What's better than fresh corn on the cob? One with a bit of spicy heat to it. While you have a lot of options, we suggest starting with this simple condiment.
A semi-hard cheese called halloumi won't melt into a puddle when you heat it, making it a perfect candidate for cooking to a golden brown in your air fryer.
Guy Fieri knows a thing or two about grilling. So when he offers up a preferred cut of steak that goes easy on the family budget, we're on board for it.
Two of the most popular fruits don't exactly translate to fruit salad. But if you must add them to the mix, follow these tips to keep them from browning.
A can of sweetcorn might be an ingredient you wouldn't think to air fry. But, in just a few minutes, you can have a tasty and versatile movie-night snack.
If you don't feel like wine, beer can be a great pairing with any meal if you know your flavors. So, what is it that separates Märzen beer from other lagers?
From bacon to chicken to brownies, we cooked 11 foods in both an air fryer and oven to find out which appliance produces the best results. And we were shocked.
Charcoal grills may be stubborn, but with the right amount of air and patience, it'll be your go-to grill method, thanks to its unbeatable smoky flavor.
Canned vegetables are as easy to upgrade as they are to prepare, and with some simple ingredients and methods you can quickly amp them up to the next level.
If you love nigiri sushi, and wish there was an easier way to serve this Japanese dish to friends and family, it's time for you to give sushi cups a try.
Bruschetta is a great party-pleasing appetizer, but you don't always have to make it the same. Try it out with these three herbs for a fresh twist on a classic.
Artichokes are undoubtedly an intimidating vegetable to prepare. But with these expert tips, you will be cooking them like the professionals in no time.
From the type of eggs used to how they’re mixed to ingredients added, our resident chef explains why restaurants have the most velvety and delectable scrambles.
Selecting the temperature at which to bake bacon isn't an exact science, since you have to contend with different bacon types and textural preferences.