The Real Reason Bobby Flay Loves Cats So Much
Celebrity Bobby Flay recently launched a new line of cat food. Here's the real reason why he loves cats so much.
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The Reason This Aldi Co-Founder Was Kidnapped
Why Theo Albrecht was kidnapped was never a mystery. It's the story of Albrecht's kidnapping that's more than a little bit bizarre.
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The Real Reason Marcus Samuelsson Developed A Passion For Cooking
Marcus Samuelsson's adoptive grandmother was the real reason the Food Network chef developed a passion for cooking. She cooked traditional Swedish recipes.
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Don't Make This Sauce Mistake When Grilling Chicken
Grilled chicken is the perfect summer treat, but it can be easy for things to go horribly wrong. Here's how to make sure that doesn't happen.
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Pork Rinds Are Better For You Than You Thought
You might be surprised to learn that things like pork loin, pork sirloin roast, and especially pork rinds are actually better for you than you might think.
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Read This Before Buying Lemongrass
Before buying lemongrass, you should know that it is a flavorful, healthy herb found in various Asian cuisines. It goes in everything from soup to ice cream.
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How Rich Is The Noodles And Company CEO And What's The Average Pay Of Its Employees?
Noodles & Company has been around since 1995, but prices have risen since then. What does its CEO make today, and how does that compare to other employee pay?
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Here's Why You Should Be Tenting Your Grilled Steak
For any cut of meat, but particularly a steak, you'll want to "tent" the meat with a loosely arranged piece of foil. Here's why.
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The Real Reason Grilled Food Tastes So Good
You can't beat the flavor of grilled food, but why? Here's the real reason grilled food tastes so good.
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The Surprising Reason Kit Kat Almost Never Has Unique Flavors In The US
You may be wondering why other countries have such a wide array of yummy Kit Kat flavors, while America is left with basic ones. Here's the reasoning.
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The Drink That Keeps Joe Bastianich Motivated During Marathons
Restaurateur and MasterChef judge Joe Bastianich treats himself at the end of marathons with a Pilsner beer -- and a pasta plate from his Becco restaurant.
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Here's What You Can Substitute For Shallots
Although the word shallot sounds like a fancy onion, these blubs are not the same as the kitchen staple. Like onions, shallots are part of the allium family.
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This Is The Best Time To Season Grilled Steak
As it turns out, there's an ideal window in which to season steaks before grilling, one which helps ensure your T-bones and hangers turn out just right.
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This Kid's Birthday Cake Hack Saves Time, According To The Pioneer Woman
If you've ever tried to throw a birthday party, then you likely know how tricky it can actually get. Fortunately, Ree Drummond has a major time-saving hack.
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This Quick Jamie Oliver Flatbread Only Uses 2 Ingredients
Jamie Oliver's two-ingredient flatbread is super easy to make and might just become a dinner staple.
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What Are Dahi Vadey And What Do They Taste Like?
An Indian snack that's both sweet and savory, dahi vadey is a yogurt-based dish that's wildly popular for its generous sprinkling of eclectic flavors.
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How Anthony Bourdain Really Felt About Ina Garten
Food Network alums Ina Garten and Anthony Bourdain had very different personalities. Here's what Bourdain really thought of the Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten.
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Here's What You Can Use If You Don't Have A Sifter
If you're faced with a recipe that requires you to sift your flour and you don't have a sifter — fear not. There's another common kitchen gadget you can use.
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What Chopped Winner Mario Tolentino Is Up To Now
Since his successful run during Season 4 of Chopped, Mario Tolentino has worked as the chef at New York pop-ups and as executive chef at a hospitality group.
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What You Didn't Know About Chipotle's Carefully Curated Music
A lot of thinking and research goes into creating Chipotle's playlists. In fact, the company has even hired a person to create them for the outlets.
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This Is How Mayonnaise Is Really Made
The way mayonnaise is made at home is extremely different from the way they make the kind you buy at the grocery store.
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This Is How Jell-O Is Really Made
What is Jell-O made of? Does it really contain horses' hooves? From its long-reaching history to its key ingredients, this is how Jell-O is really made.
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The Untold Truth Of Barrie House Coffee Roasters
Barrie House Coffee has been around for quite a long time, being first founded in 1934. But what else is there know about this coffee brand?
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The Truth About The 'World's Healthiest' Cookie
British chef Gurpareet Bains has a cookie recipe that includes four servings of vegetables and a full serving of fruit — a "Chikitsa Crumble."
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The Iconic Dessert That May Have Actually Been A Mistake
Desserts are part of the American fabric, and one of the most beloved and hated cakes has a strange, unclear history about how it came to be.
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Here's How Much It Really Costs To Open An Arby's Franchise
Arby's is one of America's favorite fast-food sandwich chains. They "have the meats," as they say. Here's how much it really costs to open an Arby's franchise.
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The Untold Truth Of Jell-O
Jell-O is weird stuff, and we're not even just talking about the texture. It's actually a modern brand that has a long and strange history.
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