Being an adult comes with high expectations, like how to cut ingredients with sharp objects and cook for yourself (outside of microwave popcorn). The pressure from that giant knife block your mom gave ...

There they are, the fresh pineapples stacked in rows at the grocery store, with their greenish-golden hues indicating that they are ripe and ready to eat. There's a sales tag. It's a screaming deal.

A gentle rock-and-roll motion can help you cut thick, tough vegetables like parsnips or rutabagas with less effort as long as ...

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What are the different knife cuts? If you’re looking to up your at-home cooking game, mastering some basic knife cuts is a good place to start. Chefs use a variety of different cuts for different ...

If your chicken breasts have been uninspiring lately, listen to this expert's advice on the knife cuts you should make on the ...

As most home chefs will tell you, sharp knives are the most important tool in the kitchen. And if you’ve ever fumbled with a dull blade made of anything less than high-quality material, you know the ...