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  • Ree Drummond, Pioneer Woman, smiling
    By Emmy Schneider-Green

    Ree Drummond's 4-Ingredient Strawberry Sauce Can Save Any Boring Dessert

    When you're dealing with a dessert that seems like it might be a real dud, zhuzh it up with Ree Drummond's strawberry sauce made from just four ingredients.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green Read More
  • Tuna sandwich with pickles
    By Megan Lim

    That Side Of Sushi Ginger Belongs On Your Tuna Sandwich

    If you find the standard tuna sandwich a bit bland and boring, one of the most innovative and successful ways to improve it is with sushi ginger.

    By Megan Lim Read More
  • A variety of canned meats
    By Alex Springer

    14 Canned Meats You Should Have In Your Pantry

    From tuna fish to ground beef, these canned meats are cost-saving ways to get protein on your plate and are fundamental for proper pantry stocking.

    By Alex Springer Read More
  • Cookies on cooling rack
    By Julia Mullaney

    The Simple Swap You Need When Your Cooling Rack Is Out Of Commission

    Sometimes you need to be resourceful in the kitchen, like when you don't have cooling rack handy. This hack takes an item and flips the script on cooling racks.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • Closeup of whole and cut avocados
    By Emmy Schneider-Green

    The Avocado Ripening Hacks You Shouldn't Trust

    You may have heard of some tried-and-true tips to ripen avocados, but not all tips work. Here, we debunk the myths when it comes to ripening this lovely fruit.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green Read More
  • Canned chipotle peppers in sauce
    By Andrew Amelinckx

    Why You Need Canned Chipotle Peppers In Adobo Sauce In Your Pantry

    Packed full of flavor and easily incorporated into your cooking, canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce are a must-have item for your pantry.

    By Andrew Amelinckx Read More
  • Chef Julia Child in kitchen
    By Emmy Schneider-Green

    Julia Child's Tip For Tender Asparagus Every Time

    People can get kind of prickly when it comes to cooking asparagus, but if you want the most tender stalks, you need Julia Child's clever tip.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green Read More
  • raw top round steak
    By Elias Nash

    The Tastiest Ways To Use A Top Round Steak

    Top round is a cut of steak that can sometimes be overlooked, but it's packed with plenty of beefy flavor. You just have to know how to handle it.

    By Elias Nash Read More
  • Hands touching an air fryer
    By Camryn Teder

    The Actual Rules For Preheating Your Air Fryer

    You don't always need to preheat your air fryer, but there are some types of food that would taste even better if you did. Here's what to keep in mind.

    By Camryn Teder Read More
  • Rows of popsicles
    By Andrew Amelinckx

    3 Clever Tips To Keep Your Popsicles Frozen In A Cooler

    What's a summer picnic without some dessert? If you want to take some popsicles to go, we have three important tips for keeping them perfectly chilled.

    By Andrew Amelinckx Read More
  • Pint of blueberries on wood
    By Tim Forster

    The Best Blueberry Storage Is Also The Easiest

    If you've picked or purchased fresh blueberries, there's a best way to store them to ensure they last for as long as possible. Bonus: It's incredibly easy.

    By Tim Forster Read More
  • Nacho cheese bowl with chip
    By Julia Mullaney

    Irresistible Nacho Cheese Sauce Comes Down To One Special Ingredient

    When you want to take your nacho cheese sauce from humdrum to utterly tantalizing, there's one particularly tangy pantry item you need to rely on.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • Herbs and potato chips
    By Ann Meyer

    The Microwave Method For Easy Homemade Potato Chips

    If you're fresh out of the store-bought kind but still hankering for some crispy, crunchy chips, all you really need is a potato and a microwave.

    By Ann Meyer Read More
  • Ina Garten speaks on stage
    By Kathryn Steane

    How Ina Garten Elevates Store-Bought Mashed Potatoes

    The way Ina Garten elevates store-bought mashed potatoes, you'd think she was making them at the edge of the earth's atmosphere, but they're super simple.

