The Takeout on MSN

What You Need To Know Before Attempting To Sear Tuna Steaks With A Torch

If you're aiming for a gorgeous seared tuna steak cooked medium-rare or more inside, here's what to know before grabbing your ...

A Charcoal-Powered Hearth Is The Key to Incredible Flavors at The Dabney

For 10 years, The Dabney has been earning national acclaim, and even a Michelin star, for its wood-fired dishes made with ...
The Family Handyman on MSN

9 Types of Wood You Shouldn’t Burn

Be the fire pit champion instead of that host who smokes everyone out and makes them sick. It's easy — just learn what firewood not to burn.
The Nature Network on MSN

Can You Use Pine Or Cedar For Firewood?

Burning green pine or cedar coats your chimney with creosote faster than anything else. Fresh softwoods contain high moisture ...
The Cool Down on MSN

DIYer shares creative idea using old crayons: 'Great idea'

One Redditor shared how to turn old crayons into long-burning fire starters for free — and everyone had an opinion.