Nothing will get you put on the naughty list faster than using a microwave to reheat food. Learn the right ways to do it.

"Cooking rice, for me, is like playing a game of luck—unless I'm extremely fortunate, I rarely get that perfectly fluffy rice on my plate," says our editorial team member Sujanta Roy. Honestly ...

“Lemons are acidic and therefore contain antiseptic and antibacterial properties, plus they cut grease, dissolve soap scum and hard water deposits and can be mixed with baking soda and vinegar to make ...

Is your microwave gross? Are you looking to clean your microwave quickly but hate cleaning? Did you know that you can easily clean your dirty microwave with vinegar, water, and steam with no scrubbing ...

Reheating food leftovers doesn’t have to result in soggy pizza or dried-out chicken. The right technique can restore your ...

“But if you’re cooking your rice in the morning and storing it in the fridge at night to eat the next day, there is a huge possibility of Bacillus cereus forming,” she warned. Bacillus ...

Use thick slices of leftover ham to make these ham steaks. Bourbon and mustard give the ham slices incredible flavor.

You’ll need to make a call about whether you want a compact microwave that fits neatly on your countertop, a quiet microwave that won’t disrupt your cooking flow or a model that also has ...