What Is Chow Mein, And How Is It Different From Lo Mein?
Although similar, the slight divergence in nomenclature for chow mein and lo mein is due to differences in preparation, and also where you are located.
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Jacques Pépin Browns His Deviled Eggs For Incredible Flavor
Jacques Pépin's classic eggs recipe, Eggs Jeanette, is going viral with a new generation. In it, he browns classic deviled eggs resulting in incredible flavor.
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Roast Your Watermelon Seeds For An Enviably Crunchy Snack
Usually you are told to just spit out watermelon seeds, but instead, you should save them and roast them for a super crunchy and customizable snack.
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Here's The Maximum Amount Of Juice You Can Get From One Lemon
Lemons vary in size and therefore the amount of juice they produce also varies. Still, it's good to know the average (and maximum) amounts of juice you can get.
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The Baking Tool Ina Garten Uses To Make Her Soup More Whimsical
Soup is comforting and delicious no matter what time of year it is. With that in mind, Ina Garten has a cute way to jazz up her soup with a touch of whimsy.
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The Best Vegetable Oil Substitutes For Every Occasion
Vegetable oil is one of the most commonly used oils for cooking, but what if you've run out? These are the best vegetable oil substitutes for every occasion.
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Yang Rou Chuan Is The Best Street Food To End A Boozy Night Out In China
Nothing beats some delicious protein after a night out drinking. In China, rather than ordering a side of chicken wings or a cheese burger, it's yang rou chuan.
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Lemon Zest Will Change Your Cheesy Salads Forever
Citrus and salad are best friends: They pair beautifully and complement each other in many ways. However, it's the zest that really transforms a cheesy salad.
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Almond Jell-O And Fruit Cocktail Is The Ultimate Cantonese Comfort Food
Whether it's a hot summer day or cool autumn evening, almond jelly mixed with fruit cocktail is a Cantonese comfort food that is as delightful as it is simple.
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Pouring Boiling Water Over Salmon Fillets Is A Game Changer
Boiling water is all you need to make the bottom layer of skin peel off a salmon fillet. It doesn't cause the salmon to start cooking and its a game changer.
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22 Unique Toppings To Make A Meal Out Of Baked Potatoes
Here's the deal -- baked potatoes don't have to be a side. We've highlighted several unique toppings so you can turn your next baked potato into a full meal.
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How To Perfectly Reverse Sear A Steak For Crispy, Juicy Results
Reverse searing has soared in popularity recently, and while it seems relatively simple, we consulted an expert so we will always have crispy and juicy steaks.
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4 Asian Marinated Eggs You Absolutely Need To Try
Ah, the incredible, edible egg. It's fab in sandwiches, baked goods, and even on its own. One way to spice the egg up is with these four Asian marinated eggs.
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The Best Lettuce For Wrapping Sandwiches And Burgers
If you're gluten-free or want low-carb options, substituting lettuce for a burger bun or sandwich bread is a great option. Here's the best lettuce to choose.
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The Biggest Pro And Con Of Adding Olive Oil To Pasta Water
There are many proponents for and against adding olive oil to boiling pasta water. Here are both the biggest pro and con, according to the experts.
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19 Unconventional Toppings For Your Next Ice Cream Sundae
Ice cream by itself is a favorite, often indulgent treat. But, jazzing it up with wasabi peas, Fanta, or even French fries will often take it to the next level.
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Gordon Ramsay Is Wrong About Aluminum Foil
Gordon Ramsay is a Michelin-star-holding powerhouse. He more than knows his way around a kitchen, but his advice isn't always right - including about foil.
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The Deceptive Fillers To Look Out For In Frozen Smoothie Mixes
You don't need to give up your smoothie routine, but you need to learn to read misleading food labels to spot the fillers and other additives in frozen mixes.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Seasoning Trick To Avoid Bland Lasagna Disaster
Lasagna is a staple for many, and for good reason: it's quick, easy, and tasty. However, it can easily fall flat. Here's how Giada De Laurentiis spices it up.
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Gordon Ramsay's Take On Dessert Pizza Is Lemon-Centric
Pizza is certainly a versatile dish: It can be loaded with meat, vegan, even a cookie, and it's delicious. Gordon Ramsay's lemon curd pizza is just as tasty.
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What The White Blush On Baby Carrots Really Means
There's nothing quite like the crunch of a carrot. However, are they still safe to eat when coated in white blush? Actually, yes, baby carrots are still good.
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Treat Your Steak To A Boozy Compound Butter
Want to really treat yourself on steak night? It's time to make a boozy compound butter to really amp up flavor for a restaurant-like experience.
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The Absolute Best Way To Reheat Roast Beef Without Losing Tenderness
The leftovers after a roast beef feast are killer. Heating up that roast beef later can be tricky, but a simple oven trick can save you from tough, dry, meat.
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So You Have A Giant Bag Of Chia Seeds. Now What?
If you've read all about the great benefits of chia seeds and bought a big bag, you might be wondering what to do with them. It turns out there's so many ideas!
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Alton Brown Holds The Secret To Toasty Hot Chocolate
Want to take your hot cocoa to the next level? Then you need to do this one step that Alton Brown says is the secret to an extra toasty cup of hot chocolate.
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The One-Ingredient Addition To Give Ramen A Traditional Flavor Boost
Ramen is a relatively new dish in Japanese cuisine, but it's spread like wildfire. However, instant ramen can sometimes lack flavor, so add this one ingredient.
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How To Turn Potato Skins Into Makeshift Hash Browns
Some folks throw away the skins of their baked potatoes. We know that sounds weird, and we're not sure why they do that, but those people are missing out.
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