Tips

Paul Hollywood's Trick To Keeping Scones Neat

Paul Hollywood has a simple trick that will keep your scones looking neat and tea time perfect every time you go to bake them.

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What The Twist Tie Colors On Bread Really Mean

While it may be the logo on the outside of the plastic sacks that influences which loaf goes into your cart, you might want to pay attention to the twist tie.

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For A Perfect French Omelet, Do This With Your Eggs

The key to a perfect French omelet is mostly about the technique. If you'd like a perfectly buttery rolled French omelet, do this with the eggs.

By Cristine Struble Read More

Mother's Day 2021: Where To Get The Best Food Freebies And Deals

Whether you want to give mom a break by taking her to lunch or give her a night out with a gift card, there are a ton of great options this Mother's Day.

By Molly Harris Read More

Don't Grill Another Pork Chop Until You Read This

Grillmaster Dustin Green shares his top tips for grilling pork chops, to serve up juicy, tender, and delicious chops straight from the grill this summer.

By Maria Scinto Read More

How To Cut An Ice Cream Cake Without Making A Mess

Turns out, there is a trick to cutting ice cream cake that's easier than you think and won't leave you with a sad melted mess of a cake.

By Jen Peng Read More

The Surprising Ingredient You Need To Try In Your Strawberry Shortcakes

James Beard was a culinary genius, and it shows in his tip for the surprising ingredient you need to try in your strawberry shortcakes.

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You Need To Try This Bundt Cake Trick, Says Great British Baking Show Champ John Whaite

We've all been there. You bake a delicious bundt cake only for it to get stuck to the pan. When that happens try this trick from John Whaite.

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Why You Should Stop Throwing Away Pineapple Cores

With a hard exterior and not-as-sweet taste, it seems intuitive to throw away pineapple cores when you are slicing up the fruit. Here's why you should stop.

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The Trick To Growing Garlic At Home

What better way to truly know your garlic than to grow it yourself? With a couple of simple tips, it shouldn't matter what shade of green your thumb is.

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For Perfectly Flaky Scones, Don't Skip This Crucial Step

One of the most common mistakes when baking scones is forgetting to chill your ingredients. Here's why chilling is essential to tall, flaky scones.

By Felix Behr Read More

You Should Never Drink Water After Eating Spicy Food. Here's Why

When you eat something spicy, your natural instinct may be to reach for a bottle of water to cool off your mouth. But it's not recommended. Here's why.

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This Is The Best Way To Save Your Leftover Pasta

What if there was a trick to making leftover pasta taste just as good as did when you cooked it fresh? We're here to tell you there is.

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You Should Never Put Meat On A Cold Grill. Here's Why

For newbie grillers, it may not seem obvious why you shouldn't put meat on a cold grill. Here's why that's a pretty big mistake for any cut of meat.

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How To Make Perfect Pasta Every Single Time

From salting the water to adding butter and cheese to getting that perfect al dente texture, experts share how to make perfect pasta every single time.

By Aly Walansky Read More

Here's The Trick To Buying Perfect Corn On The Cob

Finding the perfect corn on the cob is not always easily achieved, but there are a few tricks to keep in mind for getting it right when you're at the store.

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Everything You Should Know About Ribeye Steak

While you've probably eaten a ribeye steak, do you know what makes it different from other cuts of steak? Here's what to keep in mind.

By Crawford Smith Read More

The Onion Recipe Rule You Should Be Following, According To Ina Garten

While each of her recipes is unique, 'Barefoot Contessa' Ina Garten has a general rule of thumb when it comes to cooking with onions: she sticks to one variety.

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This Was Anthony Bourdain's Most Important Travel Tip

Chef and writer Anthony Bourdain was beloved for his championing of good food, culture, and travel. This was Anthony Bourdain's most important travel tip.

By Lisa Curran Matte Read More

The Real Difference Between Enameled And Regular Cast Iron Pans

Is it better to stick to a regular cast iron pan or spring for the enameled version? There are a few key differences between cast iron and enameled pans.

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Ina Garten's Mother's Day Breakfast Sandwich Is Easy Enough For Kids To Make

Ina Garten has an answer for the perfect Mother's Day breakfast that features an easy-to-make sandwich from her latest cookbook "Modern Comfort Food."

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This Is The Only Type Of Nonstick Pan You Should Be Using

The coating on nonstick pans prevents food from clinging, making that cookware an excellent option for foods (eggs, pancakes) you want to slide out with ease.

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Grillmaster Reveals The Most Common Mistakes You're Making While Grilling Chicken Breasts

Grillmaster Melissa Cookston says there are a few key mistakes you may be making when you're grilling chicken breasts.

By Maria Scinto Read More

Why You Shouldn't Use High Heat With Nonstick Frying Pans

Nonstick pans are a wonder in the kitchen, but there are some rules you still need to follow. Here's why you shouldn't use high heat with nonstick frying pans.

By Rachel Pasche Read More

You Can Use Coffee Grounds To Clean Pots And Pans. Here's How

Luckily, getting rid of coffee grounds isn't your only option. They actually serve quite a few purposes that make them a useful kitchen addition.

By Lucia Capretti Read More

The Common BBQ Mistake You're Probably Making

Cooking BBQ at home can fall flat in comparison to the experience at a restaurant or summer cookout. It's all about how the sauce is used to create BBQ.

By Keira Wingate Read More

You Should Keep Aloe Vera In Your Kitchen. Here's Why

Aloe vera is not just for sunburns! Keep the plant in your kitchen for quick relief when you burn yourself on a pan, and you can eat it too.

By Sophia Lo Read More