Harvest Date Vs Roast Date: Which Matters Most For Buying Coffee?
Coffee lovers like to debate whether harvest date or roast date is more important when shopping, but it's clear which means more for the freshness of the beans.
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10 Unexpected Foods You Should Be Grilling
Just because you like grilling doesn't mean you have to stick with only steak. Here are other fun options to help make your next summer barbecue even better.
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Turn Canned Pinto Beans Into Restaurant-Worthy Refried Beans With This Simple Tip
Recreating restaurant-quality refried beans using regular canned pinto beans is surprisingly easy with just one simple hack using an item you already own.
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What On Earth Does 'Ruth's Chris Steakhouse' Even Mean?
If you've ever been to or passed by a Ruth's Chris Steak House and wondered why the restaurant chain called itself that, the answer might surprise you.
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One Man Hated Manhattan Clam Chowder So Much He Tried To Make It Illegal In Maine
Everyone has foods that disagree with them, but one man had such a distaste for Manhattan clam chowder that he literally worked to outlaw it.
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Test Filets Are The Secret To Cooking Fish Stress-Free At Home
Fixing fish filets is a simple yet precise process. The actual cooking isn't complicated, but filets aren't forgiving. Here's why a "test" filet is the secret.
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The Key To Smoother Cheese Sauce Might Be In Your Medicine Cabinet
Creating the perfectly silky-smooth cheese sauce is definitely an art. But an unexpected failsafe ingredient might be hanging about in your medicine cabinet.
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A Spoonful Of Water Is Your Secret Weapon For Reheating Pizza
If you've found yourself facing down a bunch of leftover pizza, rise to the challenge by reheating your precious slices with a bit of water.
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The Only Sauce You Need For Summer Seafood Boils
In your summer seafood boils, no matter what types of seafood or starches you put in it, there's only one key sauce that you really need to include.
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The Secret To Olive Garden's Alfredo Sauce (And How To Copy It At Home)
The word is out on the Olive Garden's famous cheesy Alfredo sauce. But you don't have to go to the restaurant to enjoy it. Here's how you can make it at home.
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How Costco's Kirkland Golden Maple Syrup Stacks Up To The Original
Costco offers two different maple syrups through their Kirkland brand, their original syrup and their golden syrup, but how do these two compare?
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Toppings For Luxury Baked Potatoes
Martha Stewart tops her baked potatoes with butter and sour cream like many do, but she adds one more ingredient to the dish that costs a pretty penny.
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9 Best Gins For Your Dirty Martini, According To The Pros
If you're getting ready to throw together a dirty martini - or even just order one - there are a few spirits that are better for the job than others.
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Why Smoked Meat Might Still Be Pink Inside
Even fully-cooked smoked meat can have a pink layer, especially around the edges. That layer is called a smoke ring, and it doesn't mean the meat isn't done.
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13 Tasty Hidden Gems At Cracker Barrel's Old Country Store
Known for homestyle American classics, Cracker Barrel is full of gems that you may not have heard about. Here's a sample of delicious dishes to try next.
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The Club Sandwich Was Created In An Exclusive Club, But Nobody's Sure Which One
We know the club sandwich was created in an exclusive New York clubhouse, but which one first came up with this culinary classic?
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Cook Your Canned Green Beans In Bacon Fat And Never Look Back
Elevate your canned green beans with a simple, affordable trick -- cook them in bacon fat. Once you taste the difference, you'll never go back.
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The 14 Best Mixers For Your Tequila, Ranked
If you want to branch out from your usual margarita, we've come up with a solid list of your best options for mixers for tequila that you're sure to enjoy.
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Make Your S'mores A Little More Interesting With One Simple Swap
S'mores are already a must-have treat regardless of whether you're anywhere near a campfire, but one simple, surprising swap makes them even more irresistible.
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How To Cut Pineapple, 3 Easy Ways
A pineapple's spiky exterior can make cutting into it an intimidating endeavor. Here are easy ways to tackle the task to reach the sweet, tangy fruit inside.
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What To Do If You Accidentally Overproof Your Bread
Baking bread isn't overly complicated, but it's easy to accidentally overproof your dough, potentially ruining the loaf. Here's what to do if that happens.
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Upgrade Your Instant Ramen With One Creamy Ingredient
Instant ramen is great when you don't feel like cooking, but it can start to feel a bit predictable. Upgrade your bowl of noods with one creamy ingredient.
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Ingredients That Will Take Canned Beans Up A Notch
There are many ways to amp up the flavor of canned beans, and it starts with ingredients. Here are some that will take your next meal at home to the next level.
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This Is The Best Place To Proof Bread In Your Kitchen
If you want the absolute best outcome when baking bread, there's one kitchen location in particular that you need to take advantage of when proofing your dough.
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What You Need To Know Before Shopping At Restaurant Depot
Restaurant Depot and other restaurant supply stores are great places to buy in mega-bulk, but it helps to know the rules of the road before shopping there.
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How Long To Rest Your Steak After Cooking It In The Pan Or On The Grill
You might hear mixed advice on how long to rest your steak, but there's one timeframe that works for just about every steak, no matter how it's cooked.
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Alton Brown's Genius Box Fan Technique For Better Dried Herbs
If you have a bunch of fresh herbs that you want to use up before they go bad, use Alton Brown's genius box fan technique to preserve their quality.
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