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I'm a trained chef. Here are 13 of my best tips for making foods everyone should know how to cook.
As a chef, I have a few tips for cooking foods everyone should know how to make, like salting sweet…
Lizzy Briskin
14 simple tricks for becoming a better home cook, according to professional chefs and bakers
The holiday season is quickly approaching, which means festive meals are, too. Professional chefs a…
Sophia Mitrokostas
How to reheat leftover fries in the air fryer so they’re perfectly crispy
The air fryer makes leftover fries crispy but still soft on the inside. Simply arrange the fries in…
Rebecca Strong
4 clever hacks that actually prevent crying while cutting onions
Onion tears are caused by a gas onions emit once cut. To avoid them, use a sharp knife, chill the o…
Olivia Bowman
4 clever hacks that actually prevent crying while cutting onions
Onion tears are caused by a gas onions emit once cut. To avoid them, use a sharp knife, chill the o…
Olivia Bowman
3 easy ways to cut a watermelon for convenient summer snacking
Watermelon is easy to cut with just a few simple steps. Slice it into chunks, slices, or sticks dep…
Rebecca Strong
What's mise en place? How to use the pro organization technique in your own kitchen, according to chef instructors
Mise en place is a term that chefs use to describe their prep before cooking. Using it at home make…
Kristin Montemarano
What does 'organic' actually mean? Experts explain what's behind the USDA label
Organic foods are grown with requirements and practices that improve the environment, but they're n…
Kelly Burch
What does 'organic' actually mean? Experts explain what's behind the USDA label
Organic foods are grown with requirements and practices that improve the environment, but they're n…
Kelly Burch
7 quick and easy ways to thicken up a watery smoothie
To thicken a smoothie, opt for frozen ingredients, fibrous fruits and veggies, chia seeds, greek yo…
Steph Coelho
What's the difference between jams, jellies, and other fruit spreads?
The difference comes down to how much of the fruit is used when making jams and jellies.
Kristin Montemarano
3 ways to reheat fried chicken for juicy, flavorful, and crispy results
When reheating fried chicken, opt for the oven, the stovetop, or air fryer for crispy results. The …
Taylor Tobin
How to melt chocolate on the stovetop or microwave for smooth results every time
Melt chocolate in the microwave for a fast, more hands-on method, or opt for stovetop method with a…
Molly Allen
How to cut a cantaloupe 3 ways, plus serving suggestions
Cantaloupes are ripe when the blossom end is soft and it has a sweet aroma. Cut it into chunks, sli…
Molly Allen
How to make your own crunchy and tangy dill pickles at home without any special equipment
Kirby cucumbers make for the best dill pickles. Combine them with a brine and fresh dill, cool, and…
Taylor Tobin
5 essential techniques for preparing and cooking kale for salads, soups, stews and more
To make kale tender and tasty, try it steamed, sautéed, baked, massaged, or add it directly into so…
Bernadette Machard de Gramont
How to make quick-pickled jalapeños to add brightness and heat to any dish
Jalapeños are easy to pickle with water, vinegar, and salt. Heat the brine, pour it over sliced jal…
Laurel Randolph
What's the difference between Parmigiano Reggiano and parmesan? Why most "parmesan" cheese in the US is fake
Parmigiano Reggiano is an Italian cheese regulated with strict laws. Parmesan, dubbed the US versio…
Kristin Montemarano
5 easy add-ins that make jarred Alfredo sauce taste better
Make jarred Alfredo sauce taste better with simple add-ins like garlic, spinach, grated cheese, whi…
Christine Clark
How to trim asparagus and avoid the tough bottom ends
Trim asparagus by snapping off the tough end of one stalk. Use this as a guide to cut the other sta…