Bananas and plantains look similar, but they're actually pretty different -- and they have very divergent uses. We're here to break it all down for you.
Have you been looking for a nutritious and tasty new ingredient to add to your diet? There's one underrated canned food that you absolutely need to try.
Olives are a versatile food that can be eaten with pasta, chicken, pork, fish on a pizza or as a snack. But did you know you can bake them in the air fryer?
Need to make cupcakes pronto, with no time to whip up buttercream from scratch? We share how to add butter to canned frosting for a delicious baking hack.
There's no need to downgrade your food when you go camping. For a hearty morning meal, prepare breakfast sandwiches and freeze them ahead of your trip.
Classic summer cocktails offer plenty of satisfaction, but it might be time to upgrade your piña colada. Try this simple herbaceous twist for an elevated sip.
There's no shortage of ways to enjoy oatmeal. If you want to transform your morning oatmeal into a savory dish, this trendy ingredient will do the trick.
Ice cream's perfect for cooling off on a hot summer day, but adding some heat can elevate the frozen treat: Try some hot sauce with your next cone or sundae.
Onion rings are tasty, but somehow, they always taste better at a restaurant. We're revealing all the reasons why, from types of oil to ideal breadcrumbs.
A great breakfast sandwich can be as simple or as over-the-top as you want, but don't get distracted by the fillings alone. The bread is just as important.
While oyster crackers are most commonly used for tossing into soups and bisques, there's an easy way to spice them up for a tasty snack right out of the oven.
Grilling is a great way to get the best out of summer squashes. But there's an important tip to remember if you want to achieve a perfectly cooked zucchini.
The wrong ingredients can ruin your charcuterie board's balance of contrasting yet complementary flavors and textures, or just make it a pain to serve and eat.
Ground beef is great in many recipes for a quick weeknight dinner. But extra fat can ruin the taste and texture. Fortunately there's simple straining hack.
You're likely familiar with one of the best man-made wonders of the culinary world: imitation crab. What you might not be familiar with is how to store it.
Whether you've taken the time to roast a chicken from scratch or you picked up the hot rotisserie variety at the store, shredding chicken should be easy.