Cranberry sauce needn't be a festive condiment. It might be your new favorite cheesecake topping. So don't wait till next holiday season to break out a can.
Mustard is a useful ingredient for a well-blended vinaigrette. But save yellow mustard for burgers and hot dogs. Here's why it should stay away from dressings.
Winter salads are a great way to celebrate the ingredients that shine during the season. One of the best ways to take yours to the next level is with lump crab.
If you're wondering why your fried rice never quite tastes like take-out, there's a secret ingredient that'll get your homemade dish singing, restaurant-style.
It's probably rare that you'll make a meatloaf and not have any leftovers. Why not stuff it into a zucchini to create a quick and perfectly balanced dinner?
If your scalloped potatoes have turned into soup, there's a simple ingredient that will fix the problem in no time. Just reach for your trusty potato flakes.
Sweet potatoes are delicious and incredibly versatile. Here's one way to elevate your sweet potatoes from basic to gourmet with a beautiful brûlée finish.
Steak can be challenging to get just right. So, we put together 19 tips for cooking a perfect medium-rare steak every time so you can get straight to eating.
Between the popular microplane and the classic box grater, there are quite a few options to consider. But, here's the one that gets the most out of your cheese.
Sometimes, all you need is just a touch of sweetness to balance those strong and spicy flavors in your homemade chili. The secret? Adding a drizzle of honey.
There's nothing like creating an original dish for friends. Surprise your dinner guests and flip your chicken pot pie recipe on its head by adding soft cheese.
Worcestershire sauce might be what you're missing if your pumpkin pie tastes a little too sweet. Try adding this savory touch to your pumpkin pie instead.
Hot chocolate is no longer just for sipping. Adding hot chocolate mix to your homemade cheesecake filling is the perfect way to elevate this classic dessert.
Many foods can double as meal receptacles. Think bread bowls for soup and chocolate shot glasses. Next time you host, serve cocktails from a watermelon keg.