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Slow Cooker Unstuffed Cabbage Roll Soup: The Comfort Food You Need
Slow Cooker Soups & Stews

Slow Cooker Unstuffed Cabbage Roll Soup: The Comfort Food You NeedDF

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(There’s a full recipe waiting down below—no endless scrolling to find it, promise.) Alright, friend, let’s get real—when there’s a chill in the air and the sun decides to check out by 4pm, my cravings take a sharp turn toward the warm and cozy. If you ask me, nothing fits the bill quite like cabbage rolls. They’re a little old-school, a little “grandma’s best,” and just about as comforting as you can get. Well… sort of! Here’s the snag: as much as I love that stick-to-your-ribs flavor, I just do not love the hours of rolling, filling, and fighting with …

Irish Bacon, Cabbage, and Potato Soup
Soups & Stews

Irish Bacon, Cabbage, and Potato SoupDF

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You know how some days just call for soup? Not the fancy kind with truffle oil or sixteen ingredients you can’t pronounce—no. I’m talking about the kind your grandma might’ve made when there was a chill in the air, a little leftover bacon, and not much else in the fridge. This Irish Bacon, Cabbage, and Potato Soup? It’s that kind. Honest. Hearty. The kind that simmers slowly on the stove and makes the whole house smell like something’s right with the world again. It’s got bacon (of course), sweet cabbage, tender potatoes—and nothing fussy. Just real food, doing what real …

Crockpot Potato Broccoli Cheddar Soup
Slow Cooker Soups & Stews

Crockpot Potato Broccoli Cheddar Soup

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There’s just something soul-soothing about coming home on a chilly day to a big bubbling Crockpot full of homemade soup, don’t you think? I swear, every time I walk through that door and catch a whiff of savory, cheesy warmth, I grin like a happy fool. This Crockpot Broccoli Cheddar Potato Soup has become one of my absolute favorite comfort food go-tos—especially because it basically cooks itself, and I don’t have to fuss with five different pots. (Can I get an amen from all the “less dishes” folks out there?) Try our Super Easy Air Fryer Frozen Broccoli next. The …

Hearty Crockpot Cowboy Soup
Slow Cooker Soups & Stews

Hearty Crockpot Cowboy SoupDF

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In your search for the perfect, warm and delicious soup that will complete your dinner, this is perfect. Among the rich ingredients, ground beef, vegetables, beans, and potatoes adorn the soup laden with flavor and so easy to make. Simply drop everything into the crockpot and let it simmer while you go about your day. It works well for the really busy nights of the week or when you need to cook for a crowd with some good comfort food. I promise you that Crockpot Cowboy Soup will very soon become a family favorite. Go ahead and start cooking! Try …

Creamy Potato Hamburger Soup Made in the Crockpot
Slow Cooker Soups & Stews

Creamy Potato Hamburger Soup Made in the Crockpot

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Some days just call for soup. Not a fancy, fussy kind. I mean the hearty, throw-it-in-a-pot, warm-you-right-down-to-your-socks kind. The kind your mom made when the wind was howling through the trees, and your cheeks were red from the cold. You know what I mean? A Bowl of Cozy You Didn’t Know You Needed Try our Cabbage Roll Soup next. Let me tell you, this Creamy Potato and Hamburger Soup? It’s everything. It’s comfort food in its truest form. We’re talking tender potatoes, flavorful ground beef, a dreamy creamy base, and a handful of seasonings that taste like home. If soup …

Slow Cooker Steak with Onion Soup Mix: An Easy and Delicious Recipe
Beef Dinner Slow Cooker Soups & Stews

Slow Cooker Steak with Onion Soup Mix: An Easy and Delicious Recipe

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A simple but exceptionally delicious way to prepare steak is to use a slow cooker, and just use onion soup mix! This recipe needs little preparation and just a few simple ingredients; the result-fork-tender, juicy steak-which is bursting with savory flavor. The hard work gets done for you, as the slow cooker takes care of that, which makes the meal a perfect choice for hurried weekdays or when you have a desire for something warm and comforting. Only two staple ingredients—steak and onion soup mix, is all you require to successfully create this good dish of all time! Try our …

A pot of golden broth simmering with chicken bones and vegetables
Kitchen Tips & How-Tos

Broth vs Stock: The Difference Nobody Explains Properly

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Recipes say stock. The carton in the store says broth. People use the words as if they are the same thing, and then a recipe comes out thin and nobody knows why. There is a real difference and it comes down to one thing: bones. The Actual Difference Stock is made from bones. Simmered long — four to eight hours — so the collagen in the joints and connective tissue breaks down into gelatin. Stock is traditionally unseasoned. Broth is made from meat. Simmered shorter — one to two hours — and seasoned, because it was originally meant to be …

A pot of chili on the hob beside a jar of peanut butter
Kitchen Tips & How-Tos

I Added a Spoon of Peanut Butter to My Chili

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A spoonful of peanut butter in a pot of chili. I know how it sounds. I resisted it for about two years after a friend from Texas told me. It is now the thing people ask me about, and none of them guess what it is. What It Does Three things at once, which is why it works so well. It thickens. Peanut butter is fat and protein and it emulsifies into the liquid, giving the chili body without the floury taste you get from a thickener. It rounds off the edges. Chili is acidic from the tomatoes and sharp …

A close view of the four tines of a fork on a plate
Kitchen Tips & How-Tos

Why Some Forks Have a Longer Outer Tine

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Pull a fork out of your drawer and look at the outer two tines. On a lot of forks — particularly older sets and better ones — the left-hand outer tine is noticeably wider and flatter than the other three. It isn’t a manufacturing fault. It’s there on purpose. It’s a Cutting Edge That wider outer tine is thickened so you can press down with it and cut through soft food without reaching for a knife. A piece of fish. A soft potato. Cake. Pasta. Anything you’d rather cut with the side of the fork while holding the plate steady. …

A wooden spoon hooked over the rim of a saucepan
Kitchen Tips & How-Tos

What the Notch on the Edge of a Wooden Spoon Is For

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Some wooden spoons have a notch cut into one side of the handle, up near the top. Others have a flat cut across one edge of the bowl. I owned several for years and assumed they were decorative, or just where the wood had been shaped. Both have a job. The Notch in the Handle Is a Pot Rest The notch sits over the rim of a pot so the spoon hangs on the edge instead of sliding down into whatever you’re cooking. It’s the answer to the thing that happens to everyone — you leave the spoon in the …