This Classic Grilled Cheese Cooking Method Will Never Go Out Of Style
Move over, frying pan and spatula, there's an even easier way to make a grilled cheese. This time-tested cooking method has even less clean up.
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This Australian Version Of Grilled Cheese Is A Perfect On-The-Go Lunch
American grilled cheese may be overshadowed by how the Austrlians have made theirs easier to transport with less mess, all thanks to this kitchen tool.
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Skip The Stove: Cook Shrimp This Way For Tender Results
Shrimp are a delicate ingredient that can take extra care and attention when it comes to cooking. Make things easier on yourself with this technique.
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The Average Lifespan Of An Electric Smoker
Got an electric smoker on your back patio or eyeing a new one to purchase? Here's how long you can expect it to last, and the best ways to extend that lifespan.
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What's The Typical Lifespan Of A Good Set Of Steak Knives?
Steak knives can last you quite a while, though that will depend on knife quality and how you take care of them, from use to washing, to storage.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of A Blender?
Before you spend hundreds of dollars on a fancy blender, it's worth looking into how long the average lifespan of the gadget is, and if the splurge is worth it.
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It's Easier Than You Think To Make Your Own DIY Smoker (Thanks, Alton Brown)
You don't necessarily have to go and get an expensive smoker, so long as you follow Alton Brown's advice for safely making a DIY version at home.
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10 Old-School Kitchen Tools That Still Work Wonders Today
Some kitchen tools need regular replacing, but other old-school favorites can keep going and going for generations with the proper sort of care.
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The Unusual Cooking Method Alton Brown Uses For The 'Perfect' Grilled Cheese
To really perfect the flavor and texture of grilled cheese, Alton Brown advocates for a cooking method that's both unique and surprisingly accessible.
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Carbon Steel Vs Stainless Steel Pans: Which Is Easier To Cook With?
They may sound similar, but carbon steel and stainless steel pans have distinct differences, with one coming out on top in many modern kitchens.
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11 Ways To Cook Hot Dogs That Go Beyond Plain Grilling
Hot dogs are a cookout fave, but who says you have to grill them every time? These are some of the best ways to prep them that go beyond this common method.
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How To Get The Maximum Lifespan Out Of Your Refrigerator
With the right placement and maintenance, you can help to extend the life of your refrigerator and make it work to its best advantage in your kitchen.
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Forget The Stove: You Should Be 'Boiling' Your Eggs In This
Making boiled eggs is simplified with this common kitchen tool. It's especially handy if you're preparing big batches, and it saves on prep time.
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The Retro Cooking Tool You Should Avoid Buying Secondhand
Thrift stores can be a treasure trove of timeless kitchen items, from serving platters to glassware. This one kind of tool you should always skip over.
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Know When To Upgrade: Signs That Show Your Grill Is At The End Of Its Lifespan
Does your grill need replacing, or will a cheaper repair do? Here's how to tell when this cookout stalwart has truly reached the end of its lifespan.
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Stop Cooking Chicken Parm In The Oven: It's Done So Much Faster This Way
Getting crispy chicken parmesan doesn't have to be messy, complicated, or time-consuming, so long as you skip the oven and use a different appliance.
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These Rare Waffle Irons Might Just Be The Holy Grail Of Retro Cooking Tools
Antique hunters keep an eye out for this particular brand of old-school waffle iron, which has been dubbed a holy grail by multiple collectors.
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A Single Paper Towel Is One Of The Best Ways To Keep Your Cast Iron Pans Pristine
Cast iron pans can be plenty sturdy, but preserving the seasoned finish takes some care. Thankfully, all you may need is a single paper towel.
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9 Rare Retro Kitchen Tools That Might Be Hiding In Your Attic
Dig around in your attic and you might find old-school kitchen tools like these. All have retro cachet and some might just find new life in your home.
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Stop Cooking French Toast On The Stove: It's Quicker And Can Taste Better This Way
French toast can be hit or miss when cooked on the stovetop, it's easy to burn, and the process can be messy. Use this technique for reliable results.
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Alton Brown's Prime Rib Roast Utilizes An Unexpected Tool For An Unforgettable Crust
When roasting a prime rib, you want a brown, flavorful crust when it comes out of the oven. To set yourself up for success, use Alton Brown's method.
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Boomers Might Remember This Genius Retro Cookie Tool
This cookie-making tool from back in the day can be a genius addition to your kitchen, assuming you've got the know-how for using it most effectively.
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This Retro Cooking Tool Was A Mainstay In Julia Child's Kitchen
Julia Child was considered the doyenne of America's culinary scene, but she was also an avowed gadget-head. This retro tool was one of her favorites.
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Forgetting This Step Can Ruin Your Prime Rib
Before you get wrapped up in the details of sourcing and cooking the perfect prime rib, be sure to take this extra step with one key kitchen tool.
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The Best Way To Clean Your Smoker And How Often You Should Be Doing It
A smoker can be a wonderful thing, so long as you remember to clean it. But how should you be doing that, and how often does a smoker need attention?
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Thomas Keller's Classic Prime Rib Relies On An Unexpected Kitchen Tool
Michelin-star chef Thomas Keller knows a thing or two about great food, so we were intrigued by his use of an unexpected tool for perfect prime rib.
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Why This IKEA Flatware Set Is Such Poor Quality, According To Shoppers
IKEA earns high marks for many affordable kitchen goods, but one flatware set may be all sparkle and no substance, according to some unhappy customers.
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