    By Kathryn Steane Read More
  • Tomato sauce and noodles cooking on the stove
    By Camryn Teder

    Do Pasta And Sauce Last The Same Amount Of Time In The Fridge?

    After making a hearty and comforting meal of pasta topped with sauce, you may be wondering how long they last in the refrigerator. Here's what to know.

    By Camryn Teder Read More
  • caramalized onions in cast iron pan
    By Emmy Schneider-Green

    Caramelize Onions In Your Cast Iron For A Low-Effort Way To Clean The Pan

    Caramelizing an onion in your cast iron skillet not only leaves you with a delicious pile of rich sweet onions, but it's also an effective cleaning hack.

    By Emmy Schneider-Green Read More
  • fresh slices of layered watermelon
    By Sarah Moore

    14 Storage Tips For Longer-Lasting Watermelon

    Enjoying tasty watermelon starts with picking the best fruit and knowing where and how to keep it stored until you're ready to eat it and once it's been cut.

    By Sarah Moore Read More
  • Summer picnic spread
    By Sera Parris

    Your Guide To The Perfect Picnic

    Picnics are so much more than simply eating outside. We've got tips for packing, serving, and enjoying the perfect outdoor meal your friends and loved ones.

    By Sera Parris Read More
  • Bowl of sweetened condensed milk
    By Elias Nash

    2 Easy Swaps For Sweetened Condensed Milk In A Recipe

    If you need sweetened condensed milk for a recipe but don't have any on hand, there's no need to panic. In fact, you have multiple solutions to choose from.

    By Elias Nash Read More
  • Classic Vietnamese rare beef pho
    By Matthew Lee

    The Absolute Best Beef Cuts For Rich, Savory Pho

    When you're on the hunt for the richest and most savory bowl of pho, there are certain beef cuts you need to use for the most satisfying soup experience.

    By Matthew Lee Read More
  • Honey pouring over warm ricotta
    By Megan Lim

    Why You Should Always Strain Store-Bought Ricotta Before Using It

    Store-bought ricotta is a convenient alternative to the fresh kind, but if you don't strain it first before using it in your cooking, you'll regret it.

    By Megan Lim Read More
  • Mango on cutting board
    By Helena Nichols

    How To Cut A Mango, 3 Easy Ways

    Everyone knows they like to eat mango, but not everyone knows how to cut a mango. We're here to help you enjoy this tropical delight during peak season.

    By Helena Nichols Read More
  • Canned artichoke hearts, garlic, thyme
    By Hilary Wheelan Remley

    5 Delicious Ways To Eat Canned Artichoke Hearts

    Of all the canned vegetables on the market, artichokes might be one of the most slept on. Remedy that by trying these five temptingly tasty ways to eat them.

    By Hilary Wheelan Remley Read More
  • Cod filets with herbs
    By Julia Mullaney

    Test Filets Are The Secret To Cooking Fish Stress-Free At Home

    Fixing fish filets is a simple yet precise process. The actual cooking isn't complicated, but filets aren't forgiving. Here's why a "test" filet is the secret.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • chips with nacho cheese sauce
    By Elias Nash

    The Key To Smoother Cheese Sauce Might Be In Your Medicine Cabinet

    Creating the perfectly silky-smooth cheese sauce is definitely an art. But an unexpected failsafe ingredient might be hanging about in your medicine cabinet.

    By Elias Nash Read More
  • Pepperoni pizza with cheese pull
    By Sarah Nowicki Nicholson

    A Spoonful Of Water Is Your Secret Weapon For Reheating Pizza

    If you've found yourself facing down a bunch of leftover pizza, rise to the challenge by reheating your precious slices with a bit of water.

    By Sarah Nowicki Nicholson Read More
  • Hand holding pineapple
    By Helena Nichols

    How To Cut Pineapple, 3 Easy Ways

    A pineapple's spiky exterior can make cutting into it an intimidating endeavor. Here are easy ways to tackle the task to reach the sweet, tangy fruit inside.

    By Helena Nichols Read More
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