Why Your Pan-Seared Tomahawk Steak Should Finish Cooking In The Oven
If you decide to pan-sear a tomahawk steak, that should only be part of the cooking process. To finish the job properly, pop that meat in the oven, too.
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11 Tricks For The Perfect Shepherd's Pie, According To Professional Chefs
Three chefs offer up their best tips when making a shepherd's pie, from using fresh herbs and adding cheese to creating texture with the mashed potatoes.
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14 Old-School Baking Ingredients You Need In Your Pantry
While some ingredients like molasses or cornmeal don't come up very often in recipes for baked goods, these old-school ingredients are still worth using.
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The Best Type Of Vegetable Peeler For Gourds
Some gourds have pretty thick skin, which can make peeling them a daunting prospect. However, if you know the right tool for the job, it may be more appealing.
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If You Don't Want Chewy Steak Bites, Avoid These Cuts At All Costs
Steak bites can be delightfully tender if you choose the right cut for the dish. Otherwise, you could be giving your jaw a workout with chewy meat.
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How, Exactly, Do You Keep Popsicles Frozen In A Cooler?
If you're out and about in warm weather with popsicles, they won't last long without a way to keep them frozen. Here's how to do that with a cooler.
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How To Reheat Leftover Lasagna In The Oven
Microwaving leftover lasagna is easy, but it's not ideal. Here's how to reheat your lasagna leftovers in the oven for a crispy, bubbly bite every time.
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7 Types Of Cheese And How To Best Use Them For The Ultimate Grilled Cheese Sandwich
How many cheeses should you use for the best grilled cheese? We spoke to two experts about how to craft the ultimate grilled cheese sandwich.
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Old School Ingredients Your Grandma Swore By (And Why You Should Too)
Turns out, when it comes to cooking, grandma really does know best. These old school ingredients she swore by still have plenty of uses today.
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Give Leftover Collard Greens New Life By Adding Them To Pasta
Don't throw those collard greens out! If you've prepared too much of this Southern classic, add the leftovers to your favorite pasta recipe for a tasty upgrade.
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Add Nutella To Your Buttercream For A Next-Level Chocolate Raspberry Cake
Elevating a classic Ina Garten recipe is no easy feat, but one Mashed recipe developer has a sweet buttercream tip that really takes the cake.
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Swap Vodka Out For Rum When Making Tropical Jell-O Shots
For most people, vodka is likely the default alcohol for making Jell-O shots, but it doesn't have to be that way. Try rum instead for a tropical twist.
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Aldi Vs Costco: Experts Reveal Where You Should Shop
It's no secret that shopping at Aldi and Costco can save customers a lot of money. We spoke to experts on deciding which store is the better place to shop.
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Art Smith's Simple Swap For Mayo-Free Coleslaw
Have you ever started making coleslaw only to realize you're out of mayo? Professional chef Art Smith has a simple ingredient swap to make this side mayo-free.
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How To Clean Those Messy Barbecue Sauce Stains
Even if you've taken the utmost precautions to protect your ensemble, clothes are susceptible to barbecue sauce stains. Here's how to tackle them.
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Is Outback Steakhouse's Menu Keto-Friendly?
When a restaurant has "steak" in its name, there's a good chance, the menu has keto-friendly options. While that's true of Outback, there are also some no-nos.
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Why Chef Art Smith Makes His Coleslaw With Vegan Mayo
You may think of mayo as a classic coleslaw ingredient, but have you ever considered swapping it with the vegan variety? Chef Art Smith does; here's why.
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The Fishy Ingredient That Creates A Balanced Flavor Profile In Desserts
Don't let its pungent aroma fool you! Believe it or not, fish sauce, a staple of some Asian cuisines, can enhance and balance the flavor of sweet desserts.
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The Best Way To Char Corn Without An Outdoor Grill
Getting the perfect char on some sweet, in-season corn sounds like a job for the grill. But, you can achieve similar results right in your oven.
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13 Tips You Need To Cook Eggs Benedict Like A Pro
Eggs Benedict can be a tricky dish to cook at home. From making the best hollandaise to cooking the perfect poached eggs, try these tips for your next brunch.
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The Most Common Steakhouse Menu Terms, Explained By Pros
Visiting a great steakhouse can be a treat, but it's not always easy to know what to order. Here's our guide to the most common menu terms, explained by pros.
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Give Your Pasta Salad A German Flair With One Ingredient
Whether you incorporate it into your favorite pasta salad or include it as part of a traditional nudelsalat, this ingredient brings a robust German kick!
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Country Fried Steak, According To Professional Chefs
Country fried steak is a comfort food classic, but making this dish at home requires a bit of technique. Get professional chef-approved pointers for success.
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Campfire Nachos Are The Ultimate Way To Feed A Crowd While Camping
The next time you go camping, why not try making some campfire nachos? They're quick, easy to personalize, and best of all, undeniably delicious.
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Store-Bought Foods Chefs Secretly Love
Most of us think that making food from scratch is better than food from the store. But many chefs don't have the time or convenience to make fresh ingredients.
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The Healthiest Steaks To Order At A Steakhouse Might Surprise You
If you want to maximize the nutritional profile of your steakhouse meal, here are the healthiest steaks our experts recommend you choose to order.
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Take Your Meatball Sub To New Heights With Enchilada Sauce
If you think making a meatball sub means using marinara sauce, then it's time to redefine the sandwich. Enchilada sauce makes a great replacement.
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