Scientists have now discovered how a simple slice can send pungent aerosols flying across the kitchen. Their work not only ...

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Roasting the bird is only the beginning. Here's a step-by-step guide with photos so you can carve your turkey like a professional.

Onions can be cut by slicing, dicing, mincing, or by cutting into rings and wedges. Be sure to use a sharp chef's knife to help prevent eye irritation.

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Growing up, Baird stopped eating meat in part because she felt connected to animals. Her commitment grew as she learned about ...

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An expert cook has shared his top tip on cutting onions, a method guaranteed to be free of teary eyes. A chef lecturer at ...

“Always grab the onion as if you had a claw in your hand,” Carbone recommends. “Fingertips bended to the inside.” Curling your fingers into a claw shape will nearly eliminate the chances of the knife ...

Professional chefs often lean on small, practical tricks that make a big difference once you know them. They’re not secret techniques or restaurant-only methods but simple habits that work in any ...

Offering his words of culinary wisdom, Ian Sutton, chef lecturer at Capital City College, has revealed his lesser-known trick for onion dicing that won't leave you in tears.