Get the most our of your citrus squeezer by using it for more than just lemons and limes. I toured the White House to see Melania Trump's Christmas decorations. The East Wing is no more, but the ...

As the saying goes, there’s only one way to squeeze a lemon. Okay, no one says that, but stay with me. There’s only one way to squeeze a lemon, and it’s with a citrus squeezer. There aren’t a lot of ...

Cooking is in the details. A little lemon pepper on a chicken before roasting makes for a juicier bird. A handful of capers will bring out the flavors in an artichoke dish. And fresh lemon or lime ...

I don’t mean to sound like an ’80s comic, but what’s the deal with waxy lemons? I used to have my own tree but have since moved downtown. and the ones from the store leave hard-to-clean gunk on my ...

Whether you’re reaching for a glass of green juice to go with breakfast or taking a later approach and mixing up an evening cocktail, making fresh juice whenever you want is pretty great. But as with ...

There’s an unspoken rule in the kitchen world about utensils and gadgets: if it doesn’t serve more than one purpose, it’s not worthy of your drawer space. I abide by this rule for the most part, but ...

A citrus squeezer is one of those tools that you can get a lot of mileage out of just in its intended use. Think of all the dishes, sauces, and beverages that call for citrus juice — salad dressings, ...

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The technique is simple: Place the whole, uncut fruit in the microwave and heat it for 15 to 20 seconds until it feels warms to the touch, but not hot. Roll it firmly on the counter under your palm ...

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! And if you want as much lemonade as possible, this citrus squeezer hack is a must. To get the most juice out of your lemons, simply cut your lemon in half ...