Yes, A Flour Dredge Does Make A Difference For Your Fried Chicken
Dredging your chicken in flour before frying is a relatively simple and inexpensive task that really transforms the texture of fried chicken.
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When Choosing A Midnight Snack, Bobby Flay Goes For A Breakfast Favorite
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay might cook intricate dishes at his various restaurants, but for a late-night nosh, there's one breakfast bite that's his go-to.
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Achieve Perfect Eggplant Texture With These Ottolenghi-Approved Roasting Tips
The best thing to do when working with finicky ingredients such as eggplant is to turn to professionals -- like professional chef Yotam Ottolenghi.
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How To Substitute Pumpkin Pie Spice In A Pinch
If you've realized you're out of pumpkin pie spice for a festive beverage or sweet treat, here's how to make the spice mix yourself at home.
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How To Cook Pasta In The Microwave For That Perfect Al Dente Bite
You might be surprised to hear that you can cook pasta in the microwave and still end up with perfectly al dente noodles, but it's true and we've got the tips.
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Coffee Gives Your BBQ Sauce A Robust Flavor
Coffee shouldn't be constrained to the cup because it has many culinary uses. Here's how you should be using coffee grounds to boost flavor in your next BBQ.
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What Is Marzipan Made Of?
Marzipan is a simple mix of almond flour, sugar, and egg whites that's long been used to enhance and adorn sweets. But what is it really made of?
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The Simple Tip That Gives You Better Box Mix Muffins
Boxed muffins can benefit from a little extra help to go from good to great. Here's one easy way to make them better, no extra ingredients needed.
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The Best Sides To Serve With Pot Roast
Pot roast is a classic comforting dish that pairs great with both contrasting and complementary flavors and textures. Here are some of its best side dishes.
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How To Make Teriyaki Sauce With Just 2 Ingredients
When you're in the mood for teriyaki, there's no need to raid your pantry for a ton of ingredients. You really only need two to live your best saucy life.
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How Martha Stewart Cooks The Perfect Porterhouse Steak Every Time
Culinary icon Martha Stewart is revealing her favorite way to cook a perfect porterhouse steak in her 100th cookbook. Her secret is all about how it's cooked.
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The Best Sauce To Serve With Pumpkin Ravioli
Ravioli has countless variations, and pumpkin ravioli is a flavorsome fall treat. Serving it with this wholesome herby sauce is a perfect seasonal pairing.
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11 Essential Ingredients You Need For Great Cuban Food
Before you try your hand at preparing Cuban cuisine, first familiarize yourself with these staples that are featured in the country's traditional dishes.
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Oktoberfest Chili Amps Up The Flavor A Few Notches
Chili and beer go together excellently, and this delicious Oktoberfest twist will help you to make a chili that's seasonal and richly flavored.
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The Unexpected Ingredient Commonly Found In East Texas Salsa
For a creamy, not-so-spicy twist on salsa, try a method adored by some foodies in East Texas: just add butter! Here's how it changes the dip's flavor.
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For Quicker Oven-Baked S'mores, Go For The Marshmallow Cream
You don't need a campfire to make s'mores -- and you don't really need a whole marshmallow, either. This ingredient swap will help s'mores heat even faster.
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The Expensive Baking Ingredient Sunny Anderson Says Is Worth The Price
Celebrity chef and cookbook author, Sunny Anderson, shared her thoughts on what ingredient she believes is worth every penny when it comes to your baked goods.
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The Coffee Product Ina Garten Always Keeps On Hand
Ina Garten has all kinds of neat tricks for creating perfect sweets. One hack is that she always keeps instant coffee granules handy in her kitchen.
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The Best Bread To Use For Breadcrumbs Is Also The Most Basic
When it comes to making the most delicious homemade breadcrumbs for your favorite dishes, it's best to stick with this basic option for the best flavor.
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When Making Ranch, Replace Mayo With A Classic Vegan Staple
For vegans or those who don't consume dairy, letting go of ranch dressing can be difficult. But, a vegan staple comes to the rescue for a thick ranch.
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The Easiest Way To Transform Trader Joe's Pancake Bread Into An Easy Breakfast
For the most extra plate of French toast you've ever sunk a fork into, all you'll need is Trader Joe's pancake bread and this simple breakfast hack.
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Salt Bake Your Salmon For Perfectly Flaky Results
The salt baking method keeps the salmon tender, while also gently seasoning it throughout the cooking process that creates deliciously flaky results.
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Transform Leftover Grits Into A Tasty Dinner Side
If you put in the work to make a delicious batch of grits, you'll want to get the most out of this classic dish. Repurpose your leftover grits with this hack.
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Do White And Orange Pumpkins Taste The Same?
While each type of white pumpkin has quirks of appearance, in terms of taste, we're delving into whether they have a similar flavor to their orange cousins.
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The Best Vegetarian Substitute For Parmesan Is A Health Food Staple
No parmesan, no problem. If you're a vegetarian or vegan, there's a handy health food pantry staple that can serve as a tasty parm substitute.
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Gordon Ramsay's Secret To The Best Shepherd's Pie Is All In The Meat
When you're making shepherd's pie and you want to make sure the meat is the star, you should follow celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's lead. Here's how.
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Simplify Scotch Eggs By Baking Them
To simplify your cooking process when it comes to making this sausage-stuffed, bread-coated egg dish, without sacrificing taste, we recommend baking them.
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