Due to their dehydrated nature, sun-dried tomatoes have a chewy, sticky texture. When tossed into a blender, they tend to cling stubbornly to the blades.
Every day, you pick up a knife, fork, spoon or chopsticks without giving it much thought. Here's their backstory, from practicality to perceived devil worship.
Transform your taco game with this transformative (corn or flour) tortilla tip. Keep the vessels warm and pliable, avoiding messy mishaps during assembly.
Slow cooker recipes often add fresh vegetables near the start, but if you're using canned veggies, there's an important timing rule you should always follow.
Cooking with nonstick pans makes many things a lot easier (like clean-up!). If you want your nonstick pan to last longer, you'll want to check out these tips.
Cutting watermelon can be a messy job, but specialized cutting tools exist. We tried this cuber from Amazon, and weren't overly impressed with the results.
Summer picnics and backyard barbecues are a great opportunity to incorporate delicious salads. Try individualizing them this summer by utilizing skewers.
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.
Love baking with a stand mixer but hate that cloud of flour it kicks up and all over you and your kitchen counter? Here's a hack to contain that flour cloud.
If you love making Cuban sandwiches at home, you might think you need to invest in a panini press, but that isn't true. All you really need is this clever hack.
Who knew that cutlery wasn't necessary to peel this flavorful fruit? Grab your nearest glass cup and show off the easy way to peel kiwis with this fun hack.
Sometimes it takes hours to develop the kinds of flavorful ingredients that can enhance your cooking, but a microwave is all you need to make tomato powder.
Using a block of cheese instead of shredded or pre-sliced generally tastes better. If you decide to slice it, there's a tool you should use instead of a knife.
What's the difference between a Crockpot and a slow cooker? It turns out, nothing! Branding and marketing have led to a difference in naming conventions.