Whipping up some fish tacos sounds easy enough, but not every kind of fish is suited to the taco treatment. We asked a professional chef which ones are best.
You don't need a dedicated smoker to infuse that coveted barbecue flavor into your sausages. You can do so using a gas grill and this handy foil pouch hack.
Getting the perfect fried fish without too much grease at home can be a challenge, and that's where the air fryer comes in. Follow these tips for success.
Chicken parm is comfort food at its finest; but you need that crispy exterior for a satisfying crunch. Maintaining the perfect texture comes down to saucing.
One of the easiest -- and, let's be honest, one of the best -- desserts you can make at home is vanilla fudge. All you need are two common ingredients.
Dredging eggplant slices in eggs and breadcrumbs can often be a messy affair, but a simple hack can ease the hassle. It even works for other eggplant dishes.
Packaged gravy often lacks depth, flavor, and soul. But with a little browned butter, you can achieve that homemade bravado without roasting a whole turkey.
Breaded fried chicken is great and everything, but figuring out how to use your oven for perfectly crispy chicken with a lighter coating is where it's at.
Flour dredges can be a little bland without a pop of seasoning. Fortunately there's a simple solution that will turn your mixture into pure magic: Old Bay.
Banana bread is a fairly simple and tasty baked good, but it can be challenging to make without perfectly ripe bananas. Here's how to save your banana bread.
Canned mushrooms are typically packed with a preserving liquid, which can make them soggy and not-so-appetizing. The solution? Your air fryer, of course!
Jiggers give bartenders greater quality control when making cocktails, ensuring each has a consistent taste. But why are they shaped like an hourglass?
Leftover fried chicken can become soggy and unappealing on day two. But, if you try J. Kenji López-Alt's technique, you can bring it right back to life.
If your veggie burgers suffer from dryness and crumbliness, this one ingredient can help. It's accessible, great at binding ingredients together, and creamy.
Julia Child is famous for bringing fancy French cooking techniques to everyday kitchens. And her take on a chocolate mousseline made for a lighter result.