A fresh-grilled panini makes an excellent breakfast, but there are plenty of other uses for that panini press. Here are some things you should try making in it!
Wrapping jalapeño poppers in bacon is one way to elevate the fiery snack. But have you ever considered switching bacon for sausage to give a whole new twist?
A casserole dish half-full of leftover lasagna no longer has to spend days in your fridge. You can transform those leftovers in to a delicious fried dish.
Vanilla powder can be a baker's secret weapon. What's more, you don't have to special order it -- you can make your own with nothing more than a coffee grinder.
Have you been skipping adding salt to your homemade milkshakes? This seasoning tip will enhance the flavors of your cool drink, making it even more delicious.
If you enjoy granola bars regularly, making them at home is a great way to customise them for your tastes. Here are some tips to make the best homemade bars.
Combining oil and butter takes seared scallops to the next level. We've got all the details on how to use both effectively in this classic seafood dish.
Even when white rice is combined with other items, it can fall flat. However, with the help of ginger, you can take white rice from ordinary to extraordinary.
If you're eating plant-based and are missing the taste and versatility of egg salad, make it with chopped tofu for a mighty convincing vegan substitute.
Overdoing it with soy sauce can make your dish unbearably salty, but a splash of lemon juice counteracts the salt and balances out your meal's flavors.
Growlers are a boon to beer lovers -- but how long do they truly keep your beer fresh? The answer is complicated, but we're here to break it down for you.
French onion soup is perfect for cold weather, but you and your guests may not finish the whole batch in one sitting. Here's how to properly reheat it.
Using hot tap water while cooking is tempting -- but for the sake of safety, you should avoid it. It's all down to safety issues involving lead and bacteria.
Risotto can sometimes look plain even when its flavor is vibrant, but for a presentation that's just as vivid as it is tasty, follow Gordon Ramsay's advice.