Soy sauce is a great umami addition to your dishes, but it is easy to make mistakes when cooking with it. We've consulted the experts to get all the info.
Beans can add texture, heartiness, and nutrients to your chili, and there's no reason why you can't deviate from the classics. Here are our favorite beans.
If you've been encountering problems with tuna steaks, never fear. We identify common mistakes everyone makes when cooking tuna steaks and how to avoid them.
Among the treasures of the Spanish food scene, eggs are a staple. Here is our hand-picked selection of the best egg dishes, and why you should give them a try.
If your favorite pasta dishes are feeling a bit one-dimensional, it's time to expand your palate. There's an unexpected ingredient one expert advises you add.
Chuck steak is inexpensive, which seemingly makes it cost-effective for grilling. But just because you can grill chuck steak, does that mean you should?
You don't have to settle for just salt and pepper for steak seasonings. We talked to a few experts on other spices and sauces to make delicious steaks at home.
Former MasterChef contender Nick DiGiovanni has returned to judge his generation. Here is what he says Gen Z lacks in the kitchen, and why it's not so bad.
A quick and convenient dinner option, fish sticks are great on their own. However, they're also a simple alternative ingredient that makes seafood tacos easy.
We talked to Jessica Sennett of Cheese Grotto, Tenaya Darlington (Madame Fromage), and Emilio Mignucci of Di Bruno Bros. about the best cheeses in Italy.
Give your boring BLT sandwich a flavor and crunch makeover by swapping the traditional red tomato slices with this staple of down-home Southern cooking.
If you're in the mood for oyster stew but want to lose the dairy, you have options. We asked an expert for advice in expanding your culinary creativity.
You may think there isn't much to aluminum foil, but there's plenty folks get wrong when using it. We spoke to experts to break down the mistakes and fix them.
When making caramel sauce, there are two main methods you can choose from: dry or wet. The one that's right for you will depend on a few considerations.