Guy Fieri's Super Bowl Food Advice Makes Hosting Way Easier
Hosting a Super Bowl party? There's no need to stress; take some tips from Guy Fieri to pull off a killer spread that guests (and you) will love on Game Day.
Read MoreHosting a Super Bowl party? There's no need to stress; take some tips from Guy Fieri to pull off a killer spread that guests (and you) will love on Game Day.
Read MoreDo you have some plastic fruit containers just lying around? Don't throw them out quite yet! Here are four creative ways that you can reuse them.
Read MoreJust when you think you have nothing left to learn from Martha Stewart, she shares another simple yet brilliant tip, like her hack for sprucing up baked fruit.
Read MoreIf you've ever reached into a box of coffee filters and found it empty, you know what frustration is. You can use this as a backup, but it's not ideal.
Read MoreNo matter who wins the Super Bowl, satisfying party food is a reason to celebrate. Donna Kelce's spicy seven-layer dip could be the MVP of your gathering.
Read MorePlenty of people use cooking oil to season their cast iron pots and pans, but is it really the best choice? Our expert has different recommendations.
Read MoreIf you aspire to Martha Stewart's level of kitchen prowess, emulate her good habits. For starters, she probably replaces this item more frequently than you do.
Read MoreCookies and milk, a pairing loved by Santa and little kids, was begging for a grown-up makeover. Thanks to this trend, the classic combo has officially evolved.
Read MoreMarinating your shrimp is supposed to make the meat tender. However, this simple oversight can leave your seafood with a disappointing texture.
Read MoreTypical boxed pancakes probably don't remind you of syrup-soaked clouds. However, you can make them fantastically fluffy with this tangy ingredient.
Read MoreScrambled eggs are one of the easiest breakfast dishes to make, but they certainly don't have to be boring. Add this ingredient to instantly upgrade your eggs.
Read MoreCoring iceberg lettuce can be a real pain, literally if you slip with your knife. Instead of risking the injury, core your lettuce with this bladeless hack.
Read MoreIf the first cut of meat you think of for pot roast is chuck, we get it, but brisket is also worthy of that slow cooker - if you know how to prepare it.
Read MoreRotisserie chicken can be difficult to finish off in a single sitting, so when it's time for leftovers, here's how we recommend reheating it.
Read MoreA well-executed, homemade prime rib is a thing of beauty, but how do you handle the meat when it's in the fridge? Here is how to go about storing the beef.
Read MoreGnats are a hard-to-eliminate kitchen nightmare. However, you can defeat these tiny terrors with a simple mixture of just three household items.
Read MoreVeteran celeb chef Bobby Flay isn't one to gatekeep his culinary methods, and his approach to dressing salad is something you'll wish you knew all along.
Read MoreIf you have a veritable Everest of clutter in your kitchen, then turn that mountain into multiple molehills. This nifty approach makes it more manageable.
Read MoreNo matter how simple a soup recipe seems, if you skip key techniques, you may not be happy with the results. To avoid soggy noodles, make sure you do this.
Read MoreFrom crunchy to creamy, sweet to spicy, these are the tasty toppings sure to take your next chicken sandwich to the next level. Thank us later.
Read MorePot roast is a wholesome, delicious classic, but if you're skipping this crucial and often overlooked step, you are missing out on a world of flavor.
Read MoreStanley Tucci may have had to search for Italy, but he probably doesn't have to look very hard for two important ingredients he uses in mashed potatoes.
Read MoreThe revival of sourdough took off during the pandemic, but it's more than a fad. Home bread bakers hoping to liven up their starter can use this ingredient.
Read MoreWhether you're trying to improve a fairly efficient kitchen or trying to stem a rising tide of utter clutter, these Property Brothers tips can come in handy.
Read MoreChefs and home cooks agree that homemade garlic bread is the best, but if you're short on time (or skill), you can upgrade store-bought with minimum effort.
Read MoreHousehold appliances have come a long way since the mid-20th century, and yet certain tools, like those in the kitchen, don't seem to last. Here's why.
Read MoreAs vegetables go, Brussels sprouts are pretty divisive. People either love them or hate them. However, this cheesy, crunchy dish may win over the skeptical.
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