How To Top And Sauce A Watermelon Pizza
It's likely you've heard of watermelon pizza at this point, and yes, they're worth the hype. Try a savory or sweet version -- just be sure you sauce it right.
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When To Think Twice Before Buying Grocery Items On Sale
Grocery sale labels are designed to entice you, so you may need to put in some extra effort to determine how good of a deal you're actually getting.
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How Exactly Do AI Ovens Work?
At the heart of what makes an AI oven "smart" is its Wi-Fi connectivity, which allows users to link to apps that monitor cooking, adjust settings, and more.
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The Easiest Way To Cut A Rutabaga Involves The Microwave
The secret to a stress-free experience with peeling and cutting a rutabaga is a common appliance already found in most kitchens: the microwave.
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The Best Rice Variety For Takeout-Worthy Fried Rice
For takeout-worthy fried rice, you need a long-grain variety, and many chefs recommend jasmine, also called Thai jasmine or Thai fragrant rice.
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When To Throw Away And When To Salvage Eggs With Cracked Shells
Is this economy, is there anything worse than wasting money? - Yes! Getting food borne illness because you ate eggs you should have thrown out.
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Blood Orange Juice Does Wonders For A Classic Daiquiri
While fantastic as it is, when you add blood orange juice to the mix, its intense and bittersweet citrus flavors will take the daiquiri to a new level.
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How To Order Pumpkin Spice Hot Chocolate At Starbucks
At Starbucks, the undisputed champion of the pumpkin spice craze, you won't find pumpkin spice hot chocolate on the menu, but the baristas can make one for you.
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Italy's America-Themed Restaurant Chain Is Basically Texas Roadhouse
America is infamous for, well, Americanizing different cuisines, but we're not the only ones. Italy's Old Wild West is pretty much an Italian Texas Roadhouse.
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Martha Stewart Used Iceberg Chunks To Chill Her Cocktail
Martha Stewart has upset her large following after posting an image of a cocktail she made on vacation, that was chilled using melting icebergs.
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Why Tim Hortons' Wayne Gretzky Coffee Is So Intense
A Wayne Gretzky coffee might sound like something the famous hockey player drinks, but it's actually a drink that's based on his jersey number.
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British Pubs Are Turning Into Campsites To Save Themselves
Previously destinations solely for those craving a cold beer, British pubs are now offering camping spaces to offset the costs of increasing energy bills.
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What Is Clotted Cream And Why Is It Illegal In The US?
Clotted cream is a traditional English cream topping enjoyed on scones - but American fans are out of luck, as the topping is illegal in the States. Here's why.
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The Scottish Pub Where You Can Witness Frankenstein Come To Life
Whether you're a movie, horror, or classic literature fan, this Scottish pub featuring Frankenstein's monster is a must-see for any Edinburgh tourists.
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Cotton Candy Grapes Are A Mix Of 2 Delicious Varieties
Cotton candy grapes are a hybrid made in the traditional way, breeding two varieties together to create something entirely new and entirely delicious.
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Wine With Salt And Lemon Is Actually Good (We Tried It And So Should You)
Usually when you go to a wine tasting you just try a bunch of different varieties, but to nail down the flavor notes, you should try them with salt and lemon.
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How Long To Let Your Air Fryer Cool Before Cleaning It
For an air fryer to work its magic, it needs to be cleaned after each use. An air fryer must be thoroughly cleaned whenever any food is cooked inside.
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How Ina Garten Makes Canned Cranberry Sauce Taste Fresh
In a flip from her usual focus on the fresh and homemade route, Ina Garten's chunky cranberry sauce recipe makes canned cranberry sauce taste fresh.
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The Best Kind Of Fish For Non-Mushy Ceviche
Due to the way it is prepared, choosing the right kind of fish to use for ceviche will ensure the results come out firm and delicious instead of mushy.
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What Are Rapid Cold Brew Machines And Do They Actually Work?
A rapid cold brew machines promises to brew your drink faster by agitating the coffee grounds, but it's not exactly as "rapid" as its name might suggest.
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The Biscuit Capital Of The World Has Been Renamed In Honor Of IHOP
In celebration of IHOP's new biscuits, the biscuit capital of the world, Natchez, Mississippi, will be renamed IHOP for a day (yes, we're serious).
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Turn Your Used Lemons Into A Purée That Tastes Like Pure Sunshine
Time to add one more food waste hack to your repertoire: Here's how to turn those used, juiced lemons into a lemon purée for your cooking and baking needs.
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The Bread Basket Etiquette You Broke Without Thinking
In general, the rules of sharing bread with your fellow diners at a restaurant are pretty simple, and exist to promote social harmony at the table.
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Here's What Americans Ate On Halloween In The 1800s
Halloween in the 1800s was not the candy-fueled celebration we know today. Back then, people celebrated with soul cakes, glazed apples, nuts, and colcannon.
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Bacon-Cheddar Drop Biscuit Recipe
Homemade biscuits are even more approachable if you make the drop kind, which require no rolling or cutting and are delicious with any mix-ins.
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How To Clean A Really Dirty Carbon Steel Pan
Like their cast iron cousins, carbon steel pans are prone to heavy-duty messes. Luckily, they can usually be cleaned with a bit of hot water and coarse salt.
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Can You Drink Avocado-Infused Water?
Infused water can be a key component of meeting your hydration goals. However, the fruit you should never try to infuse into water is avocado.
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