The Rolling Pin Tip That Keeps Chicken From Drying Out
Keeping chicken moist during the cooking process is essential. Everyone has their preferred method, but using a rolling pin might be one of the most convenient.
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11 Types Of Limes And When To Use Them
Delve into the aromatic, bright wonders of limes and how to use them, from makrut limes in Southeast Asian cuisine to blood limes in Australian cocktails.
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False Facts About Grilled Cheese You Thought Were True
A grilled cheese sandwich might seem basic, but there are many false facts about preparing, serving, and storing this familiar classic. Here's the real deal.
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The Biggest Flavor Mistake You're Making With Homemade Corn Soup
Corn soup is a great appetizer or entrée any time of year. To achieve the best flavor, though, you might want to try this simple trick for your soup.
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Roast Celeriac To Make A Vegetarian Steak Substitute
Celeriac, also known as celery root, has many unexpected culinary uses. When roasted, it can even make for a delicious vegetarian stand-in for steak.
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What Are Purple Sweet Potatoes And What Are The Best Ways To Cook Them?
You may have seen these violet colored potatoes and wondered about them. See what purple sweet potatoes are and how to cook with them. They're versatile.
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Lidia Bastianich's Tip For Ensuring Perfectly Juicy Steak
Celebrity chef and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich has spent a lifetime honing her craft as a culinary expert. Obviously, when she talks steak, we listen.
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Add Kimchi To Mac And Cheese For A Tangy Twist
Mac and cheese can always be spiced up, but one ingredient you might not have considered adding is kimchi. Mashed recipe developer Keith Kamikawa has some tips.
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Your Homemade Barbecue Sauce Deserves Low-Sugar Ketchup
Barbecue sauce isn't as hard to make at home as you might think. Mashed recipe developer Hayley MacLean has some recommendations for the best sauce.
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12 Pot Pie Recipes To Warm Up Your Winter
There's more than one way to make a pot pie, but no matter which recipe you choose, it's the perfect meal to keep you warm when the weather turns frosty.
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Seriously Upgrade Mashed Potatoes With Mexican Crema
There's nothing like a bowl of comforting mashed potatoes. Plus, you can make them even creamier and more delicious with the simple addition of Mexican crema.
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Perfect Your Copycat McDonald's McMuffin Eggs With A Mason Jar Ring
You don't need any golden arches at home to make the eggs for your McMuffin copycat. However, a mason jar ring could certainly come in handy.
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Burt's Bees Collab With Hidden Valley Ranch Is What No One Asked For
Brand collabs are an expected part of consumer culture these days, but this one's a surprise. Burt's Bees teamed up with Hidden Valley Ranch to make lip balms.
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Russet Potatoes Ensure Perfect Texture For Copycat McDonald's Hash Browns
If you want to make your own McDonald's hash browns at home, then you'll need to round up some russets potatoes to ensure a perfect texture.
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Better-Than-Canned Stewed Tomatoes Are All About Freshness
Not everyone wants their stewed tomatoes to come from a can. Thankfully, you can make your own better-than-canned version using fresh produce.
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21 Potato Recipes For A Super Bowl Touchdown Celebration
Is it really a Super Bowl party without potatoes on the menu? Here are some of the best potato recipes for your next Super Bowl touchdown celebration.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Avocado Toast
Avocado toast is a great yet simple dish, but we can sometimes make mistakes when making it. Improve some techniques and make the perfect avocado toast.
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Combine Instant Noodles And Eggs For The Best Lazy Meal Of Your Life
Sometimes you're hungry but don't want to work for hours on an elaborate meal. Instant noodles are a quick fix and with an egg, you can still enjoy your meal.
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The Absolute Best Sides To Pair With Every Cut Of Steak
Serving the perfect steak dinner requires a few elements. While it's essential to cook the meat well, choosing the optimal side dish makes all the difference.
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Gravy Fondue Turns Your Dinner Party Into A Night To Remember
Fondue makes a fantastic centerpiece for a dinner party, but gravy fondue turns a dinner party into a night to remember. Here's how to try it for yourself.
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Bored Of Store-Bought Seasonings? Dehydrate Hot Sauce Instead
Using the same spices over and over can get boring, but dehydrating hot sauce is a great way to mix up your spice cabinet - and your cooking.
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Why You Should Chill Your Bowl Every Time You Eat A Salad
Details can truly matter when it comes to prepping your food and the temperature of the bowl you enjoy your salads in is a detail you might have missed.
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The Single Ingredient To Make Pizza Restaurant-Worthy
Elevating your pizza doesn't mean making it more complicated. Award-winning chef Dan Kluger gave Mashed some recommendations for the best pie.
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Air Fry Burrata Cheese For The Ultimate Game Day Snack
Mozzarella sticks are a classic game-day snack, but it's time for an upgrade. Next time you're craving some cheese, try frying some burrata instead.
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Making Instant Mashed Potatoes? Mix In The Canned Kind For Better Texture
Instant mashed potatoes are easy to make, but they aren't very exciting. Luckily, there is a simple way to improve the texture of your dish. Learn more.
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Mosaic Sushi Waffles Look Almost Too Beautiful To Eat
Sushi lovers rejoice! There's a new way to enjoy sushi at home, and it's easier than you might think. Learn how to make mosaic sushi waffles.
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The Type Of Chilis You Need To Make Copycat Taco Bell Lava Sauce
Taco Bell's Lava Sauce is a fan favorite, but it might disappear at any time. Fortunately, Mashed recipe developer Catherine Brookes has a homemade solution.
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