The Dish That's A Major Cause Of Foodborne Illness At Thanksgiving
The holidays are a common time to get sick, but foodborne illnesses are of particular concern around Thanksgiving. Take care to cook this specific food safely.
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8 Cuts Of Steak You Should Always Buy And 4 You Should Avoid
Don't be intimidated at the butcher counter -- we consulted experts to determine which cuts of steak are worth buying and which you should leave on the shelf.
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How To Turn Your Tacos Into Mini Taco Bell-Inspired Crunchwraps
For a more exciting meal, it's easy to turn taco night into Taco-Bell inspired mini crunchwrap night with your favorite taco ingredients.
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Ditch The Nachos And Try Putting Together A French Fry Bar
If you're assembling a feast for a party or game day, you might want to consider setting up a french fry bar. Here are some tips and toppings for loaded spuds.
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Does The Cracker Barrel Restaurant Have Any Relation To The Cheese Brand?
When someone mentions Cracker Barrel, they could be referring to a cheese brand or a restaurant chain. Here's how closely related the two really are.
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Chain Restaurants That Secretly Use Frozen Burgers
Fast food chains like to claim that they never use frozen patties, but as it turns out, their burgers are often far from fresh. Here are the insider secrets.
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Jet Tila's Top 6 Ingredients Every Home Cook Should Have
We asked celebrity chef and Food Network star Jet Tila about the must-have ingredients every home cook should stock in their kitchen. Here are his six staples.
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Olive Garden Salads Taste So Good Because Of A Special Serving Trick
Olive Garden salads put plenty of others to shame, partly because of the crisp lettuce. Turns out, their perfect texture is due to this serving trick.
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If You Want A Great Hot Dog In Chicago, You Should Head To Home Depot
In Illinois, some Home Depots are home to more than tools and lumber. The hardware store's Chicago locations sell delicious, authentic, all-beef hot dogs.
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Why Subway Has Such A Distinct Smell
The main scent wafting out of Subway is indeed its bread. The chain actually bakes all of it in-store, but there is more to the Subway scent than fresh bread.
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Should You Freeze Cranberry Sauce?
Cranberry sauce is one of those traditional sides for Thanksgiving dinner that often results in leftovers. That begs the question: Can you freeze it for later?
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The Extra Sheet Pan Step You Should Take When Roasting Crispy Vegetables
Roasted vegetables are already delicious, but this additional sheet pan step will take them to a whole new level of crispiness.
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Andrew Zimmern Shared His 4 Must-Have Kitchen Tools
To have a well-equipped kitchen, it can be confusing to narrow down what's necessary. Luckily, we had a chance to chat with an expert for some advice.
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Will Costco Be Open On Thanksgiving 2024?
Costco's bulk deals make it the perfect place to stock up for your Thanksgiving dinner needs. Here's what to know about the store's holiday schedule this year.
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The Science Behind Why Overripe Bananas Taste Better In Banana Bread
Bananas are infamous for being ripe one minute, brown the next. But that's good news for your best banana bread because ripe bananas could ruin your bread.
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Why You Shouldn't Clean Mussels Until Right Before Cooking
It may be tempting to clean your mussels as soon as you bring them home, but waiting to do so until right before you cook them is the safest practice.
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It's Your First Time Cooking A Leg Of Lamb, Here's The Common Mistake To Avoid
Leg of lamb is inherently tender. So you'll want to avoid this common mistake when cooking lamb so that you don't end up with meat the texture of shoe leather.
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We Roasted Butterball's New Cook From Frozen Turkey And It's A Thanksgiving Game-Changer
Butterball's new Cook from Frozen turkey doesn't require any thawing, brining, or basting, making it a convenience hack that could change Thanksgiving forever.
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Baking Soda Is Essential To Eliminating Kitchen Trash Odors
Do not let trash can odors disrupt the sanctity of your kitchen. Learn how to harness the wondrous power of baking soda, and bask in a fresh-smelling room.
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12 Of Julia Child's Actual Favorite Foods
Julia Child was renowned for her gourmet French cooking, but as it turns out, the famous chef had a taste for less-than-glamorous food like the rest of us.
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Will McDonald's Be Open On Thanksgiving 2024?
If you're not cooking for Thanksgiving, you can typically still grab a bite at McDonald's. Here's what to know about the chain's opening status this holiday.
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Swap Potatoes For Butternut Squash For Fall-Inspired French Fries
To make your meal more autumnal, try switching regular fries with homemade butternut squash fries. These are more nutritious and go great with so many entrées.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Cooking Popcorn In The Air Fryer
You can cook many things in an air fryer, but popcorn shouldn't be one of them. Not only is it dangerous, but there are easier methods of popping the kernels.
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How To Easily Remove Wax From Apples
Store-bought apples often have a thin layer of wax, which helps keep them fresh but can be troublesome while cooking. Here's how to remove it.
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The Reason Some Fruits And Vegetables Are Often Contaminated With E. Coli
E. coli bacteria is one of the major causes of food poisoning and food recalls. Here's why some produce is more susceptible to contamination.
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Can Nutmeg Really Make You Hallucinate?
A lot of us have heard the rumors, whether from TikTok or elsewhere, that nutmeg can make you hallucinate. Here's the truth behind this claim.
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How To Cure Tuna For The Ultimate Almost-Jerky Snack
Tuna steak is a deliciously versatile meat, and it can easily be cured at home, transforming it into something similar to jerky or Spanish jamón.
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