Essential Types Of Bread Starters And How To Create Your Own
Many great loaves of bread start with a sticky, gooey mixture called a starter. We'll walk you through some of the need-to-knows before you make your own.
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Cornichons Are Nature's Cheese Board Dividers
It's true what they say: You really do eat with your eyes first, and one way to add an elegant touch to any cheese board is by using cornichons as dividers.
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The One Dish Ina Garten Never Makes At Home
Yes, even the Barefoot Contessa herself has dishes that she absolutely won't make at home, and when you see what it is, you'll understand why.
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How To Find And Cook Blue, Green, Or Pink-Shelled Eggs
If you're interested in cooking with colorful eggs, try hitting up your local farmers market - and don't worry, you can prepare them just like regular eggs.
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Add Some Chaos To Your S'mores Game With Watermelon Slices
S'mores are getting an upgrade with the addition of watermelon. The fruit provides a bit of crunch and juiciness that complements the texture and flavors.
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How To Get Crustier Bread Without Steaming Your Oven
It may seem counterintuitive, but steam is the key to baking bread with a solid crust. While you can add a water bath while it bakes, we have a better idea.
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When Your Watermelon Fizzes And Hisses, It's Too Late
There are so many tricks to finding the perfect watermelon, but if it's fizzing and hissing, you'll want to throw it out immediately.
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The Liquid Rule To Remember For Better Gluten-Free Bread
If you want a better loaf of gluten-free bread that tastes hearty and is pliable for sandwiches, follow this simple rule with your liquid ingredients.
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The Absolute Best Grocery Stop For Frozen Pizza Lovers
Target is the best place to find some of the most interesting national brands along with some worthwhile contenders under its own private label.
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Coconutty Vegan Waffles Recipe
Not only does coconut milk keep these waffles vegan, but it also gives them the most pleasant coconutty flavor.
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Rinse Frozen Fish Under Cold Water For Better Baking
Washing your frozen fish fillets under cold water will allow your fish to brown for a more delicious result, and will also prevent mushiness.
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Vegetarian Eggs Still Come From A Chicken. Here's The Catch.
Yes, your vegetarian eggs do still come from a chicken. Vegetarian-fed eggs are simply eggs laid by hens that have only been fed vegetarian foods.
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The Double Pod Hack To Boost Keurig Coffee
If you've found that Keurig coffee just isn't strong enough for your taste, there may be a way to make a brew with more kick by doubling up on the pods.
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Snactiv: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The featured product on Season 13, Episode 10 of "Shark Tank" was Snactiv, a handy little device intending to revolutionize the world of snacking.
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10 Myths About Soda That Deserve To Get Busted
Fizzy, sugary soda has a lot of baggage. Here, we debunk some of the most common myths, from the positive to the negative to the just plain wild.
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The Olive Oil Hack To Get Precise Measurements For Sticky Ingredients
To prevent sticky ingredients from clinging to measuring cups and spoons, lightly coat the inside of your measuring utensil with a bit of olive oil.
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The Salt Trick To Keep Lemon Juice Fresh For Months
Lemons can be expensive and may not last long when cut open, but there is a way you can preserve the juice by just adding some salt.
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14 Mistakes You Should Avoid While Cooking Steak
Cooking a steak well can be a massive culinary slam dunk. Before you sizzle, make sure you're avoiding these common, potentially meal-sabotaging mistakes.
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Alton Brown's Flour Swap For Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies
Find out why Alton Brown's chewy chocolate chip cookie recipe, which he appropriately calls "The Chewy," uses bread flour instead of all-purpose flour.
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Why You Rarely Find Watermelon Juice On Store Shelves
Is there anything quite as refreshing as a glass of watermelon juice? We all love it, so why is it so difficult to find in the refrigerated section of stores?
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The First Step To Gently Breaking A Yom Kippur Fast
Yom Kippur is right around the corner, and whether you're a convert or grew up secular and want to renew your faith, here's how to gently break your fast.
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The One Veggie Giada De Laurentiis Always Eats In Rome
Giada De Laurentiis sure knows how to eat her way through Rome, but this is the one veggie she always devours when visiting Italy.
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Reinvent Classic Lemonade With Fresh Tomato Juice
Lemonade is a classic drink that many have put their spin on but tomato lemonade? While it may sound counterintuitive, here's why the drink works.
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A Restaurant's Specials Menu Holds The Darkest Of Red Flags
When you plan a night out at a restaurant, you might want to double think ordering from the specials menu, especially if it has these big red flags.
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The Hot Water Hack To Revive Old Lettuce
Wait! Before you go throwing out your droopy, wilted lettuce, try soaking it in hot water first. Yes, you read that right: hot water, not cold.
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Rye And Cornmeal Fried Green Tomatoes Recipe
When paired with our dill-favored buttermilk dip, these rye and cornmeal fried green tomatoes make an excellent appetizer.
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The Cocktail Spoon Trick To Pour Better Fizzy Drinks
Impress your friends with this bar trick, which allows you to pour carbonated beverages down the handle of a cocktail spoon without any pesky spillage.
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