The Unconventional Appliance You Can Use To Cook Pasta
If you're short on time, you may want to use this unconventional but supremely useful appliance to cook your pasta fast and to the perfect texture.
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An Expert Weighs In On How To Grill Potatoes, Peppers, Eggplant, And Corn
Grilling vegetables can seem more daunting than it is. So, we spoke to a personal chef to get some top tips for grilling potatoes, peppers and eggplant.
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Stop Making This Common Mistake Cooking With Your Air Fryer
Air fryers are a kitchen miracle, but if used improperly can lead to soggy rather than crispy results. Avoid the most common mistake for crunchy results.
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The Best Dips And Sauces To Pair With Grilled Veggies
Flavorful on their own, grilled vegetables still need a tasty dip or sauce to take them to the next level. We spoke with an expert for recommendations.
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The 2 Major Mistakes People Make When Grilling Veggies
California-based caterer and personal chef Silvio Correa offers his tips on how best to grill your vegetables. From prep to finish, see what mistakes to avoid!
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Why You Should Never Skimp On The Foil When Grilling Potatoes
California-based chef, Silvio Correa clues us into the best way to do up potatoes on the grill. Basically the trick is, to never forget the tin foil.
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Experts Chime In On The Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking With Spuds
Cooking potatoes may be an common occurrence in your household. But, these four experts lay out 17 mistakes you're probably making and not even realizing.
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Can You Taste Test Your Dish Too Often When Cooking?
Flavor develops at about every step of the process when preparing food, from adding salt or acid to applying and removing from the heat. But can you overtaste?
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The Best Way To Cook Trader Joe's Iconic Hash Browns
One of TJ's specialties is great frozen food that can be whipped up in a flash. Lucky for us, the best way to cook its hash brows is also the easiest.
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Overseason Your Meat Or Veggies Before Cooking? An Expert Offers An Easy Fix
What to do when you've overseasoned your food? Expert CJ Jacobson breaks the bad news that often, you've got to go (more-or-less) back to the start.
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Cook Your Pizza In A Cast Iron Skillet For Deep Dish Pies At Home
We spoke with owner of Pizaro’s Pizza Napoletana, Nicole Bean to answer our burning questions about using cast iron pans to cook deep dish and other pizzas.
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Swap Butter With Coconut Oil For An Extra-Crispy Grilled Cheese
The list of ways you can improve upon a grilled cheese sandwich is small, but if you crave crispiness above all else, slather on coconut oil instead of butter.
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Elevate Your Bacon This Summer And Throw It On The Grill
Want to take your bacon to the next level this summer? Throw it on the grill for enhanced smoky flavor, easier cleanup, and a cooler kitchen to boot.
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Skip The Microwave And Start Reheating Pizza In The Air Fryer
If you've never thought of it before, instead of reheating your leftover pizza in the microwave, try it in the air fryer, instead, and get a better experience.
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The Step You Should Never Skip When Prepping Ribs For The Grill
Novice grill-meisters probably shouldn't start with raw ribs on the grill. A better way to do it is to precook the ribs, then lay them over the grates.
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Water Is The Best Way To Cook These 11 Foods
Using water to cook may sound like a boring option. But, from a healthier dish to improving your time management, water is the best option for these 11 foods.
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Can You Cook Frozen Chicken On The Grill?
Grilling chicken from frozen isn't an impossible proposition, but it can go wrong in a number of ways. See how you can do it, but why thawed is the best route.
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How To Safely Store And Reheat Cooked Rice
While rice can harbor heat-resistant bacteria, making reheating potentially risky, storing quickly, at the right temp, and not for too long ensures safe eating.
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How Using A Pellet Vs Charcoal Grill Affects Your Food's Taste
You can pick up multiple grill types these days. What's the difference in flavor between the standard charcoal-style versus the pellet-style grills?
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Short Ribs As Explained By Chefs
Short ribs can be the star of any meal but they can easily ruin an evening. So, we spoke with two experts to help you avoid these short rib cooking mistakes.
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The Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Green Beans Laid Out By Expert Chefs
Preserving the mild flavor of green beans is a delicate affair. So, we spoke to three expert chefs to give you the low-down on how to best prepare them.
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The Temperature Your Grill Should Be When Cooking Burgers
Grilling outdoors in the summer months is one of life's pleasures. But that joy could end if your grill isn't at the right temperature for grilling burgers.
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A 2-Zone Fire Is The Key To Grilling Steak To Perfection
Grilling isn't about just throwing the meat over and letting it rip. A 2-zone heat setup will allow you to get a good sear first, then bring the cut to temp.
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When Cooking Fourth Of July Nachos For A Crowd, Skip The Oven
When doing up big portions of nachos for friends and family on July 4th, the oven is old hat. Save time and energy going with an outdoor option.
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How To Light A Charcoal Grill Without Lighter Fluid
Whether you're in a high tech or bare bones scenario, we clue you into some of the ways to get those tricky-to-light charcoal briquettes aflame.
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Why You Should Boil Brats Before Grilling Them
Brats may seem like a set-it-and-forget-it cookout protein, but letting them boil for a few minutes before they hit the grill can make a world of difference.
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The Best Type Of Tofu When It Comes To Grilling
Not all tofu blocks are suitable for the grill. See which will hold up under the flame, whether your slathering in BBQ sauce or just need a meat substitute.
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