• Stuffed mushrooms
    Mirtle Pena-Calderon

    How To Properly Prepare Mushrooms For Stuffing

    Although making stuffed mushrooms isn't as easy as eating them (then again, what is easier than eating?), they are not very difficult to make, especially when you have the right ingredients. You might think that picking any ol' run-of-the-mill mushroom will suffice, but that's not the case.
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  • Bacon
    Pauli Poisuo

    How To Make Bacon With A Waffle Iron

    Because waffle irons tend to be too small for regular-sized bacon strips, you probably have to start by cutting the strips in half. Then, you put the slices in the iron once it's hot -- Kamp used the medium-hot setting -- and fry away for 10 minutes, or until it seems cooked.
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  • Soft-boiled egg cut in half
    Molly Harris

    This Is How You Should Be Soft-Boiling Your Eggs

    While there are tons of dishes that showcase runny egg yolks, eating a soft-boiled egg by dunking toast points into the center just can't be beat. If your eggs are overcooked, however, then your experience might be ruined; and boiling eggs can be surprisingly tricky.
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  • Burger King menu items next to a Sony PlayStation 5
    Felix Behr

    How To Win A PlayStation 5 From Burger King

    We reported on an ad Burger King ran in which the King opens an takeout bag to the sound of what many suspected was the starting music for the upcoming PlayStation 5. Some speculated that this teaser was for a promotional giveaway. Yesterday, Burger King finally confirmed those rumors
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  • Cucumbers
    Liz Barrett Foster

    You've Been Storing Your Cucumbers All Wrong

    How many times have you thrown out a cucumber because it turned to mush before you could use it? The place you normally store your cucumbers could be the problem. Cucumbers will be perfectly fine sitting out on the counter for a couple of days, as long as you think you'll use them within that time.
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  • A generic of mashed potatoes
    Boshika Gupta

    This Is How You Should Be Freezing Mashed Potatoes

    You realize you've made too much food for dinner and don't know what to do with your delicious homemade mashed potatoes. Do not despair. It's possible to freeze them in a way that will allow you to preserve your meal for future tasty delight, without stressing over longevity.
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  • bowl of vanilla pudding
    Molly Harris

    The Real Difference Between Custard And Pudding

    It turns out the thickening agent in pudding is the key difference between custard and pudding. Custard is made of eggs, sugar, and milk. It's usually baked or can be stirred over low heat to cook. Custard doesn't use any thickening agent and solely relies on the eggs in the dessert to help it set.
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  • Popcorn against a red background
    Molly Harris

    Popcorn Hacks You Didn't Realize You Were Missing Out On

    Popcorn might be something of a staple snack for a lot of people. It's light and can be low-calorie depending on the kind you buy. While there are likely plenty of flavored popcorn bags on the shelves of your local grocery store, there are some major popcorn flavor upgrades you can do at home.
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  • hand inserting meat thermometer into steak on grill
    Andrea Beck

    The Reason You Should Be Using A Meat Thermometer

    Rather than slashing into your chicken breast to see if there's any pink left in the middle, or leaving your pork chop cooking in the pan for an extra minute or two just to be sure it's done, a meat thermometer can help you cook your proteins to perfection without drying them out.
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  • apple pie
    Liz Barrett Foster

    The Real Difference Between Dutch Apple Pies And French Apple Pies

    ver the years, new strands of apple pie emerged, including Dutch and French apple pie (tarte tatin). If you see them offered on a menu, they are very different. According to Leaf, Dutch apple pie sports a crumble top, while French apple pie is baked upside down and served without a top crust.
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  • Sam's Club sign
    Molly Harris

    What You Should Always Do Before Heading To Sam's Club

    If you think shopping at Sam's Club alone will help you save money while stocking up on the items you need most often, then it's time to reconsider your shopping strategy. There's one thing that you should always do before you ever even arrive at your local store.
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  • A generic image of an air fryer
    Boshika Gupta

    Read This Before Putting Dry Spices In An Air Fryer

    Air fryers can be a godsend if you're someone who likes experimenting in the kitchen with new dishes. On the flip side, air fryers can be a bit inconvenient in the sense that there are certain items you need to be careful with, such as dry spices.
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  • Gin fizz with lemon slice
    Molly Harris

    How To Make A Gin Fizz Without Egg Whites

    A gin fizz is one of the many drinks that calls for egg whites when following a traditional recipe. These days, it isn't uncommon for the egg whites to be omitted -- whether because you're squeamish about raw egg or they're not part of your diet -- and you can certainly make a gin fizz without them.
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  • McDonald's cheeseburger and fries
    Megan Scott

    This Viral McDonald's Sandwich Hack Changes Everything

    Because sometimes a cheeseburger just doesn't cut it, this viral hack is giving you the details on how to seriously up your McDonald's sandwich game. In a TikTok video that's earned itself over 600 thousand likes, user @maddiegoetzzzzz demonstrates possibly the most epic McDonald's build ever.
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  • Hot chocolate made with maple syrup
    Hanna Claeson

    Try Adding This Instead Of Sugar To Your Hot Chocolate

    Hot chocolate season smells like wool scarves and mittens, like nutmeg and cinnamon, and like warm ovens filled with the first batch of holiday cookies. To get it right, you'll need to make your hot cocoa from scratch and to add this alternative sweetener.
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  • A flaming grill.
    Felix Behr

    What You Didn't Know About Steakhouse Grills

    Among the secrets behind a steakhouse's steak, The Daily Meal simply includes, "They use infrared boilers," before commenting on the extreme heat used to cook their meats. The invocation of infrared, however, merely hides the secret of how they cook their the meat behind mystifying technology.
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  • Scrambled eggs on white plates
    Andrea Beck

    This Is Why You Should Never Order Cooked Eggs For Delivery

    "We forget how badly eggs smell when they're not fresh. Plus, cold eggs don't taste nearly as good as you'd hope," Ari Banayan, co-founder of Habit Nest, said in an interview with Insider. Having cold, smelly eggs show up at your door doesn't exactly make for a delicious start to your day.
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  • A generic image of air fryer
    Boshika Gupta

    Read This Before Putting Cheese In An Air Fryer

    Why can't you put cheese (especially copious amounts of cheese) into an air fryer? As explained by Food Network, the issue is that the cheese can ooze out before your dish has had a chance to turn crispy -- an air fryer specialty. This is bound to create a hot mess in your air fryer basket.
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  • Bowl of jalapeños
    Mirtle Pena-Calderon

    This Simple Trick Will Tell You How Hot A Jalapeno Is

    Jalapeños are considered one of the world's most popular peppers and clock in as high as 10,000 Scoville Heat Units. Despite their spiciness, there is a simple trick that can be used to find jalapeños that are slightly lower on the Scoville Scale.
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  • hand grasping handle of black air fryer
    Andrea Beck

    You Should Never Put Leafy Greens In An Air Fryer. Here's Why

    Air fryers are one of the hottest kitchen appliances right now, and if you're thinking of buying one (or already have one), you've probably heard that this handy tool can cook almost anything. However, leafy greens are one of the few foods your air fryer probably can't handle.
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  • Salmon on a cedar plank
    Karen Hart

    The Mistake You Want To Avoid When Grilling With A Cedar Plank

    The method is just what it sounds like -- a piece of wood that goes on your grill, and then your meats and vegetables are placed on top. Beyond the flavor, it also can help keep your meats moist, keep tender filets from falling apart, and these wooden boards can makes for easier grill clean-up.
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