If you've ever boiled eggs and found them hard to peel one day but much easier a week later, you're not imagining things. For easy egg salad, use week-old eggs.
If you're cooking for a crowd, it's easy enough to double the ingredients in your chosen meal. But that method doesn't necessarily work with the cook time.
Proper prep prevents short ribs from giving you a long face. But with this Ina Garten tip, you can check off a step by getting the butcher to do it for you.
Believe it or not, the iconic pumpkin spice latte is easy to make at home - and you don't have to use pumpkin purée to do it. An even easier ingredient exists.
If you've tried a bottled Starbucks Frappuccino, you know that its texture fails to capture the icy goodness of the real thing. But there's a clever fix for it.
French toast needs no introduction, but there are plenty of ways to elevate this classic breakfast - and one of them is a beloved and convenient frozen treat.
Squash is a versatile treat, but all too often, little spots of mold will start to appear and wreak havoc. Luckily, it's easy to keep it fresh for longer.
Adding sweet syrups to coffee is nothing new, but that's precisely why you should mix things up with this totally unexpected tart and sweet inclusion: rhubarb.
While every salad has unique qualities, none are quite as refreshing as a cucumber salad. But cucumbers don't always flaunt the boldest flavors on their own.
Gelato is like ice cream's cool Italian cousin: similar but also distinct. For instance, ice cream likes to be chill, while gelato needs time to warm up a bit.
There are plenty of ways to add a little more excitement to classic tuna salad. Conveniently, this salad dressing is probably in your fridge right now.
Chef Stephen Parker of Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer knows a thing or two about the perfect chicken wings. Check out his top tip in this exclusive interview.
Cabbage is the new, hearty superstar on the vegan and vegetarian scene, but pretty much anyone would find roasted cabbage delicious. It's all about the heat.
Japanese cuisine enthusiasts know their stuff. For those making dishes at home, this is the Chef Makoto Okuwa-approved breading for restaurant-quality katsu.
There's no need to settle for canned green beans. Plenty of ingredients are waiting in the wings to boost their flavor and texture, spicing up your meal.
Soup is a dish that is endlessly customizable. But if you're not adding this herb to your pea soup then you're missing out on a serious taste elevation.
If you're looking for a way to add more elegance and complexity to everyday French toast, we have great news. You likely already have this ingredient on hand.