The Best Non-Alcoholic Substitute For Beer In Recipes
Beer isn't just great for a weekend drink - it's also great for cooking. If you're not a beer fan, though, one type of beverage is an ideal swap.
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Not Greasing Your Baking Dish Is A Casserole Disaster
A dish coated in cooking spray may not be the same as a well-seasoned skillet, but greasing is a step you don't want to forget when making your next casserole.
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False Facts About Honey You Thought Were True
Honey has been around for millions of years. The oldest records of beekeeping date back to 7,000 B.C. Despite this history, here are some common misconceptions.
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Soak Brown Rice Overnight To Cut Cooking Time In Half
Versatile brown rice is nutritious and flavorful, but the long cooking time can be off-putting so some. If you soak it overnight you can cut that time in half.
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The Trick For Easy New York Chopped Cheese Sandwiches At Home
Most of the U.S. doesn't have access to New York's famous bodegas, but we can try to recreate their work at home. With this trick, it's a little easier.
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Inside Gordon Ramsay And Jamie Oliver's Feud
Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver and two British celebrity chefs with similar stories who have also engaged in plenty of bickering and feuding over the years.
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The Important Lesson Jay Leno Learned From Working At McDonald's
Before Jay Leno was a famous television host, he worked at McDonald's. One particular incident there was so impactful that he shared it decades later.
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Tragic Details About Mary Berry
if you're interested in the tragic details behind her upbeat demeanor and her damehood, read on. You're bound to gain a newfound respect for Mary Berry.
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The Genius Way To Infuse Coffee Into Baked Goods Without Affecting Color
Coffee and sweets are a match made in heaven, but is there a way to make coffee-flavored baked goods without transferring coffee's muddy hue?
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The Story Behind A KFC's Famous Bucket-Shaped Restaurant
It's a KFC, but is it art? An unusual Kentucky Fried Chicken location in LA's Koreatown has a rich history to match its unique (and divisive) exterior.
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Angelo Brocato: The Century-Old New Orleans Ice Cream Parlor With Sicilian Roots
New Orleans has plenty of history, and an important part of its culinary history is Angelo Brocato. Here are the details on this century-old ice cream shop.
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Are There Any Rules For Drinks During Lent?
Many people might view Lent through the lens of abstaining from certain foods. But different Christian denominations have rules about drinks, too.
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What Does It Mean To Butterfly Chicken?
Chicken is one of the simplest meats to cook, even more so when it's butterflied. But what, exactly, does it mean to butterfly chicken, and how do you do it?
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Why White Castle Used To Sell Hats To Other Restaurants
If you spot a restaurant worker wearing a paper cap, they're a testament to White Castle's influence in the restaurant game. Here's White Castle's hat history.
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GBBO Star Kim-Joy's Genius Tip For Seamless Hidden Sprinkle Cookies
Former "Great British Bake Off" star Kim-Joy has shared her fun, cat-themed cookies on TikTok, and they contain a special surprise. Here's how she does it.
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The Restaurant Etiquette Rule You Should Follow After Using Chopsticks
If you frequent restaurants that offer chopsticks to guests, there is one point of etiquette that you should never ignore in order to be a welcome guest.
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What, Exactly, Is Breve Coffee?
If you've ever visited a coffee shop and seen a breve on the menu, you might have wondered what exactly that name means. It's actually quite simple!
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The Tamale Casserole That Enraged Social Media
Tamales are a staple of traditional Latin American cuisine and are beloved by many. But one Instagram creator's attempt to adapt the dish seemingly went awry.
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Tragic Details About Andrew Zimmern's Life
Andrew Zimmern is now a famous chef with quite a lot of media experience, but he has battled tragic issues like addiction and personal upheaval to get there.
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Where Was The Sazerac Cocktail Invented?
Let the good times roll via a boozy classic! With a rich history dating back over a century and a half, the Sazerac is considered America's oldest cocktail.
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Hate Bad Breath From Onion Rings? Deep Fry Squash Instead
Onions rings are delicious, but they can leave you with breath that's far from desirable. Instead, try fried squash for a more socially acceptable alternative.
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Do Fasting Rules Apply To Children During Lent?
Observed by many Christian denominations, Lent includes periods of fasting. However, growing children have different dietary needs. What are the rules for kids?
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This Is What Patrick Mahomes Really Eats In A Day
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is one of the most popular athletes alive today, but what does he eat to ensure a top performance on the field?
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We Couldn't Help But Wonder: Can You Drink Coffee With Invisalign?
Invisalign can be a convenient way to straighten your teeth without the hassle of traditional braces, but can you wear them to drink your morning cup of joe?
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Why Beer Is Better Than Water When Frying Batter
If you love fried food like fish and chips or chicken, then you know that a beer batter is just better. Here's why a bottle of brew imparts crunch and flavor.
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Everything You Need To Know About Gianduiotti Chocolate
Gianduiotti basically taste like Nutella in solid form - except better. We've got all the information you ever wanted about these Italian chocolates.
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The Complicated Origins Surrounding The London Fog Drink
While the London Fog drink has surged in popularity in recent years, its origins are as murky as the Earl Grey tea and milk that serve as its base.
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