The Best Substitute For Tomato Paste In A Pinch
Out of tomato paste? Don't panic. Instead of scrapping your whole meal, swap in pureed tomato or the liquid from a can of whole or diced tomatoes.
Read MoreOut of tomato paste? Don't panic. Instead of scrapping your whole meal, swap in pureed tomato or the liquid from a can of whole or diced tomatoes.
Read MoreFor the crispiest, most golden hash browns, you might assume butter is the way to go to cook the potatoes, but it's actually one of the biggest mistakes.
Read MoreMaking pie crust can be tough work, but Martha Stewart's simple advice for baking the best pie can help you avoid a mushy, soggy, underbaked result.
Read MoreHere are some common mistakes people make when baking apple pie (and how you can totally fix them all in no time). You could say it's as easy as pie.
Read MoreThis simple but genius way of storing spinach, which uses a common kitchen staple, gives you a few more days to use it up before it turns mushy.
Read MoreDo you find your spaghetti is simply a little sad? That it could use a boost of flavor? It might be time to look at instant coffee to wake things up.
Read MoreIf you want the most delicious, chewy gluten-free cookies ever, there's one big extra step you should take when it comes to working with the flour.
Read MoreIf you're making a batch of cucumber salad, or even just pre-slicing your cukes, you need to try this easy marinade to ensure your veg stays crunchy.
Read MoreThere's no shame in using store bought pasta sauce, especially during a busy week. But to get the most out of your meal, follow Giada De Laurentiis' advice.
Read MoreThere are a myriad of ways to make your favorite whiskey cocktails, but one of the best ways to shake things up is using different bitters than in the recipe.
Read MoreMade with classic Oreos, this dessert is elegant and nostalgic while being a no-back cheesecake that's full of dark chocolate flavor.
Read MoreAre you struggling to make your muffins as fluffy and light as you want? Then you need to try a secret ingredient, yogurt, to make the muffins of your dreams.
Read MoreIt couldn't be easier to use sweet pickle relish as a star condiment to upgrade your tuna salad, adding a host of delicious flavors with almost no effort.
Read MoreA splash of white wine may help lift a red wine stain, making it easier to blot away with a paper towel or cloth - but only if applied immediately.
Read MoreWhether you accidentally made too much or are simply batch cooking for meal prep, freezing extra rice is a great way to ensure it stays safe to eat.
Read MoreLove garlic but detest that sticky garlic oil that gets on your hands and stinks up your kitchen? Peel and smash away! Stainless steel can help remove odors.
Read MoreFish sauce and steak may sound odd together, but a brine made with this condiment can result in juicy, perfectly browned meat that's bursting with flavor.
Read MoreIf you're a cornbread lover, you'll want to read this. Because we're taking cornbread to a whole new level of deliciousness with these amazing ingredients.
Read MoreIs your beef stew just okay? Does it lack a certain oomph? You need to try Ina Garten's trick and add this delicious liquor while deglazing for a flavor burst.
Read MoreRisotto isn't an easy to dish to make by any means, but using Giada De Laurentiis' favorite rice for the dish certainly makes things easier.
Read MoreWhile there's nothing wrong with the standard hot chocolate at Starbucks, for those looking for something truly decadent, here's what you can order.
Read MoreWe can always rely on Martha Stewart for high-quality tips and delicious twists on classic breakfasts. Spoiler: Most of her tricks involve a lot of butter!
Read MoreThe queen of home entertaining and baking, Martha Stewart, has a tried and true method for boosting banana bread - she adds this creamy ingredient to the batter
Read MoreIna Garten is a pro at entertaining guests, and if you want to take a page out of her playbook, plan to serve these easy hors d'oeuvres that need no cooking.
Read MoreIt sounds odd at first, but the secret to cooking spinach that isn't watery, limp, or mushy is to squeeze it hard, which can be done with a few easy methods.
Read MoreWhile breading does not lock in moisture in your meat, it serves as a barrier between your chicken and the hot, oily pan, helping to prevent overcooking.
Read MoreWhen you rock up to a restaurant, look the menu over, and decide to make even several simple modifications, you're making everyone's life harder.
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