Expert-Approved Ingredients That Will Elevate Your Hot Chocolate
Grayson Claes, the head pastry chef at Rigor Hill Market and One White Street in New York City, shares two of his go-to hot cocoa mix-ins with Mashed.
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Can You Eat Canned Herring Right Out Of The Tin?
Tinned fish is having its big moment. If you're up for trying tinned herring, you may be surprised to know it's ready to eat straight from the can.
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The Wine That Pairs Best With Chicken Enchiladas
Although it may not seem like an obvious pairing, wine can perfectly complement chicken enchiladas. One variety is especially suited to this Mexican dish.
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The Key To The Perfect Manhattan, According To Amanda Freitag - Exclusive
Amanda Freitag shared tips for crafting the perfect Manhattan in an exclusive interview with Mashed. It all comes down to a key ingredient: the Amarena cherry.
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Best Ways To Upgrade Rice Pudding
Rice pudding is a simple and timeless dessert that you can easily upgrade. Add a few new ingredients or cook the rice pudding differently to enhance its flavor.
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Expert Tips For Cooking Restaurant-Worthy Sausage Gravy At Home
The secret to restaurant-worthy sausage gravy is all in the technique. We asked chef John Politte for tips on perfecting this Southern staple.
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The Meat Guy Fieri Uses To Make An Unforgettable Cinco De Mayo Guacamole
Food Network personality Guy Fieri is known for adding a little flair to everything he touches. Learn how the "Triple D" host adds a kick to guacamole.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes With Broccoli
While you might be steaming your broccoli, you might be missing out on all this cruciferous vegetable has to offer. Here's what to avoid when cooking broccoli.
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Why You Need To Thickly Slice Bread For Copycat Raising Cane's Texas Toast
If you've ever wanted to have Raising Cane's Texas toast at home, it's fairly simple to recreate - as long as you slice your bread thick. Here's why it matters.
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The Handy Ingredient That'll Thicken Tartar Sauce
It's called tartar sauce, not tartar juice. So if it's running like it has legs, you might want to thicken it. Luckily, sour cream supplies a tasty solution.
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The Absolute Best Chocolate Cakes In America, According To Foodies
Chocolate cake will always remain a special place in our hearts as a classic and rich dessert. Let's dig into some of the tastiest favorites around the U.S.
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Are Canned Potatoes Cooked Or Raw?
There's one outlier in the canned fruit and veggie aisle: canned potatoes. Are they cooked and ready to eat, or are they still raw? Answer: both.
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The Best Microwave Power Level For Heating Up Dairy-Based Desserts
The microwave can just about do it all in the kitchen, but when it comes to microwaving dairy-based desserts, there are a few things to keep in mind.
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Ginger Is The Secret Ingredient For A Livelier Blueberry Bread
Does your blueberry bread seem a little dead even before you devour it? If you want to give that loaf some life, you should incorporate ginger.
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The Single Ingredient Needed To Elevate Pigs In A Blanket
Even the most classic and simple of comfort foods could do with an upgrade. For pigs in a blanket, a little garlic butter kicks things up to 11.
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The Expert-Approved Spots In Your Home For Brewing Your Own Beer
If you're interested in brewing your own beer, you have to consider many factors. We asked an expert to explain the best spots in your home for the task.
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How To Thin Out Store-Bought Frosting
Store-bought frosting is accessible, quick, and can easily be modified with simple adjustments. Too thick for your preferences? Here's how to thin it out.
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The Type Of Wine That Pairs Best With Orange Chicken
Pairing wine with food is an art form. And when it comes to a classic dish like orange chicken, we've done the work of finding the best complementary wines.
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How To Store Butternut Squash For Ultimate Freshness
Butternut squash may be an autumn fruit, but if you store it properly, you can enjoy it all year long. Here are some tips and tricks for squash storage.
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The Must-Try Ingredient Swap That Takes Banana Pudding Up A Notch
Banana pudding is a regional staple, but Mashed recipe developer Nathaniel Lee claims most recipes are lacking. Here's his tip for making the dessert shine.
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What Is Ramen Carbonara And Is It As Good As They Say?
Ramen carbonara is a fusion of Japanese and Italian dishes that has become trendy with both home cooks and chefs. Find out if this dish is worth trying.
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The Type Of Beer To Avoid When Making Beer Can Chicken
If you're making beer can chicken, don't just grab any can from the fridge. According to one recipe developer, there are certain beers to avoid.
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Make The Most Of Costco's Rotisserie Chicken — Turn It Into Multiple Meals
Who hasn't let leftover rotisserie chicken sit in their fridge for way too long? Here's how to get your money's worth by turning one chicken into two meals.
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10 Spinach Recipes That'll Use Up That Leftover Bag In The Fridge
Have a leftover bag of spinach in the fridge? Stop letting it wilt and go to waste. It's the perfect excuse to try out one of these simple spinach recipes.
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The Big Mistake An Expert Baker Avoids With Homemade Marshmallows
Although they seem simple, making marshmallows from scratch takes skill. We spoke with an expert baker about avoiding the biggest marshmallow pitfall.
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The Best Bread-And-Dairy Combo For Grilled Cheese, According To An Expert
Grilled cheese has near-infinite combos when it comes to bread, cheese, and mix-ins. But what's the best bread-and-dairy combo? We asked an expert.
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Chicken Pie Vs Chicken Pot Pie: What's The Difference?
Chicken pie and chicken pot pie are both delicious, but they differ in the kinds of ingredients used, how the crust is done, and how they are served.
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