TV personality and cookbook author Joanna Gaines shares a tip to making crunchy, crowd-pleasing chili, which has roots in an American southwestern tradition.
Create professional-looking hand-dipped chocolates at home by learning the right techniques. It might take a little longer, but trust us, it's worth it.
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.
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.
Flavoring your classic cocktails can be a great idea. If you aren't already, you should be fat-washing your whiskey to make an enhanced Old Fashioned at home.
Unless you're feeding a small crowd, you'll likely end up with some leftover Beef Wellington. So here's the best way of reheating it to keep its quality.
Though you may want to stick your eggs in the freezer to preserve them, this can result in a goopy yolk. Thankfully, there's a trick to keep your eggs runny.
Making the best smash burger takes practice, but the internet has plenty of tips. Flattening the meat ahead of time will give you the crispiest smash burgers.
You don't have to be a sommelier to know which wines you like, but it helps to know what to pair them with. These are the best wines to pair with tomato sauce.
Crispy fish skin can be a delicious part of a cooked filet. But not all dishes need it. So here's a simple hack to remove fish skin using only a carving fork.
Your microwave can do more than popcorn and heating frozen dinners. With a little attention to power settings, it can even be used to prepare perfect rice.
Making homemade food as gifts shows you're giving something from the heart. Whipped honey is the one-ingredient topping that's easy to make and gift to others.
If you like spaghetti and meatballs, and you like breakfast sausage, why not combine the two? Switch up your mornings and give breakfast meatballs a shot.
If you love a creamy peanut butter pie, there are ways to enhance it. The next time you make one, seriously upgrade peanut butter pie with marshmallow fluff.
The famed TV personality and chef recommends holding on to those precious shrimp shells and tails, which can be used to elevate the flavor of your pasta.