season. Here's How To Eat The Fancy Vegetable Safely
If you're a fan of obscure and relatively unknown produce, you might know a bit about the fiddlehead. Well, they're in season now, so enjoy them safely.
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The Common Mistake To Avoid For Fluffy, Tender Cinnamon Rolls
Spoiler alert: Don't overheat your milk. You don't want to kill the yeast used to make your rolls rise and if the temperature is too high, you won't be happy.
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