The Clever Reason Wisconsin Coats Its Roads In Cheese Brine
Wisconsin is known for cheese production, but some cities also use cheese brine to salt the slick winter roads. Here's the clever reason behind the innovation.
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Kugel And Latkes Are More Similar Than You Might Think
Hanukkah is often celebrated with a variety of fried foods, including the famous potato fritters known as latkes and a one-dish potato casserole called kugel.
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What Are Cubanelle Peppers And What Do They Taste Like?
Cubanelle peppers are a sweet to mildly spiced variety that appears in Latin American and Italian cuisines, that are loaded with healthy nutrients.
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Alton Brown's Good Eats Roast Turkey Recipe With A Twist
Read on for a flavorful dry-brined turkey recipe you'll love, inspired by Alton Brown's "Good Eats" roast turkey. It's perfect to prepare over the holidays.
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Andrew Zimmern Says This Cooking Technique Will Get Your Kids To Love Veggies
While vegetables get a bad rap in terms of their flavor, there are plenty of ways to make them taste a little better.
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This Is The Best Way To Use Leftover Challah
With the potential for many loaves of challah over the holidays, there comes the likelihood of lots of leftover challah -- and fun ways to use it.
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This Party Dish Combines Latkes And Nachos
Latkes present a great opportunity to tinker with flavors since these fried potatoes can take on anything you throw at them, including this nacho combo.
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What To Do With Your Thanksgiving Leftovers, According To Bobby Flay
Recently, celebrity chef Bobby Flay gave listeners some great ideas for what they can do with all the Thanksgiving leftovers on his podcast, "Always Hungry."
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Why Your Choice In Butter Matters, According To Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart believes that the type of butter you use is very important. So what is it that makes a specific type of butter the key ingredient in a recipe?
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Why KFC Rejected Colonel Sanders' Gravy Recipe
Colonel Sanders developed the first recipe for gravy at his beloved chain of KFC restaurants, but the franchise eventually rejected the recipe. Here's why.
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Did You Know In-N-Out Has A University?
The beloved burger chain In-N-Out runs its own university. Read on to find out what that means, what you learn, and who attends In-N-Out U.
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This Is How Much The World's Most Expensive Pancake Cost
Move over breakfast of champions, and make way for the pancake fit for a king.
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Instagram Is Raining Hearts Over Duff Goldman's Daughter Eating Cheese
Another day, another adorable picture of sweet Josephine Goldman on daddy's Instagram page!
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Ayesha Curry Says These Are Her Husband, Steph Curry's, Favorite Dishes - Exclusive
Ayesha Curry is dishing exclusively to Mashed about what dishes her NBA star husband Steph Curry loves to enjoy most when he's at home.
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What Really Happens When A Fly Lands On Your Food
On any warm-weather day, many people want to take advantage of dining outside. That experience can be cut short by the fly who insists on landing on your fries.
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Here's What Was In The 'All-American' Meal Bobby Flay Cooked For Obama
Bobby Flay cooked an "All-American" meal for President Obama when he hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping. Flay chose several foods that may surprise you.
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TikTok Can't Wait To Try Costco's Kirkland French Brie
Baked brie usually features the soft cheese wrapped in pastry dough and a sweet element such as jam. And TikTok can't wait to try Costco's Kirkland French brie.
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Why Trader Joe's Doesn't Charge By The Pound For Produce
Typically, produce is priced by the pound, but at Trader Joe's the produce is sold by the piece or package. Why does TJ's employ such different pricing?
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Secret To Perfect Cranberry Sauce
Alex Guarnaschelli has a few tips for the perfect Thanksgiving event, as well as the secret to perfect cranberry sauce. Read on to find out what they are!
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What Is Brining Actually And Why Is It Important?
In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, the word "brining" tends to be thrown around by foodies everywhere. So what exactly is it and why is it important?
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Jon Taffer Reveals The Dishes He Loves To Cook At Home - Exclusive
As the host of "Bar Rescue," Jon Taffer travels a lot and eats at a number of restaurants, but when he's at home he loves to cook these dishes.
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Why KFC Is Calling For A Chicken Sandwich Wars Cease-Fire
KFC is calling for an end to the Chicken Sandwich Wars. Just for one day anyway.
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Tim Hortons' 2021 Holiday Menu Is Here And It's All Things Peppermint
Tim Hortons' 2021 holiday menu is here and it's all things peppermint. Take a look at what the coffee chain has to offer for the weeks ahead.
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The Pie Alex Guarnaschelli Made On Her First Food Network Show
Few cooking personalities know how to put a pie together like Alex Guarnaschelli. She recently shared a cooking memory that could reassure any beginning baker.
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Clean Out Your Fridge With Sunny Anderson's 'Bottom-O-Tha-Jar' Salmon
Take it from Sunny Anderson: culinary magic can happen when you know how to repurpose leftovers. The star shared her easy "bottom-o-tha-jar" salmon recipe.
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These 3 Sides Are Always On Al Roker's Thanksgiving Menu
For weather presenter and food podcast host, Al Roker, Thanksgiving used to be a huge affair with his family, sometimes including as many as 20 people.
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The Reason Simmering Bratwurst In Beer Before Grilling It Is A Good Idea
The extra step of simmering your bratwursts in beer before grilling them is well worth it — and here's why.
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