This chef and cookbook author has been on the scene since the early 2000s. He's known for his vegetable-forward columns in The Guardian and the New York Times.
Many of us look forward to Christmas as a time to cook our favorite traditional festive recipes. But some Christmas food trends are better left in the past.
Andrew Rea's new cookbook has a lot to offer readers, but the thing he told us he loves most about it is also what makes it so accessible to newer cooks.
Andrew Rea doesn't expect perfection from you or himself in the kitchen. He spoke to Mashed about how his new cookbook will help you when cooking and baking.
Since it takes so much patience to get to the palatable heart and stems, and you should never eat an artichoke whole, buying them canned just makes more sense.
From splitting your English muffins the wrong way, to serving your spaghetti, there are several foods you've probably been serving wrong this whole time.
Anthony Bourdain knew that good things come in tin packages, particularly good fish. It's so delectable that he used two kinds in his Niçoise salad recipe.
Eating what your favorite characters eat is a great way to immerse yourself in their world, and here are details on the perfect cookbook for Walking Dead fans.
Calling all fans of "The Simpsons," food, and cooking: There's a fun new cookbook about the iconic cartoon world featuring a ton of mmm-inducing recipes.
While the thought of owning Marilyn Monroe's cookbooks is intriguing, they are special because they offer insight into her daily diet. Here's what we learned.
Postmates' bizarre cookbook has no recipes. The Don't Cookbook contains quirky photos and QR codes linking to Postmates. Still, the $50 cookbook sold out.