Kitchen Intelligence

Your favorite Chinese takeout appetizer is easy to make at home when you follow this simple technique.

Plus three other ways you can decorate a cake with a spoon.

Because leftover prime rib is a beautiful thing.

Whether you want to make the $20 martinis is up to you.

Sure, there are a lot of fancy grilled cheeses out there. But when you need to get back to basics, use this method.

You're one pot away from the world's greatest comfort food.

Don't worry, your weekly tea party is safe because we'll teach you how to clean it.

How do you score flavorful broth and tender chicken? It's all about strategy.

This simple food processor method is the key.

Now you can have the ubiquitous spice mix of fall on hand at all times.

All you need is a super-hot oven, lots of salt, and wisdom from Thomas Keller.

When you know how to buy it and the best recipes to use it, you'll seriously want to eat guava every day.

Drip, drizzle, drool.

No piping bag? No problem.

Dip almost anything in beer batter and you'll have a delicious dish on your hands.

Nine great ways to eat everyone's favorite Korean spicy fermented pickle.

Kale might be hardier than lettuce, but it's still capable of wilting. Here's how to keep the nutrient-packed green at its perky best.

Here's how to redeem them for brunch.

You're on your way to perfect coleslaw all summer long, and perfect sauerkraut this fall, too.

Let those husks do their job.