As we remember actress Catherine O'Hara, we also acknowledge that her "Schitt's Creek" character wasn't the only one who had no clue how to "fold in" cheese.
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Paula Deen's rise to fame was only eclipsed by her shambolic fall from grace. That was over a decade ago — and the former TV chef is hardly hiding in shame.
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From actors to musicians, these celebrities have pursued alcohol-free lives and shared their insights into addiction, sobriety, and wellbeing.
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If your pantry is in desperate need of a spring clean, Martha Stewart has a genius tip you can use to minimize mess by utilizing this unlikely kitchen staple.
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Martha Stewart didn't spontaneously learn how to cook. Her mother taught her more than a few things, including how to add a touch of sweetness to soup.
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Back when Elvis Presley was the most famous resident of Memphis, he was known to pop into a local BBQ joint after dark, but the staff didn't seem to mind.
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The executive chef of the White House has the demanding responsibility of cooking for the first family and its esteemed guests. Here's who hires them.
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Ina Garten has never been taken by the fancy things in life. She's perfectly happy with simple, well-executed meals, and that goes double for her breakfast.
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Anthony Bourdain loved a good burger as much as the next guy, but he didn't like a messy burger. This tomato tip helped keep his burgers in check.
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Now in his 90s, country music legend Willie Nelson holds his Texas roots dear. This extends to his favorite food, a wholesome classic of Southern cuisine.
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Jamie Oliver is at the top tier of celeb chef stardom, but he hasn't forgotten his roots. The British chef still loves the restaurant where he was discovered.
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You might associate California's Napa Valley with wineries, but this famous region is also home to a fancy restaurant that Anthony Bourdain adored.
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This pop star knows exactly what she likes — and despite her hit single, it’s not "Espresso." Discover Sabrina Carpenter’s absolute favorite meal.
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Anthony Bourdain didn't dole out Michelin stars, but he was a superstar that you wanted to impress. This Miami eatery did that with fried pigs' ears.
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Despite his famously wry sense of humor, Anthony Bourdain took dining seriously. One major red flag for the author and chef was food with cutesy names.
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The Garden State might not be the first place you associate with British icons like The Rolling Stones. Yet this Jersey diner boasts a Mick Jagger sandwich.
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As the co-founder of Dollywood, iconic country star Dolly Parton has her pick of the sweet treats on offer, but there's one in particular that she can't resist.
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Glen Powell has become one of the biggest movie stars, but he also might be on to something by pairing a common condiment with a juicy steak.
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Taylor Swift is one of the most famous people in the world, but she still loves a good home-cooked meal. One of her favorites is a family dinner classic.
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Most people know Johnny Cash for being a famous singer and songwriter, but did you know he also made a mean pot of chili? Here's how he did it.
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On the popular Food Network show, "Diners, Drive-In And Dives," Guy Fieri gets to try incredible food and this salad, in particular, blew him away.
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Billy Bob Thornton has made headlines for his food choices in the past, but not all of them are accurate. Here's what the actor actually likes to eat.
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Gordon Ramsay is more than the rage-fueled insult-dispenser he might seem like. The chef also has valuable tips, including advice on how to store herbs.
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An aspiring head of state shouldn't leave their stomach in a state of emptiness. Barack Obama filled his belly with these breakfast foods during his campaign.
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Miles Davis was born to stand out and not just as a pioneer in the world of jazz. The trumpeter's version of chili also took an out-of-the-box approach.
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In recent years, we've grown accustomed to seeing Super Bowl commercials jam-packed with celebrities, but at times, viewers almost missed their famous faces.
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Anthony Bourdain gave his opinion on the controversial "state dish of Ohio," an iconic regional dish that is fiercely loved or outright hated by locals.
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