Tag Archives: Chefs
01
Jul
We Asked 4 Chefs the Best Way to Cook Corn on the Cob
There are many ways to prepare corn on the cob—grilling, boiling and even microwaving.Chefs agree that boiling corn is the best way to ...
28
Jun
I Asked Italian Chefs to Name the Best Jarred Marinara Sauce—There Was a Clear Favorite
Most Italian chefs agree that homemade marinara tastes best—but some jarred sauces come really close.Rao’s Homemade Marinara was the to...
25
Jun
We Asked 5 Chefs to Name the Best Brand of Cheddar Cheese—They All Picked the Same One
All five chefs picked Cabot as the best Cheddar brand for its taste, texture and widespread availability.Cabot Cheddar is creamy and sh...
14
Jun
We Asked 3 Chefs the Secret to the Best Potato Salad—They All Said the Same Thing
All three chefs said to start potatoes in cold, salty water and cook them whole for the best texture.Peel and dress the potatoes warm o...
31
May
Why Restaurant Salads Taste Better, According to Chefs
Making a restaurant-worthy salad at home is as easy as adhering to a few good chef-inspired tips. A great salad starts with dry, crisp ...
26
May
8 Chefs Share Their Best Tips for Picking a Perfect Avocado
Selecting the perfect avocado can be tricky, since outward appearance doesn’t always reflect what’s inside.Asses avocados’ color, skin ...
20
May
We Asked 4 Chefs the Best Brand of Canned Tuna—They All Picked the Same One
The 4 chefs we interviewed named Tonnino the best brand of tuna.They chose Tonnino for its high-quality, great texture and rich flavor....
12
May
We Asked 6 Chefs the Best Brand of Canned Tomatoes—They All Picked the Same One
Chefs love Bianco DiNapoli canned tomatoes for their great flavor and consistent quality.Cento San Marzano-style tomatoes are a close r...
05
May
We Asked 3 Chefs the Secret to the Best Coleslaw—They All Said the Same Thing
Key TakeawaysThe secret to the best coleslaw is using the right balance of vinegar and sugar, the two key ingredients.To avoid a soggy ...
30
Apr
We Asked 5 Chefs the Best Brand of Mayo—and There Was a Clear Divide
Mayonnaise brands are regional, and chefs in the North may prefer Hellmann’s, while many chefs in the South love Duke’s. Hellmann’s is ...