Ciabatta bread is a common choice when making bruschetta, but there may be an even better option. Our expert recommends using Pugliese bread as the best choice.
If you're already a bacon lover, you won't need to hear this tip twice. Here's why cooking bacon in a cast iron skillet is more useful than you might think.
Frozen margaritas can be a pain to make at home, which is why we recommend this simple swap. Plus, with this hack, making different flavors is a breeze.
If you're a serious cook, then it's important to have a variety of knives. Cleavers and boning knives are just two examples, but how do these tools differ?
You can grill a wide variety of foods, but the way you do it matters. For instance, some options don't turn out well if you cook them with direct heat.
Alton Brown is a culinary mastermind, so why wouldn't you follow his recipe for a great egg salad? Here's his secret ingredient that makes all the difference.
Most meat benefits from being left out at room temp prior to cooking, but not hamburger patties. These should be kept in the fridge until cooking - here's why.
If you want to upgrade your tomato bruschetta, this one slept-on herb complements the acidity of the tomatoes and the earthiness of the basil beautifully.
If you've ever eaten a seafood dish at a restaurant and then tried to replicate it at home, only to find it's not as good, you're probably missing fish stock.
A martini can be garnished by far more than just olives. Here's some expert advice on other fruits and veggies you can use to construct creative cocktails.
Sure, honey is sweet and delicious on its own, but you can take it to the next level by infusing it with herbs. Now you just need to choose which one to use.
Salmon isn't cheap and it has a short shelf life, so it's important to make sure you're only buying as much as you're going to eat in one or two meals.