Instead of tossing out that oil from your can of tuna down the drain, save it to use when frying up your next batch of onions for an extra flavor kick.
The air fryer is a great kitchen tool for cooking food quickly and getting a delicious crunch without deep frying, but you may be making a big mistake.
There's one ingredient you should consider using to upgrade your barbecue sauce and enhance its flavor -- no matter if it's homemade or from the store: MSG.
Hummus doesn't typically contain any sweetners. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't add your own. And this one will boost its flavor in unexpected ways.
Summertime is grilling time, and vegetables are a great choice to toss on the barbecue. Celebrity cook Tabitha Brown shares with us her tips for grilling veg.
It can be hard to replicate those crispy chicken wings we love at restaurants at home. Luckily, expert chef Alton Brown has a tip involving steam that can help.
You might think that plant-based meats carry less risk of food poisoning than real meat. But studies have shown that both should be treated the same way.
If you're looking to grill some tofu for your next barbecue, consider using a dry rub to soak up all the moisture and get perfectly grilled tofu every time.
Everyone loves a cheese plate. And while we may be used to serving a collection of wine choices, there are certain mocktails that work beautifully with cheese.
Homemade donuts are a delicious treat worth making, but these common mistakes can cause problems with your dough's rise and texture, among other things.
Vanilla is often dismissed as being bland. But its complex flavors deliciously infuse olive oil, creating a great topper for both sweet and savory dishes.
Cheese is typically paired with wine for a charcuterie. But those skipping alcohol needn't miss out. This expert explains how to pair cheese with soft drinks.
We're of the opinion that potato salad needs a little revamp. One of the easiest ways to freshen this dish up is to hit it with some ingenious recipe swaps.
Canned corn is a simple ingredient, but it's often misused. While it takes a lot to ruin a can of corn, it's also worth knowing how to best to use one.
These substitutes will give you that satisfying richness and dunkability that ranch has, but with a "wow" factor that won't leave you missing the staple.