FoodNetwork Site Search Results

Refine by:

Showing 8,961 - 8970 of 44,595 results for cooking

An Essential Guide to Making Napa Cabbage Kimchi

Article
Learn how to make kimchi like a Korean home cook. Jackie Ji Yoon Park introduces the nuances of the ingredients and walks us through her technique for making kimchi.

The Right Way To Season a Cast-Iron Skillet (and Keep It That Way)

Article
Learn what it means to season cast iron, the step-by-step oven method Food Network Kitchen recommends and the everyday habits that protect — or strip — the seasoning.

How to Wash Fruit with Vinegar

Article
Here, a guide to which fruits you should wash with vinegar, the benefits of washing with vinegar and how to do it two ways.

How to Clean a Cast-Iron Skillet

Article
Here, a step-by-step guide on how to clean cast iron, including the tools you need, whether or not you can use soap and how to clean a rusty pan.

What Is Jollof Rice?

Article
Chef Pierre Thiam, a Senegal-raised chef, describes what jollof rice is, its origins and how to make it.

Which Is Healthier, Stock or Broth?

Article
Though they taste similar, broth and stock have different flavor and nutritional details. Which is better?

The Best Way to Cook Bacon

Article
The perfect way to cook bacon depends on who you're serving. Food Network offers three methods (skillet, oven and microwave) to get it right every time.

How to Cook Spaghetti Squash

Article
With these step-by-step instructions, you'll have no trouble breaking down a spaghetti squash. Learn how to bake spaghetti squash, how to cook spaghetti squash in the microwave and how to cook spaghetti squash in the Instant Pot.

How to Make Pancakes Without Baking Powder

Article
Food Network Kitchen brings you two easy ways to make pancakes without baking powder: swapping in a baking soda mixture or folding in whipped egg whites.

How To Make Soft-Boiled Eggs

Article
Food Network is going to let you in on a little secret: Soft-boiled eggs are one of the easiest types of eggs to cook. Drop them in boiling water for four minutes and you're practically done.

What's New