Brunch is a more sophisticated way to eat breakfast and lunch combined. This list will tell you about the tastiest brunch dishes you can eat!

We all know that any meal can be gastronomically delightful with the right sauce. Here is a run-down of the best sauces and their most suitable pair. Yum!

Learn how to cook lobster tails, from shopping to prepping, to cooking and serving, in this handy guide.

One of the most popular ways to enjoy rice is by cooking fried rice. This dish can be made with various types of rice. In fact, the recipe can be adjusted slightly to create a variety of fried rice options to please just about any palate.

The non-traditional nature of these dishes make them great as standalone treats, offering unusual flavor mixes and creative uses of ingredients. If you own a restaurant, catering company, or food business, you want to diversify your menu options.

Additionally, Japanese cookie dessert can be a great way to liven up a dinner party or surprise guests after the main course. Here are five unique Japanese cookie desert recipes.

Pizza is one of the most popular and beloved foods of all time. With so many fast-food pizza restaurants and frozen pizzas, actually taking the time to create and cook a pizza has become a rare art form.

It doesn’t seem like cooking a pizza should be difficult, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to go about cooking various types of pizza.

Tacos, fajitas, enchiladas: These foods all bring back spicy memories of menus south of the border. Whether you’re designing an entire menu with a Mexican flare or merely adding a hint of ethnic entrees to your lineup, there are a few essentials to keep in mind for your Mexican menu.

When a versatile ingredient meets affordability, it typically becomes a favorite for restaurant owners and savvy customers alike. Oatmeal encompasses these qualities and has been around for ages, although many of the preparation methods have largely stayed the same. It’s time to revamp your menu with some interesting takes on oatmeal recipes, just in time for the cold weather seasons.

Quinoa seeds are typically washed before packaged, but seeds shipped in bulk sometimes come with their natural protective coating still in tact. This coating, known as saponin, is bitter and can ruin your quinoa dish. Always rinse quinoa in a strainer under cold water for at least two minutes to ensure that the saponins have been completely removed, leaving a pearly quinoa seed behind! To cook your quinoa in preparation for dishes, boil covered as you would rice in a 2:1 ratio of water:quinoa for 15 minutes, and let sit for an additional 5. Fork the cooked quinoa for a fluffy, beautiful texture! From here, you can play with recipes and seasonings for a perfect quinoa dish. Here are a few recipes to get you started:

Lava cake, chocolate meltdown, molten chocolate cake - this gooey dessert goes by many names but boils down to one general recipe. Its best-selling qualities are in the simplicity of its ingredients which include chocolate cake, fudge-filled center, and a side of ice cream to sweeten the deal! The recipe incorporates a version of a chocolate flourless cake with a souffle, creating a molten center surrounded by rich cake.