Give Your Coffee A Unique Burst Of Flavor With This Classic Spice
Milk and sweeteners aren't the only additions for your cup of joe. Reach into your spice rack for this pantry staple to give your coffee a new punch of flavor.
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Grilled Eggs Give You A Smoky Flavor In Half The Time
Cooking eggs is generally pretty simple, and there are plenty of ways to make them. Grilled eggs are a quick way to give them a smoky flavor. -
The Classic Dip Ingredient You Never Thought To Add To Hummus
From chilis, to red bell peppers and avocado, there are many ways to add flavor to hummus. But have you ever tried pairing it with this classic dip? -
Give Fruit Salad An Elegant Upgrade With This Unexpected Pantry Staple
Dressings are a common component to most salads. But what about when it comes to a fruit salad? Add some sophistication with an ingredient you already have. -
Andrew Zimmern's Fridge Hack For Removing That Pesky Brisket Fat
While fat will add flavor to your brisket, you can have too much of a good thing. Andrew Zimmern has a useful refrigerator trick for removing any excess. -
Upgrade Boring Potato Salad With This Crispy Technique
Upgrading potato salad can be done in many ways. One way is to focus on the potatoes themselves. Try the crispy technique to enhance an otherwise dull dish. -
The Summery Hungarian Spritzer That Only Requires 2 Ingredients
Summer should be fun (and easy), so you'll want no-fuss cocktails to beat the heat. This summery Hungarian spritzer requires only two ingredients. -
Here's What Makes Texas Brisket Stand Out From The Rest
Brisket is known for being a flavorful, tender, slow-cooked BBQ style. But Texas brisket takes everything a step further and is arguably the best. Here's why. -
This Is How Many Mimosas You'll Get From One Bottle Of Champagne
Whether you're planning a party or just stocking your home supply, it's helpful to know how many Mimosas one bottle of Champagne makes. The answer? It depends. -
Make Fried Rice In Your Air Fryer And Thank Us Later
Fried rice can liven up weeknight dinners - but sometimes you don't want the fuss of using the stovetop. Luckily, you can also make this dish in the air fryer! -
Give Your Coleslaw A Greek Twist By Using Tzatziki As Your Base
Give your next batch of coleslaw an added flavor boost and extra dose of nutrition by swapping your mayo for yogurt-based tzatziki sauce. -
A Cheesemonger Explains How To Pair Potato Chips And Cheese Like A Pro
Getting a bit bored with crackers on your cheeseboard? Give pairing various chip flavors a try and you'll never look back. It's as good as it sounds. -
Chef Warns Against Making These Mistakes When Cooking Crab Cakes
Crab cakes, delicious as they are, can be tricky to get just right. Our resident expert details what mistakes to watch out for when making them yourself. -
Give Hummus A Smoky Twist With This Staple Sauce
Dial up the flavor on your next batch of hummus by incorporating this smoky sauce you likely already have hanging out in your fridge. -
14 Secret Ingredients That Will Take Your Burgers To The Next Level
From adding a punch of umami with fish sauce to creating a velvety mouthfeel with cream cheese, these ingredients turn basic burgers into something amazing. -
The Foolproof Way To Poach Eggs In An Instant Pot
Let your Instant Pot work a bit of magic and use it to easily poach eggs. Luckily there is very little skill required and just a couple of tools needed. -
15 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking With Herbs
Herbs are essential to many delicious dishes. But it's easy to screw up using them. We're taking a look at the most common mistakes everyone makes with them. -
8 Of The Unhealthiest Canned Beans You'll Find At The Store
Canned beans might seem like a healthy option, but in fact, they can be one of the unhealthiest things in your pantry. We're examining the 8 worst offenders. -
Ina Garten's Extra Step For The Ultimate Roast Chicken
Ina Garten's weeknight chicken dinner involves one important step, and it doesn't have anything to do with the actual cooking process. It's what comes first. -
How A French Cosmopolitan Differs From The Original Drink
This subtle ingredient change makes the French variation on the classic Cosmopolitan worthy of a try. Make it at home or order it at your next happy hour. -
Ina Garten's Towel Trick Makes It So Easy To Travel With Desserts
When you've put the time and effort into baking and decorating a beautiful dessert, the last thing you want is for it to topple over on the drive. -
Yes, You Can (And Should) Use Sweet Tea In Barbecue Sauce
Sweet tea doesn't have to be relegated to just your pitcher. You can incorporate the drink into you next batch of bbq sauce to liven up the flavor. -
The Smoky Ingredient You Need For Game-Changing Pasta Sauce
Pasta sauce doesn't typically require many elements. But if you want to up the flavor, there's a smoky ingredient you can incorporate for an added boost. -
Never Eat A Soggy Sandwich Again With This Clever Condiment Trick
When you've been looking forward to your packed lunch all day and the sandwich turns out soggy, it's more than disappointing. It's also very sad. -
Why You Should Use Both Baking Soda And Powder To Make Cookies
Baking the perfect cookie is the ultimate goal. So why do some recipes call for baking soda, and the others baking powder, when the smart move is to use both? -
Ina Garten's Microwave Popcorn Upgrade Is Delightfully Bougie
Popcorn is always pretty satisfying but why not upgrade it with some bougie ingredients like the Barefoot Contessa? Feel a little fancier on movie night. -
Clean Your Grill To Perfection With These 2 Common Ingredients
Cleaning your grill after a barbecue needn't be a chore. In fact, these two basic kitchen ingredients will remove grease and food debris in no time.
