The 2 Kitchen Essentials Gordon Ramsay Won't Bake Without
To become a master chef like Gordon Ramsay, you need the right tools for the job. These are two of the baking essentials he couldn't be without.
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Grab A Coffee Filter To Easily Grease Those Baking Pans
Greasing your baking pan with a paper towel has it's downsides. Luckily, there's a cost-effective alternative right at your fingertips: a coffee filter.
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Why Your Spoon Matters When Stirring Melted Sugar
If you decide to create some homemade caramel, you'll want to make sure and pay attention to your choice of spoon for stirring that melting sugar.
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A Microwave Is The Only Tool You Need To Make Mouthwatering Smoked Salt
Infusing salt with smoke sounds like it would be a time-consuming process, but all you need is a microwave and you'll be smoking up a storm in no time.
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The Best Way To Keep Your Countertop Ice Maker Squeaky Clean
Keeping your countertop ice maker clean is important to prevent nasty germs and mold building up. Find out the best things to use for an effective job.
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The Secret Ingredient For Gorgeously Browning Meat In Your Air Fryer
There's an ingredient that you can use to cook meat that turns out beautifully browned in your air fryer, and all it takes is this pantry staple.
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No, Food Cooked In An Air Fryer Isn't Really Fried
Likely named by the marketing department, air fryers don't do exactly what you think they do. So what cooking method do they employ if not frying?
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The Kitchen Tool You've Never Considered For Reheating Pizza
If you've got cold, leftover pizza in your fridge, consider whipping out this kitchen appliance to warm up and transform your snack.
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Your Air Fryer Is The Perfect Tool For Easy Roasted Cauliflower
Unsurprisingly, air-fryer roasted cauliflower is delicious. Here are some tips to keep in mind when using this appliance for your next batch.
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The Easy French Press Hack For Drying Shredded Veggies
It may seem as though a French press can only be used to make coffee. But if you're a fan of shredding veggies, it could also save you effort drying them.
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Why It's A Huge Mistake To Measure Dry Ingredients In A Wet Measuring Cup
Sometimes it seems easier to consolidate your cookware to avoid doing too many dishes. However, when it comes to measuring cups, this isn't the smartest idea.
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Your Cast Iron Is The Perfect Tool For Chopping Up Nuts
Save yourself the trouble, space, and cost of buying yet another kitchen gadget by leaning on your cast iron skillets for your nut-crushing needs.
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The Super Simple Chopstick Hack For A DIY Cooling Rack In A Pinch
If you have cookies out of the oven but are stuck for a cooling rack, your drawer full of chopsticks might come in handy for building a DIY version.
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Can You Broil Food In Pyrex Dishes?
The glass used to make Pyrex dishes was designed to withstand high heat and changes in temperatures. But can it stand up to the intense heat of a broiler?
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The Kitchen Tool Ina Garten Swears By For Shredding Brussels Sprouts
TV chef Ina Garten has several recipes in which Brussels sprouts take a starring role. And, importantly, she knows just the tool to help with their prep.
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Chris Cosentino's Blacklight Hack For Effortless Crab Shelling
Chris Cosentino's blacklight hack for effortless crab shelling
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Forget The Viral Wine Cork Hack: Just Use An Oven Mitt To Hold Pot Lids
TikTok recently learned that a cork wedged under a pot lid's handle can help you lift the lid without burning yourself, but have you considered an oven mitt?
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The Simple Lid Twisting Trick To Break Apart Clumped Spices
If your spices have ever gotten clumped up in their jars, then you know how frustrating this can be. Fortunately, one clever TikTok creator has a solution.
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The Type Of Cooking Spray That Might Ruin Your Air Fryer
For the best results with your air fryer, a little oil is necessary. But there's a cooking spray you should avoid that might ruin your fryer basket.
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Can You Use A Cast Iron Skillet On An Electric Stove?
Using a heavy, cast iron pot on a glass electric stove seems counterintuitive. So is it best to keep the pan away from the delicate surface to avoid mishaps?
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Apparently, There's A Way To Juice An Orange With The Back Of A Knife
You've probably made orange juice by hand or with a juicer, but did you know that there's another unconventional way to juice citrus? Using a knife.
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Are You Cleaning Your Microwave Often Enough?
How often do you clean your microwave? As surprising as it may seem, this kitchen staple can harbor all sorts of germs - despite its ability to kill bacteria.
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The Easiest Way To Clean The Sugar Off Your Candy Thermometer
It's actually a doddle to get hardened sugar off your thermometer: Here's how to do it. And the good news is that you can clean your pan at the same time.
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Roasting Vegetables On Parchment Paper Is A Big Mistake
When roasting vegetables proper browning is super important for both flavor and texture. Here's why parchment paper can hinder the perfect roast.
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The Importance Of Flour When Baking In A Cast Iron Skillet
When baking with a cast iron skillet, make sure you don't neglect to flour your pan before it goes into the oven. Otherwise, the results could be disastrous.
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Here's What Those Numbers On The Bottom Of Your Pyrex Dishes Mean
Anyone who has ever looked at their Pyrex dishes closely might have noticed a string of numbers pressed into the bottom. Here's how you can decipher the code.
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Sous Vide Is A Truly Underrated Method For Cooking Wings
This hands-off method for making chicken wings couldn't be easier to pull off. Cooking sous vide is almost a fool proof method for juicy wings.
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