The Easiest Way To Silence Your Noisy Blender
There's no way to use a blender quietly. But you can lessen the noise significantly by utilizing this one tip that implements an everyday kitchen item.
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Why You Should Ditch The Mason Jars When Meal Prepping
Mason jars look cute for meal prep, but if you want a leak-proof containers that are easier to carry, organize, and label, it's time to try this alternative.
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Restaurant Veteran Gives Us 16 Ingredients That Will Take Homemade Fried Chicken To The Next Level
Your homemade fried chicken deserves a serious upgrade, and these creative ingredients will help you, recommended by someone with fried chicken experience.
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Ina Garten's Simple Trick That Prevents A Watery Cucumber Salad
Cucumber salad is deliciously refreshing, but sometimes ends up watery. Luckily, Ina Garten has a simple trick that keeps your cucumbers flavorful and crisp.
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How To Make A Store-Bought Ice Cream Cake Look Homemade
Sasha Zabar, founder and chef at Glace by Noglu, gave Food Republic his best advice for how to make a store-bought ice cream cake look homemade.
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The Best Substitutes For Cumin In A Recipe
Cumin, with its smoky notes and gentle spice, is hard to replicate, but there are a handful of spices that can make a quick swap in a pinch.
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The Best Way To Store Freshly Cut Watermelon
To keep your sliced watermelon as fresh as possible, you need to store it in a way that limits any exposure to oxygen either in plastic or a wax wrap.
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Maple Syrup Is The Unexpected Addition Your Scrambled Eggs Need
For scrambled eggs that are anything but boring, use our tips to combine them with maple syrup and other goodies to produce a sweet, savory, complex breakfast.
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This Insider Gives Us 11 Things You Should Think Twice About Ordering From Breakfast Joints
Who doesn't love a good restaurant breakfast? There are some dishes, however, you should think twice about ordering -- like basic avocado toast. No thanks!
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The One Thing Ina Garten Always Makes Homemade
Ina Garten uses store-bought products when they can make life a little easier, but this recipe of hers is as easy as going shopping and produces better results.
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The Sustainable Charcoal Alternative Chef Michael Symon Uses When Grilling
Celebrity chef Michael Symon knows his way around a grill, so when he says he uses this particular sustainable alternative to charcoal, it's worth a listen.
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The Best And Worst Grocery Store Chains For Buying Milk
If you're on the hunt for a better milk selection, price, and quality, we've combed through the best and worst grocery stores for buying milk at.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Bartender's Handshake?
It turns out there is actually a way that staff in the drinks community acknowledge fellow workers, and it's known as a bartender's handshake.
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The Simple Mistake Everyone Makes When Draining Fried Food
One of the key aspects of making decent fried food is how you drain it when it's out of the oil. Doing so incorrectly results in sad, soggy breading.
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Is Salad Cream The Same As Mayo?
Salad cream might seem like a U.K. spin on classic mayonnaise, but these two condiments are very different, and their origin stories are pretty unique.
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What Flavor Is Blue Moon Ice Cream?
Blue Moon ice cream is the unique Midwestern treat with an even more unique flavor profile. What is it that you're actually tasting when you eat it?
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The Right Way To Hold A Stemless Wine Glass
Maximilian Riedel, 11th-generation CEO and president of Riedel, told Food Republic how to correctly hold a stemless wine glass for the best drinking experience.
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Cottage Cheese Is Your Secret Addition For The Creamiest Tomato Soup
Few meals are more satisfying than a rich, creamy tomato soup, and you can nail that robust flavor and texture by adding some cottage cheese to your soup.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Drink 'Down'?
You might have ordered a drink straight up before, but while the term 'down' is related, it's a bit more obscure and has one key difference.
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What Exactly Does It Mean To Crumb Coat A Cake?
If you want to really level up your cake baking skills, you need to learn not just how to apply a crumb coat but the reason behind why you need one.
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Give Watermelon A Savory Twist With One Spicy Ingredient
If you want to really amp up the flavor of your watermelon, you can pair its sweetness with this one spicy ingredient for an extra savory kick.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Trusted Ratio For Perfect Salad Dressing Every Time
Chef Alex Guarnaschelli's golden ratio for the perfect salad dressing is easy to remember, relies on pantry staples, and is endlessly adaptable.
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Ranking The Top 12 Grocery Store Chains Known For Their Meat Departments
Finding quality meat at the grocery store can sometimes be a challenge. So we've done the homework and ranked the top grocery chains known for their meat.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Pizza Spot In The Hamptons
Ina Garten, the notorious and beloved Barefoot Contessa, knows the definitive spot in the Hamptons for the best slice of pizza that money can buy.
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The Best Way To Clean Your Wine Glasses And Make Them Sparkle
A glass-cleaning expert tells us how to wash and polish wine glasses for a fingerprint-free finish, with no cracking, breaking, or accidental smudging in sight.
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Ruth's Chris Steak House Vs Texas Roadhouse: Which Chain Is Better?
If you find it challenging to decide between Ruth's Chris Steak House and Texas Roadhouse, a little insight into each will help you make your decision.
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Julia Child's Trick To DIY A Pizza Oven Is Genius
Julia Child was a classically trained genius in the kitchen, and her simple hack for DIYing your own pizza oven is nothing short of amazing.
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