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By Life Hacker on Sep 28, 2016 in: food, cooking, shopping, feature
They say the world is built for two, and the world of food is no exception. Cooking meals you actually want to eat, with minimal waste, is the goal of cooking for one, and fear not: you can do it too—with just a little forethought and planning. Her...
By Life Hacker on Sep 28, 2016 in: food, cooking, kitchen
If you have a cocktail shaker, you can get more use out of it by also using it to mix up delicious salad dressing . It’s the perfect all-in-one container for mixing, pouring, and storing, assuming you don’t need it to make a drink right now.Read...
By Life Hacker on Sep 27, 2016 in: mobile, health, cooking, kitchen, ios, iphone, recipes
iOS: When people ask me how they can start eating healthy, I usually encourage them to cook at least one or two more homemade meals per week. If they’re not used to cooking, even that is asking a lot. ForkIt makes it more fun (and less daunting) th...
Shit, man. Autumn is officially here. Life sucks now.Read more...
By Life Hacker on Sep 22, 2016 in: food, cooking, kitchen
By “use the ground,” we mean drop it on the ground. Seriously: Cook’s Illustrated pointed out that, as long as you don’t need pretty, perfect slices, your best bet for that thick-skinned monster squash you’re planning to cook is a thick pla...
By Life Hacker on Sep 21, 2016 in: food, kitchen, cooking
If you’re making brunch for a crowd, or whipping up some freezer-friendly breakfast sandwiches and need a ton of scrambled eggs, turn to your trusty sheet pan and put the skillet down. It’s fast, easy, and scales up well. Read more...
By Life Hacker on Sep 20, 2016 in: cooking, kitchen, food
There’s a lot to appreciate in a heaping bowl of your favorite soup. All great soups are concocted from a laborious process of tasting, strengthening or correcting the soup’s flavor throughout the cooking process, and properly utilizing fat, acid...