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If you want to make the perfect Philly cheesesteak sandwich, it'll take the right cut of meat. Here's what to grab from the store and how to slice it at home.
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What Cheese Typically Goes On French Onion Soup?
French onion soup recipes vary endlessly and call for all different kinds of cheeses, but for the most classic and best flavor, seek out this variety. -
Two Egg Brands Have Been Recalled For A Serious Salmonella Risk
These egg brands have been affected by a salmonella outbreak spanning several U.S. states, and this is what you should do if you have a contaminated carton. -
What Cut Of Steak Should You Use When Making Beef Wellington?
Nothing really feels fancier than a well-executed, homemade beef Wellington, but to master the meal, you need this particular cut of tender beef. -
The Reason Texas Roadhouse Steaks Taste So Good
Texas Roadhouse steak tastes as amazing as it does not only because of the quality of beef they use, but because of one additional ingredient. -
The Roasted Ingredient That Seriously Upgrades Tuna Salad
If you want to bring a certain sweetness coupled with a deep, roasty and earthy flavor to your tuna salad, you need to add this one ingredient. -
Is Liverwurst The Same As Pâté?
Liverwurst and pâté might share similar ingredients, but there are key differences between the two, from their texture and preparation to how they’re enjoyed. -
Should You Store Mustard In The Fridge Or Pantry?
Common sense tells most of us to keep open condiments in our refrigerators, but do we really need to when it comes to shelf-stable items like mustard? -
Swap Mayo For A Savory Dip To Give Tuna Salad A Mediterranean Twist
For tuna salad that doesn't use mayo, but is still rich, creamy, and tangy, try using this herbal and zesty Mediterranean condiment that's packed with flavor. -
The Creamy Ingredient That Takes Baked Salmon To The Next Level
Baked salmon is deliciously tender and richly flavorful. Elevate it even further by cooking it with a secret ingredient you likely already have on hand. -
What Does It Mean To Order A Stiff Drink?
The phrase “stiff drink” is so commonly used that you may not have thought about its meaning, but knowing what it entails could be useful before you order one. -
Bread Your Chicken Tenders In Cheez-Its For A Tasty, Crunchy Outside
Cheez-Its give the coating on your chicken tenders a vibrant orange color and an unbeatable crunch, making every bite taste extra-savory and delicious. -
How To Roast Your Canned Chickpeas Perfectly Every Time
Roasting chickpeas is a great way to use that leftover can in your pantry - when ready, they make a great topper for salads and stews or as a simple snack. -
The Secret Ingredient For Fluffy Scrambled Eggs Is An Italian Staple
There are, quite possibly, a million things people add to scrambled eggs to improve flavor and texture, but this one cheese is the key to ultimate fluffiness. -
Steak Tartare Started Off As The Food Of Warriors
There is a myth that perpetuates the history of steak tartare, which involves Genghis Khan, horse riding warriors, and tenderizing raw meat under saddles. -
Make Your Next Batch Of Tuna Salad With Hummus For A Creamy Mayo Alternative
Tuna salad doesn't have to be boring. Try adding a nutty, flavorful hummus to the mix to switch up your routine and give your salad an extra creamy texture. -
Tenderloin Vs Filet Mignon: What Separates The Two Steaks?
Find out all the real differences between these two prized cuts of steak, from their place on the cow to their size, flavor, and best cooking techniques. -
You May Be Guilty Of Bobby Flay's Pasta Salad Pet Peeve
Bobby Flay is very particular about how his dishes are made, especially pasta salad. Here's what he says every home chef does that is really wrong. -
The Frozen Ingredient You Should Add To Your Next Charcuterie Board
There's nothing so simple yet elegant and delicious as a charcuterie board done well, but you can really amp things up with this one frozen ingredient. -
The Best Flour To Use When Cooking Homemade Fried Chicken
When it comes to frying proteins like chicken, not all types of flour are created equally. To get a truly crispy coating, use this one specific type. -
Wood Chips Vs Chunks: Which Should You Use To Smoke Meat?
Food Republic asked Rich Parente, chef and owner of Clock Tower Grill, to share his tips on whether you should use wood chips or wood chunks to smoke meat. -
Does It Really Matter If You Preheat Your Grill?
When the weather is right and the urge strikes, there's nothing quite like grilling. To speed the process, do you really need to wait for it to preheat? -
The Savory Ingredient Alton Brown Adds To His Egg Salad
You might consider egg salad more of a lunchtime or quick dinner option, but Alton Brown's savory spin makes it a great choice for breakfast or brunch, too. -
The Underrated Tool That Can Make Or Break Your Grilling Experience
Forget about super-specific grilling gadgets and reach for this essential tool recommended by an expert, which comes in many varieties to suit your needs. -
Are T-Bone And Porterhouse Steaks The Same Thing?
T-bone and porterhouse steaks may look almost identical and have similarly luxurious reputations, but there's a reason why they're designated as different cuts. -
Is A Roy Rogers Drink The Same As A Rob Roy?
What's the big difference between a Roy Rogers and a Rob Roy? Well, one is family-friendly and the other is a classic cocktail -- both featuring a cherry. -
How Iberico Cheese Is Different From Manchego
There's no denying the quality of Spanish cheeses, but what is the big difference between a Manchego cheese and its cousin the Iberico cheese?