Summer heat waves can make standing over a stove unbearable. These tricks will help keep you cool and beat the heat in the ...

With kids home more this fall, cooking is a great opportunity to lure them away from screens, said Melissa Clark, author of “Kid in the Kitchen: 100 Recipes and Tips for Young Home Cooks,” out ...

1. Prepare as you cook. There's a lot of downtime in cooking. It takes time for the heat that you're using to be applied to the food that you're using it on.

Having your mobile device dictate cooking instructions in a GPS-like robot voice is just one more way home cooks are getting help in the kitchen. Here are 10 cooking apps worthy of a download.

Demonstrating an innovative method to cook soup in the oven that simplifies the process and enhances flavor. Governor ...

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From a great cutting board to the perfect chef knife, this is everything you need in your kitchen before the holiday season if you’ve just discovered a passion for cooking.

Check out this article on essential kitchen equipment and gadgets for mastering the art of cooking. From knives and cookware to small appliances and gadgets, we've got you covered.

Once you are armed with your plan, here are some tips. Decide which fuel source you will use for cooking. The fuel choices are charcoal, gas (natural or propane), or electrical.

A new book by the British academic Rebecca May Johnson urges a radical rethinking of just what goes on in the kitchen. For starters, don’t call cooking a labor of love.