To build layers of meatball flavor into this Italian-American classic, we don’t just load the tomato sauce with meatballs, we also cook some of the meatball mixture into it ragù-style. The result is a spaghetti with meatballs recipe where there’s guaranteed meatball in every bite.
30-Minute Pressure Cooker Chicken With Chickpeas, Tomatoes, and Chorizo Recipe | Serious Eats
The pressure cooker is an amazing device for making flavor-packed stews in very short order. In this version, canned chickpeas, roasted tomatoes, smoked paprika, and chorizo come together to form a flavorful base for fall-off-the-bone tender chicken legs. It all cooks in under half an hour start to finish.
There are lots of tricks out there for caramelizing onions in a fraction of the time. They may sound like a good idea, but we promise, the results are terrible. Caramelizing onions until deeply browned and sweet takes time and attention. We'll explain it all here.
The Top 11 Tools for Baking Bread That You Need in Your Kitchen | Foodal
Ready to start experimenting in the age-old art of breadmaking? Our list of the top nine tools will make sure your kitchen is as prepared as you. Read more.
These classic dill pickles get their characteristic tangy flavor through good old-fashioned lacto-fermentation. Simply make a saltwater brine, submerge the cucumbers in it with herbs and spices, then let the wonderful world of friendly microbes take over. As they eat the natural sugars in the cucumbers, they'll produce lactic acid, which will make the pickles nice and sour and perfectly preserved for longer-term storage.
Scaled Down Thanksgiving Recipe Menu for COVID-19 | Serious Eats
No need to skip out on your favorite dishes this year—you can still have all your favorite components of Thanksgiving in just the right amount for a smaller group.
Instant Pot Beef Tips are tender delicious tips of beef, pressure cooked in rich gravy. Pressure cooker beef tips over mashed potatoes are a tasty meal!
The Science of Lactic Acid Fermentation: Pickles, Kraut, Kimchi, and More | Serious Eats
When cabbage ferments into sauerkraut, cucumbers turn into full-sour dills, milk becomes yogurt, and plums transform into umeboshi, we have lactic acid–producing bacteria to thank. Let's look at the science behind this type of fermentation.
Chinese Herbal Silkie Chicken Soup Recipe | Serious Eats
Silkie chicken has striking dark skin and a delicious concentrated chicken flavor. Simmered in this soup with traditional Chinese medicine (T.C.M.) ingredients and other aromatics, it produces one of the most deeply flavorful chicken soups we know.
Should I Salt My Bean-Cooking Water? | Serious Eats
People always say, Don't put salt in the bean water, or those beans will never soften! Is there any truth in this advice? We set up a simple side-by-side experiment to test the theory out.
Mellow sweet potato purée makes these colorful biscuits tender, moist, and light—perfect to serve alongside hearty soups and stews, or with a simple spoonful of blueberry jam.