The First Thing You Need To Do With A New Mortar And Pestle
Ready to break out your new mortar and pestle? There's just one necessary step before you whip up a batch of pesto or salsa.
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Why Some Chefs Recommend You Start Slow Cooking Your Ribs
Slow cookers are more versatile than you might expect. Here's why some chefs recommend that you try experimenting with slow cooking your ribs. -
Why You Need To Be Baking Lasagna In A Glass Pan, Not Metal
A good lasagna makes a great dinner and leftover lunch. The dish is easy and versatile, but what you bake it in may make or break your recipe. -
Why Pasta Sauce Splatters In The Microwave (And How To Stop It)
The microwave can be a cooking savior but there are some foods that can create more work than they are worth. Pasta sauce is one of those foods. -
The Espresso Machine Brooke Williamson Can't Go Without
If you've been thinking about majorly upgrading your home coffee situation, you should know about the espresso machine that Brooke Williamson swears by. -
How To Debone Your Own Chicken Breast For Elevated Flavor Every Time
Purchasing boneless chicken may be easier, but those bones have some serious flavor. Follow these steps to debone your chicken but retain the flavor. -
Why You Should Try Making Whipped Cream In Your Food Processor
The stand mixer is one of the handiest kitchen appliances you can have, but so is the food processor. Both can make whipped cream, but the latter may be best. -
Believe It Or Not, You Can Make Hollandaise Sauce In 1 Minute
Sometimes you want to indulge in a childhood favorite with an adult twist. The classic root beer float is one that you can spike with some great vodka flavors. -
Do Yourself A Favor And Stop Dumping Your Ravioli In A Colander
Ravioli is an easy and filling weeknight meal. It really doesn't take much skill to cook them. But if you use a colander to drain them, you need to read this. -
Why You Should Never Overfill Your Slow Cooker With Liquid
Using a slow cooker for meals seems relatively easy, but you still have to be careful not to overfill or underfill the appliance with liquid. -
What To Consider Before Putting Aluminum Foil In Your Air Fryer
If you're wondering if you should or even can use foil paper within your air fryer, there's a few things you should know first, like when and how to use it. -
Where Is IncrEdible Eats From Shark Tank Today?
IncrEdible Eats struck a deal with investor Lori Greiner on "Shark Tank," but it was never finalized. So where is the edible spoon company today? -
TikTok's Two-Minute Air-Fryer Cookie Hack Is Leaving People Upset
If you crave homemade chocolate chip cookies, you probably want them to be ready rather quickly. This TikTok quick-bake hack left some impatient people unhappy. -
The Crispy Spanish Potato Dish You'll Want To Make In Your Air Fryer, According To Chefs
The air fryer is not having a moment, it's here to stay. And according to professional chefs, there is a Spanish potato dish that you should be making in it. -
The Golden Rule For Slicing Different Cheese Shapes (Like Wedges, Rounds And More)
Not all cheese is created equally. They come in various shapes and sizes, but there's a rule you should follow to maximize the best proportions for sharing. -
Ina Garten Constantly Replaces Vegetable Peelers (And You Should Too)
Some cooking appliances are better off being replaced rather than repaired and Ina Garten is well-versed in this area. She replaces vegetable peelers often. -
Shredding Meat Doesn't Have To Be Hard – Just Use Your Stand Mixer
A stand mixer is useful for many recipes, but did you know this appliance can come in handy for shredding meat? Chicken, pork, or beef is a breeze to shred. -
Everything You Need To Know About Dutch Vs. French Ovens
While both Dutch and French ovens have many similarities, there are a few key differences that set them apart. Here's what you should know about them. -
Why You May Want To Avoid Cooking Popcorn In An Air Fryer
Popcorn can be popped in more than just the microwave, but should you use the air fryer to make this popular snack? You might be surprised at why you shouldn't. -
Not Sure If Your Oven Is Working Correctly? Bake Some Cornbread
Baking cornbread may be a Sunday staple, but did you know it's a helpful practice to check your oven? Here's what you need to know about this tasty trick. -
What Is A Washing Up Bowl, And Do You Really Need One?
Perhaps your mom had one, or you have never heard of it before, but a washing bowl is not an uncommon tool to have in the kitchen. Here's what you need to know. -
The 12 Biggest Mistakes You're Making With Your Kitchen Knives
Dull, cheap, and ill-maintained knives really just won't cut it. These are the 12 biggest mistakes you may be making with your kitchen knives. -
14 Creative Ways To Utilize Your Bundt Pan
A bundt cake pan can be used for more than just making delectable desserts. In fact, the possibilities are endless, and these 14 tips are just the start. -
12 Foods You Should Never Put Down The Drain
The garbage disposal is an important part of any kitchen. However, some are still a little unsure of what to put into it. These are 12 foods you never should. -
The Biggest Mixer Mistake You're Making With Bread Dough
Baking comes easy to some people, but to others, the step by step directions are crucial. When making bread, even experts may not know about this mixer mistake. -
Where Is ProntoBev From Shark Tank Today?
There's a proper temperature to serve a bottle of wine. This Shark Tank gadget promises to make that process faster -- but where is the company today? -
The 8 Best Pans For Frying Eggs
Fried eggs make for a versatile meal option, and are pretty simple to make if you have the right pan. There are our top picks for perfect fried eggs every time.
