KITCHEN

Keep Your Drink Warm for Hours With This Dishwasher-Safe Heated Mug

If you hate having to reheat your coffee every time you want to drink it, you might want to consider a heated mug. Thunder Dungeon Inc. has created a Kickstarter campaign for its dishwasher-safe heated mugs that are also portable and affordable.

5 Simple Tips for Peeling Hardboiled Eggs

While a messy hardboiled egg you had to claw out of its shell is edible, it doesn't make for the prettiest breakfast. Use these tips instead.

51 Kitchen Products You Didn't Know You Needed

Look into any kitchen in the country and you’re likely to find an assortment of utensils, small appliances, and gadgets that don’t serve much purpose beyond collecting dust.

Skillet vs. Sauté Pan: What’s the Difference?

Ironically, a skillet is better for sautéing than a sauté pan is. (But sauté pans have their own skill set.)

If the owner of this computer is from Arkansas, they're about to Google "Little Debbie cakes."

The Strange Things Each State Is Googling Right Now

States have spent the coronavirus pandemic picking up some pretty eclectic quarantine activities, to say the least.

Don't let a stuck jar lid deter your dinner plans.

6 Simple Ways to Open a Stuck Jar Lid

When twisting open a jar lid feels impossible, try these simple tricks before resorting to ordering takeout.

10 Cooking Classes You Can Take Online in September

Learns the ins and outs of the kitchen without needing to leave the house, thanks to these 10 online classes.

Finally, your cinnamon toast can taste as delicious as the cereal it inspired.

Cinnamon Toast Crunch’s New ‘Cinnadust’ Seasoning Will Take Your Sweet Treats to the Next Level

Pumpkin spice might be the reigning champion of dessert seasonings, but Cinnadust could steal the title.

Peaches Purchased From Target and ALDI Are Being Recalled For Possible Salmonella Contamination

You don’t have to abandon your plans to make peach cobbler, but you shouldn’t use Wawona-brand peaches.

Le Creuset’s Factory-to-Table Sale Takes Up to 70 Percent Off Cast-Iron Cookware and Kitchen Essentials

Save up to 70 percent on Dutch ovens, deep fryers, skillets, and more during Le Creuset’s big Factory to Table sale.

"Please bake our brethren on the middle rack next time."

5 Ingenious Tricks for Saving Burnt Cookies

We have the secrets to un-blackening your charred chocolate chip cookies (and a hack on how to soften hard cookies, too).

This woman is going to make a quick stop at Whole Foods' bakery section before book club.

Why Does Altitude Affect Baking?

Don’t blame yourself for those bone-dry brownies you made in Aspen—blame the air pressure (or lack thereof).

Wax paper is great for keeping your counter space clean (as seen above).

Wax Paper vs. Parchment Paper: What’s the Difference for Cooking?

These two paper goods are a common sight in kitchens, but there's an important—and potentially flammable—distinction to make between them.

A stand at the Spice Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey.

Herb vs. Spice: What’s the Difference?

Simon and Garfunkel sang about herbs, not spices—but that’s not the only difference between the two.

England’s Hobbs House Bakery Just Threw a Birthday Party for Its 65-Year-Old Sourdough Starter

Since 1955, the same starter has been providing Hobbs House Bakery in England with delicious loaves of sourdough bread.

Joseph Lee: The 19th-Century Black Baking Pioneer Whose Bread-Crumbing Machine Revolutionized Hotel Kitchens

Joseph Lee was sick of seeing slightly stale bread get tossed in the trash, so he found a way to give it a second life.

12 Smart and Simple Kitchen Hacks

From using cooking spray on your cheese grater to having dental floss on hand, here are some handy kitchen hacks you'll wish you would have known sooner.

Free up some precious refrigerator real estate.

20 Foods You Don’t Need to Refrigerate

If your fridge is quickly reaching capacity, read this list of foods that can be stored at room temperature before your next grocery run.

There might be fresh bread in there. Or wine.

9 Surprising Things You Can Make in Your Instant Pot

Now’s the perfect time to branch out from soups and stews to fresh bread, homemade wine, and DIY lip balm.

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The New-York Historical Society Is Sharing Historical Recipes From Its Archives

With people cooking at home more than ever, the New-York Historical Society is digging into its archives to share recipes from the 1800s.

Spearmint and peppermint have slightly different uses, but either one makes a great addition to any herb garden.

Peppermint vs. Spearmint: What’s the Difference?

They’ll both leave your mouth feeling minty fresh, but one type of mint might do a better job than the other.

Sourdough bread in a bakery in San Francisco, the city that gave the library its very first sourdough starter back in 1989.

Take a Virtual Tour of Belgium’s Sourdough Library

Go globetrotting for dozens of sourdough starters in this mouthwatering tour of the Puratos Sourdough Library.

Queen Elizabeth II at an afternoon tea event in 1999.

How to Make Queen Elizabeth’s Beloved Chocolate Biscuit Cake at Home

The queen exercises an admirable amount of self-control by only eating one little sliver a day, but you don’t have to be so modest.

From woks to Dutch ovens, the Sur la Table cookware sale is all about variety.

Sur La Table’s Huge Cookware Sale Knocks Up to 55 Percent Off Products From Le Creuset, Staub, and More

You can find huge savings on all your favorite cookware brands during Sur La Table's biggest sale of the year.

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