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A meticulously crafted non-alcoholic cocktail from Diageo's Ritual Zero Proof line, presented elegantly in a bar setting.
Drinks

Diageo's Ritual Zero Proof Expands US Market Presence

On the day Diageo launched its new line of ready-to-drink non-alcoholic cocktails, its stock (DEO) declined by 1.

Kenji Nakamura·Jun 4
A chef's hands expertly preparing fresh vegetables using various cooking techniques, showcasing vibrant colors and appealing textures for a delicious meal.
How-To

What Are Fundamental Cooking Techniques for Flavor and Texture?

Simply boiling vegetables strips away more nutrients than you realize, especially when the cooking water is discarded.

Alex Chen·Jun 3
A perfectly cooked hard-boiled egg with a small, clean crack on its shell, presented appealingly on a wooden surface.
Pantry

When Are Cracked Eggs Safe to Eat and How to Store Them?

Despite common kitchen wisdom, eggs that crack during boiling or steaming are perfectly safe to eat, saving countless breakfasts from the trash.

Alex Chen·May 29
A baker examines two bowls of cake batter, one made with shortening and the other with oil, to illustrate the differences in texture.
Recipes

Substituting Oil for Shortening in Cakes: Challenges

In hot, summery conditions, buttercream frosting made with shortening held its shape perfectly, while an all-butter version melted and spread, according to King Arthur Baking .

Alex Chen·May 15
A thick, juicy steak sizzling and developing a deep brown crust in a hot cast-iron skillet, with steam rising.
How-To

How to Pan-Sear Steak for Restaurant Quality Results

To achieve a perfect sear, your pan's surface needs to hit a scorching 400-450°F (204-232°C) before the steak even touches it.

Alex Chen·May 13
Close-up of cooking salt samples, including Himalayan pink salt, with a dark drop falling into the pile, symbolizing lead contamination.
Pantry

Lead Contamination in Cooking Salts: What You Need to Know

A recent study found lead levels in all 10 analyzed salt samples, including popular specialty varieties, exceeded maximum safe levels, according to PMC .

Alex Chen·Jul 1
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