There’s nothing like a kitchen filled with the aroma of a delicious meal. But that’s not the only smell lingering in the kitchen. The kitchen can also harbor unpleasant odors, including a damp, funky smell from the dishwasher. While it’s always good to clean the dishwasher filter every couple of months, that’s not the only…
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The $1.50 Dollar Tree Find I’m Buying in Every Color
I keep small baskets in our basement pantry with things like themed cookie cutters, mugs, silicone molds, and crafts for each holiday or season—Halloween, Easter, summer, fall, and more. I pull one out at the beginning of the season, and when we’re finished, everything goes back into its basket and into the basement until next…
The Easiest Pie Crust You’ll Ever Make
Pie dough and I have historically not gotten along. I’ve talked about it before in some detail, but the gist is that I find it finicky and intimidating. I tend to use store-bought pie dough because it does all the hard work for me. Lately, though, I’ve been thinking I’d like to have a go-to…
Nearly 176,000 Air Fryers Sold at Target Recalled After 40 Burn Injuries
The manufacturer of an air fryer sold at Target has announced a recall of its Gourmia air fryer ovens due to a burn hazard. Gourmia has received 57 reports of the ovens’ spring-loaded front doors closing unexpectedly as consumers retrieve hot food, resulting in 40 reported burn injuries to consumers’ hands or wrists. If you…
Chefs Are Urging You To Throw Away This One Common Kitchen Item—Here’s What We’d Replace It With
We all have at least one piece of kitchen gear that’s seen better days. It’s past time to toss it or upgrade that item, but out of habit, it gets washed and put right back in the drawer. Today’s the day to break that cycle, because some old kitchen tools do more harm than good….
The $39.99 World Market Find So Good I Bought the Set (It Costs $119 at Williams Sonoma)
I used paper plates for years when I hosted my family’s holiday gatherings. Then, when we moved to our new house, I got the itch to dress up our tablescapes. I wanted something timeless and elegant for my Thanksgiving guests. No more paper plates! Like every young dreamer, I started at William Sonoma and Pottery…
Nigella Lawson’s Bread and Butter Pudding Is an Easy Dessert Worthy of the Holidays
While I’m a Prue fan, I was truly delighted when I found out Nigella Lawson would be stepping in as judge on Great British Baking Show. I’ve long been a fan on Nigella, watching her show on the early days of Food Network and whipping up her recipes at home. Her chocolate stout cake is…
Stop Making This Dangerous Mistake With Your Blender
Key Takeaways Using an immersion blender allows you to safely purée soup directly in the pot. Cooling soup before blending prevents steam buildup and reduces accident risk. Blending soup in batches with venting techniques minimizes pressure and ensures safety. In my opinion, every season is soup season. You don’t need a specific time of year…
The Restaurant Trick for Juicy Pork Chops Every Time (It’s Genius)
key takeaways Basting pork chops with butter creates rich flavor and prevents overcooking. A thick, one-inch chop is ideal for a juicy, golden crust and even cooking. This method turns a quick 15-minute meal into a special, occasion-worthy dish. Pork chops are, in my opinion, one of the most underrated proteins in the grocery store….
The Common Breakfast Food That May Lower Dementia Risk
Reviewed by Dietitian Madeline Peck, RDN, CDN Credit: Design elements: Getty Images. EatingWell design. Key Points Eating eggs may help lower dementia risk due to their choline, tryptophan and carotenoid content. Pair eggs with other foods that contain brain-protective nutrients to further support cognitive health. Leafy greens, berries and walnuts are staples of the MIND…