The One Inexpensive Item Anthony Bourdain Considered Essential In Any Kitchen
Late chef Anthony Bourdain was full of knowledge and useful tips, and there's one item he thought was essential in the kitchen. Even better? It's affordable.
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How To Use Your Microwave To Achieve Soft And Tender Onions Faster
Caramelized onions are a nice touch to a meal, but can be super messy to cook. Avoid the oily splashback by making them in the microwave with these tips.
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The Trick To Brewing Perfect Tea Bags In An Instant With Your Keurig
Your Keurig can do more than just pour out hot coffees; you can use it to brew teas, too. You don't even need special K-cup pods, just a tea bag is enough.
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You Need This Ice Cube Tray Hack In Your Life If You Love Dirty Martinis
This trick will give you ice cubes that will keep your dirty martini cold without diluting its flavor, all while infusing the drink with a salty, briny kick.
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Turn Any Mini Fridge Into A Budget Wine Station With One Simple Add-On
While a dedicated wine fridge may seem like too pricey an accessory, especially if you're not a frequent wine drinker, this mini fridge hack is more affordable.
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The Easy Way To Make A Fruit Sorbet Doesn't Require An Ice Cream Maker
Want a sweet, icy, fruity dessert that's ready in minutes without any fancy appliances or a lengthy ingredient list? Try making a sorbet using this appliance.
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Why Your Air Fryer Is The Perfect Tool For Melting Chocolate
Your air fryer can do so much more than just fry. How about melt chocolate? You can't just throw a bar inside, though. Follow this advice for perfect results.
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How To Store A Pizza Peel Without Wasting Precious Kitchen Space
A pizza peel is convenient when baking but not so convenient when it comes to storage. Consider options that keep this kitchen tool handy but out of the way.
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The Clever Baking Hack Hiding In Your Microwave
Make your next cake baking project easier than ever before with a simple but genius trick that's sitting in plain sight inside your microwave.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Average Lifespan Of Kitchen Appliances
Even new appliances need proper maintenance and upkeep to extend their lifespan, and these tips will help you know what to expect, and to ensure they last.
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Induction Vs Gas: Which Cooktop Makes Water Boil Faster?
Wondering which stovetop can boil your pot of water the fastest? Do gas cooktops win out or is induction the way to go? Here are the pros and cons of each.
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What Makes Martha Stewart's Cutting Boards Stand Out From The Rest
With so many cutting board options on the market, which is best? Here are some in Martha Stewart's cutting board collection, and why you should consider them.
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How To Use Your Wok To Impart A Smoky Essence Into Dishes
A wok can be used for far more than you give it credit, including, with some light effort and a bit of modification, as a smoker. Here's how to pull it off.
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The Common Kitchen Tool You Should Never Use To Pull Food From The Air Fryer
Keeping the interior coating of your air fryer in tip-top shape is key, so make sure you don't use any potentially damaging kitchen tools on it.
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The Unexpected Tool That Makes Bagel Breakfast Sandwiches Easier To Prep
Bagel breakfast sandwiches are so easy to make ahead of time, but they can also get messy. This piece of cookware makes them super simple to prep.
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The Type Of Machine That Makes The Hottest Coffee
Coffee should be hot (unless it's of the iced variety). This is the type of coffee making machine that will give you the hottest cup of joe for optimal flavor.
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This $10 Aldi Gadget Can Save You Money On Cold Brew This Summer
If you're looking for a less expensive way to enjoy endless cups of cold brew this summer, you should snag this affordable tool from Aldi.
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The Kitchen Appliance You Really Don't Need
There's one common kitchen appliance you probably already own, but don't really need. In fact, it might even be ruining some of your meals.
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Aldi's Ambiano Is A Cheaper Dupe Of This Classic Rice Cooker
Aldi is famous for offering more affordable alternatives to high-priced kitchen items without compromising on quality, including this popular rice cooker dupe.
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The Perfect Tool For Making Donut Holes With A Consistent, Round Shape
The same scoop that you use to serve ice cream is a lifesaver when you're in the mood for some good ol' homemade doughnut holes. We'll explain how this works.
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How A Vintage Electric Knife Sparked A Chainsaw-Inspired Comeback
An electric knife is great for cutting meat and melons, but it's still a relic of the past. See how one company decided to revamp it for modern kitchens.
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Rice Cookers Vs Pressure Cookers: What's The Difference?
Can you cook rice in a pressure cooker? Can you cook meat in a rice cooker? These two devices can have overlap, and it's good to know the differences first.
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The Surprising Outdoor Party Essential That Makes Cleanup A Breeze
When it comes to throwing outdoor parties, there are certain items that can be considered essential. This handy portable appliance is an unexpected example.
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Aldi Carries An Impressive Dupe For This Cast Iron Brand — What Shoppers Should Know
Cast iron cookware has many benefits, but it can also be expensive. Luckily, Aldi's shelves are stocked with an affordable copycat of a beloved cast iron brand.
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The Unexpected Tool That's Solving Kitchen Storage Woes With Rustic Charm
If you're like us, your kitchen probably doesn't have as much storage as you'd like. This rustic tool may be an unexpected, though charming, solution.
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How To Cut A Bone-In Prime Rib The Right Way
Cutting a bone-in prime rib the right way isn't just about the meat. It's also about ensuring you have the proper tools. Here's what you should know.
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Rachael Ray's Garbage Bowl Tip To Speed Up Dinner Prep
Tired of spending so much time cleaning up after dinner? Try using a garbage bowl, a Rachael Ray-approved method for prepping dinner faster and with less mess.
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