Dried Citrus Is Key To Zesty Fried Chicken
Fried chicken is a highly personal dish with all sorts of variations. Adding dried citrus is just another chef-approved trick to keep in your arsenal.
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Mashed Exclusive Poll Uncovers The Barbecue Side Fans Can't Live Without
What's a barbecue without sides? Mashed readers weighed in on their favorite side dishes for a backyard barbecue, and they have a lot of thoughts.
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Martha Stewart's Asparagus Rule You Should Never Break
Asparagus is in season from February to June, making it a great spring dish. Here's the asparagus rule Martha Stewart says you should never break.
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The Unusual Ingredient In Giada De Laurentiis' Carbonara Recipe
A classic pasta carbonara recipe is an Italian staple, but it's good to mix it up. Here's the unusual ingredient in Giada De Laurentiis' carbonara recipe.
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From Plague To Plate: How The Fried Egg Overcame A Food Safety Scandal
Fried eggs may seem like a simple breakfast, but they actually have a lot going on. Here's the dramatic, controversial food safety history of fried eggs.
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What Is Panuozzo And What Does It Taste Like?
There are seemingly endless ways to combine elements like cheese, meat, and veggies inside dough. The panuozzo is another way with an interesting history.
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Traditional Bangers And Mash Should Be A Fall Comfort Food Staple
Whether you use traditional Irish bangers or substitute something more available locally, bangers and mash is one of the great underserved comfort foods.
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The Overlooked Mistake You Make When Opening Canned Goods
Canned goods are ideal shelf-stable pantry ingredients, but every time you open one, you may be compromising its contents. Here's how to open cans safely.
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Gordon Ramsay's Melted Cheese Hack For Perfectly Juicy Burgers
Home burger chefs know it can be a challenge to melt cheese perfectly. Gordon Ramsay has a simple trick that will take your cheeseburger to the next level.
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Baking Potatoes: The Air Fryer Vs Oven Dilemma
Does a traditional oven or an air fryer produce a better baked potato? We grabbed a handful of russet potatoes and put our appliances to the test.
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Here's Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Freezing Alfredo Sauce
It may seem odd that a simple pasta sauce like Alfredo would have an issue being frozen and reheated. What exactly happens that makes it so undesirable?
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French Fries Most Certainly Belong On Pizza
If you've never topped a pizza with fries, then it may be time to test this tasty food duo. Just be sure to consider what type of fries complement your pizza.
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The Real Reason You Should Never Drain Your Pasta In The Sink
What do you do when your pasta has finally reached al dente perfection? If your answer is to drain it - in the sink - you've been making a grievous error.
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This Common Trick Doesn't Actually Make Hard Boiled Eggs Easier To Peel
As healthy as hard boiling eggs may be, it can be frustrating when the shell doesn't peel off easily. Even the trick you've been relying on may not be helping.
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Here's Why You Should Be Steaming Your Potatoes For Potato Salad
Steaming your potatoes instead of boiling them will have a huge impact on your next potato salad, making your favorite flavors taste even better.
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10 Best Substitutes For Agave Nectar
We hate to burst your bubble, but agave might actually be worse for your health than real sugar. Instead, consider these alternatives to agave nectar.
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Yes, You Can Make Chicken In A Rice Cooker
A rice cooker's name belies its culinary versatility. This device can be a pretty effective chicken cooker.
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Ginger Scallion Sauce Is A Versatile Chinese Condiment
If you are a fan of Chinese food, you may have already had ginger scallion sauce. Now make your own supply at home, for use on a variety of dishes.
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The Secret Meatloaf Ingredient That Cuts Down On Prep And Adds Flavor
Meatloaf is up there with hamburgers and fried chicken in the pantheon of classic American dishes. But there is one ingredient that will make it better, faster.
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Why You Should Be Slathering Your Thanksgiving Turkey In Mayo
Mayo and turkey are a well-established duo for sandwiches, but not necessarily for Thanksgiving. Try slathering your bird in mayo and taste the difference.
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Don't Cut Up Spuds For Potato Soup — Use Frozen Hash Browns Instead
Making delicious potato soup doesn't have to mean hours spent laboring away at prepping and cooking ingredients with this simple, frozen substitute.
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Guasacaca Is A Venezuelan Sauce That's Not Afraid Of Avocados
The Venezuelan sauce guasacaca might remind you of guacamole, but the avocados are the only connection. Guasacaca is different in preparation and how it's used.
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Bobby Flay's Shrimp Shell Hack Creates A Delicious Stock
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay has a trick that can both make use of a frequently discarded ingredient and elevate the flavor of your dishes with seafood flair.
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Does TikTok's Energy Conservation Hack For Cooking Pasta Really Work?
We put a TikTok hack to the test. Can you really cook your pasta by turning off the heat after two minutes and letting the noodles sit for another 10 minutes?
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29 Nut-Based Recipes We Can't Wait To Get Cracking On
Nuts are always a popular snack, but adding them to treat or dinner recipes brings out their true potential. Find the best sweet or savory nut-based recipes.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Your Homemade Pizza Dough
Pizza dough isn't a slapdash creation; it's a canvas for flavor, and you should treat the dough with care and patience if you want it to turn out well.
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Canned Ingredients That Will Seriously Upgrade Your Cake Recipes
If you're looking for a way to upgrade your cake recipe, look in your pantry. Fruit, milk, and even beans are some of the canned ingredients you can add.
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