David Chang's Legendary Momofuku Ko Will Close Its Doors In NYC
According to a new banner at the top of its website, David Chang's Momofuku Ko will close its doors after its final day of service on November 4.
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We Have Irish Monks To Thank For Tennessee Whiskey
From Tennessee whiskey to Kentucky bourbon, we Americans should show our gratitude to none other than Irish monks for these iconic beverages.
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Why Is Everyone Putting Mushrooms In Matcha?
You may have seen it lurking in health food stores, near the supplements, or as an online ad, but just why are people adding mushrooms into their matcha lattes?
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The Hot Water Trick To Get Jell-O Out Of Any Mold
If you want your Jell-O to unmold perfectly, every single time, you don't need any fancy tools. A little warm water will do the trick with ease.
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The Key Difference Between Japanese And Indian Curry
Curries globally are spiced gravy dishes, usually served with rice, but that's where the similarities end. Here are how Japanese and Indian curries differ.
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The Absolute Quickest Way To Cut Butternut Squash
Anyone who has cooked with the squash knows how difficult butternut is to prepare. Fortunately, with a few quick hacks, you'll be prepping it in no time.
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What Is The Difference Between Blonde And White Chocolate?
Blonde and white chocolates seem similar, and in a way, they are. Despite that, they have vastly different flavor profiles and can be used in different ways.
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What Really Happens When A Restaurant Goes Viral On TikTok
TikTok is the current big thing, and it can launch a restaurant into superstardom. But what, precisely, happens when it does? How do restaurants cope?
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The Georgia Restaurant That Charges A $50 Fee For Screaming Kids
Restaurants seem to institute more hidden fees all the time, and the $50 fee one Georgia restaurant charges for poor parenting is the latest to draw scrutiny.
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You Might Want To Check The Expiration Date On Your SodaStream Bottles
While you can continue to store drinks in your expired SodaStream bottles, you shouldn't use them in your machine after they expire - it's a matter of safety.
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When To Invest In Whiskey Stones And When To Leave Them Alone
Are whiskey stones better at chilling your drink than ice - and do they have drawbacks? Here's when you may want to use them and when to leave them alone.
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Why You Should Start Adding Soy Sauce To Desserts
It may seem like a strange choice, but hear us out: A dash of soy sauce adds umami and depth to sweet dishes in a way that salt alone cannot achieve.
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Salvage Stale Bread With Just A Little Water
You can rejuvenate your stale bread so that it feels and tastes as fresh as the day you bought it with a simple hack. Just douse your loaf in a bit of water!
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Transform Sour Cream Into Crème Fraîche With One Ingredient
Crème fraîche is a great dairy item that can thicken soups and liven up baked goods, but if you don't have any, just mix some sour cream and this ingredient.
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How To Open A Coconut Without Losing A Finger
Coconut may not always be available at the store, but when they are, they're delicious but can be troublesome to open. That is, unless you follow these steps.
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Surprise Cake: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Cake and special occasions, like birthdays, go hand in hand. What better idea than to add a surprise inside of a cake? Surprise Cake does just that.
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Mario Batali Teases The Comeback Nobody Wants
Disgraced chef Mario Batali, who has been silent on social media since Halloween 2017, has posted twice on Instagram over the past three days.
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The Italian Dish That Gloriously Unites Steak With Leftover Pizza Sauce
What exactly do you do when you have half a jar of leftover pizza sauce but can't stomach another pizza? Why, you make carne alla pizzaiola, of course.
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Single Malt And Blended Whiskey Are Not Built The Same
The differences between single malt and blended whiskeys may be subtle, but their differences in flavor can be quite pronounced. Here's what you need to know.
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Why It Pays To Cook Pasta Directly In Red Wine
Known as "spaghetti all'ubriaco" (drunken noodles) pasta cooked in red wine is deeply flavorful, delightfully easy to prepare, and impresses guests.
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Strato-Plates: The Retro Futuristic Origin Of Frozen Meals
Before the TV dinner there were Strato-Plates, a convenient microwave meal that was used for airplane passengers. Here's what happened to them.
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Double-Dipping Is Not Okay. But What About Flipping And Dipping?
Double-dipping is a big party foul. But, what about flipping and dipping, where you grab a scoop on an uneaten part of the chip or cracker?
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Why You Shouldn't Overlook Tender Turkey Neck Meat
Much like braised oxtails, turkey necks become incredibly tender and flavorful when cooked properly, delivering a lip-smacking richness that's hard to resist.
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Lemon Juice And Baking Soda Are The Key Ingredients For Gooey Cheese Sauce
The secret to luxurious cheese sauce that remains pourable at room temperature is sodium citrate, which is made by combining an acid with baking soda.
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Coffee Mate Releases Non-Dairy Ready-To-Drink Iced Coffee Bottles
Coffee Mate is known for its non-dairy creamers, but now the brand is releasing two new ready-to-drink iced coffee drinks in two fan favorite flavors.
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Why You Should Always Lay Your Foods Flat Before Freezing
Freezing foods flat has many advantages from preserving the quality of food to finding items easier and knowing what you have on hand. Here's how to do it.
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What Is Nutritional Yeast And How Do You Use It?
Nutritional yeast is a plant-based, cheesy-tasting ingredient that can be used both as a seasoning and it is a key ingredient in many non-dairy cheese sauces.
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