If Your Power Goes Out, Here's How Long Your Freezer Food Is Safe
If the power goes out, you may start to wonder about food in your fridge. Here's how long it's really safe to eat and when you can refreeze some of it.
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Add Oil To Homemade Bread For An Upgraded Texture
A bit of oil added to homemade bread can upgrade the loaf's texture to a softer, more tender experience. Here's how other add-ins can upgrade bread texture.
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Hammond's Issues A Nationwide Recall For Its Mini Waffle Cones
Hammond's Candies has issued a nationwide recall for its Mini Waffle Cones treat. Here's what happened and how you can get a refund for returning the product.
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The Absolute Best Way To Clean Your Whiskey Stones
Whiskey stones can be a convenient and reusable way to cool down your drink without diluting. But how to clean them? We asked experts for their advice.
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The Key To Feeding A Sourdough Starter
Sourdough may seem intimidating at first, but making and keeping a happy starter all comes down to a couple of simple ingredients and one relatively easy key.
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What Is The Flying Dutchman On In-N-Out's Secret Menu?
In-N-Out has a popular secret menu, but even devoted fans of this fast food chain may be surprised to hear about the existence of the Flying Dutchman.
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Before Buying A Jug Of Apple Cider This Fall, Check The Label
Buying apple cider can be a lovely fall tradition, but be sure to check the label to make it clear you're getting a pasteurized or unpasteurized product.
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Here's How Many Whiskey Stones To Use In Your Drink
Whiskey stones can help cool your drink without diluting an expensive spirit, but how many are you really supposed to use? We spoke to experts to find out.
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Canned Jalapeños Are What Your Cornbread Mix Has Been Missing
If you want to bring a gently spicy edge to your cornbread without all the fuss, then canned jalapeños should be on the list for your next grocery trip.
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How Ina Garten Learned To Craft Elegant Food In A Greenwich Village Basement
Though she's now a renowned chef, Ina Garten credits some of her earliest inspiration to a cooking class she took in a humble Greenwich Village brownstone.
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Hoda Kotb's Favorite Snack Is Too Easy Not To Try
Hoda Kotb has a somewhat unique favorite snack that's so incredibly easy to enjoy you simply must give it a try the next time you're in the snack aisle.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With A Bread Machine
Bread machines can be seriously convenient, but that doesn't mean you're free of all bread baking mistakes. We spoke to an expert to learn more.
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Is There An Ideal Ice Cube Shape For Whiskey?
Many experts recommend ice cubes to cool down whiskey, but the wrong sort can dilute your drink too much. Here's the right ice cube shape for whiskey.
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How Much Salt Should You Be Adding To Pasta Water?
You may have heard that pasta should be boiled in salty water, bit how much salt is really necessary? Here's the amount you should add to pasta water.
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Expert Chefs Lay Out 11 Substitutes For Heavy Cream
Heavy cream can be a little, well, heavy. So we tapped three expert chefs who gave us some nifty ideas on how to swap this staple ingredient for alternatives.
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The Sweet Way Carrots Are Prepared During Rosh Hashanah
The sweet stewed dish of carrot tzimmes has special meaning when it's served during Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish holiday that marks the beginning of a new year.
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Can Your Whiskey Really Get Too Cold?
You may have seen whiskey served chilled in many ways, but it's it possible to get it too cold? We spoke to experts to find out the truth on chilled whiskey.
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8 Canned Ingredients Experts Say Will Seriously Upgrade Your Plain Burger
Your burgers don't need to be the same every time you fire up the grill. These three experts enlightened us to the ways of the canned-ingredient burger upgrade.
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Anthony Bourdain's Unique Method For Velvety Mashed Potatoes
Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain developed a unique method for mashed potatoes that will take extra time but produces a delicious, velvety result.
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Here's The Right Way To Use Whiskey Stones
Whiskey stones aren't just a trendy way to cool down your next cocktail. Here's the right way to prepare whiskey stones and add them to your next glass.
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What The Asterisks On Costco's Price Tags Really Mean
Costco's price tags aren't just random collections of numbers and symbols. If you find an asterisk on one, then it could mean something major.
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12 Discontinued Costco Food Court Items We're Probably Never Getting Back
Costco has a loyal shopper base, but when the company removes some food court items, outrage ensues. These 12 removed items caused significant disgruntlement.
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What Separates A Sour From A Gose Beer?
A gose beer isn't just any kind of sour. Here's what makes this German-style beverage a unique twist on the sour beer formula, from history to ingredients.
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Can You Eat The Fish You Catch In The Great Lakes?
Some worry about eating fish from the Great Lakes due to chemical contamination. Here's the truth about catching and eating fish from this region.
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The 2-Ingredient Pennsylvania Snack That You Ought To Try
Simple as it may sound, this straightforward 2-ingredient snack from Pennsylvania is both rich and has a surprising bit of cultural history behind it.
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Graveyard Cake Is A Fun Way To Use Pumpkin Candies And Marshmallow Ghosts
Graveyard cake is a fun and easy to make fall treat that is perfect for using up any extra spooky candies and bringing to your next Halloween party.
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Fried Alligator Is The Unusual Treat You Can Find At One Midwest State Fair
If you find yourself at this Midwest fair, you can order a few unusual treats. Here's why fair vendors' takes on fried alligator should be on that list.
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