If your store-bought guacamole tastes a little flat, there's one ingredient that will take it to the next level. Spice up your guac with just a few sprinkles.
Frozen foods not only make prep time quicker and easier, but they are also packed with flavor and nutrition. These are some of the favorites of celebrity chefs.
A lassi is a traditional Indian drink that's refreshing and delicious, and Alton Brown uses a simple ingredient to make his peach lassi even more tangy.
Quesadillas are a perfect canvas for experimentation, and this freezer favorite can bring both unique texture and flavor to your quesadilla with minimal effort.
Making pie crust can be a sticky affair, but corn flakes simplify the process and reduce the time. Here's how to use a box of corn flakes to make pie crust.
Crispy chicken skin is a favorite part of the experience for many diners, and one simple trick will make this outcome more likely. Remove the lid as it cooks.
If you're a fan of lox and schmear on an everything bagel, take it to the next level by using everything bagel seasoning to zhuzh up your salmon filet.
There's little more disappointing about a bottle of soda than when it's flat. So if you have some left over, here's a trick to keep those bubbles fizzing.
Most bacon is made from pork, but an increasingly popular alternative is beef bacon. So, will you notice any difference in flavor if you make the switch?
Tofu is a nutritious addition to many types of soup, not just miso. But if you want to get the dish right, you must consider when you add it to the pot.
Unless they're used to make gravy, pan drippings tend to be tossed in the trash. Instead, you can use them to amp up the flavor of your next salad dressing.
Chef Kieron Hales of Zingerman's Cornman Farms gave us some tips and expert insight for preparing perfectly cooked, nutritious, and flavorful artichokes.