Why Paul Hollywood Has A Deep Connection To Cyprus
On a whim at age 28, Paul Hollywood took a job in Cyprus. Its culture is heavily influenced by Greece and Turkey. Cyprus remains close to Hollywood's heart.
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The Real Reason Tyler Florence Said Yes To Food 911
How does Florence feel about being on television? He didn't plan for it: "Being on television wasn't what my path was. It just happened to fall in my lap."
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Adam Richman Says This Is The Worst Food He's Ever Eaten
While certain foods may be delicacies in some places, they may be controversial in others. Adam Richman says his least favorite food is a common meal in Japan.
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What It's Really Like To Be In The Background Of A Man V Food Taping
Surely you've seen (and heard) them –- those crowds that materialized in the background whenever Adam Richman took on a food challenge in "Man v. Food."
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This Is Adam Richman's Hangover Cure
Lots of people say they have the ultimate food cure for a hangover. Adam Richman has a cure that probably isn't for the faint of heart (or stomach).
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You Need To Follow These 3 Rules When Using An Air Fryer, According To Drew Barrymore
Drew Barrymore recently expanded her empire, releasing a cookware line at Walmart. One of her favorite kitchen essentials is the air fryer - here's her advice.
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What You Didn't Know About Quiznos' YouTube Channel
In the midst of what now appears as Quiznos' eternal decline, the company decided that instead of investing the energy into bettering their relationship...
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The Size Of The Supermarket In The Original Supermarket Sweep May Surprise You
If you were a fan of the original "Supermarket Sweep," perhaps you took a few turns around your local grocery store once or twice
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The Big Food Trend Maneet Chauhan Predicted
Maneet Chauhan predicted a big food trend. The "Chopped" judge said we would go back to the basics. People did that by baking at home during COVID-19 lockdowns.
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Is Robert Irvine Involved In The Casting For Restaurant: Impossible?
While this may come as a bit of a surprise, chef Robert Irvine doesn't actually choose the restaurants that are featured on "Restaurant: Impossible" himself.
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The Pioneer Woman Makes These Surprising Foods In A Waffle Iron
Ree Drummond never been shy about showing her love for multi-use gadgets such as a fish spatula, which she told "Today" she uses for everything but actual fish.
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Nigella Lawson Wants To End This Food Industry Myth
According to chef Nigella Lawson, cooking should be accessible to everyone and not something that is hard to grasp or master. Here's her take on making food.
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This One Thing Nearly Destroyed Robert Irvine's Career
A particular revelation seriously jeopardized Robert Irvine's career and led to widespread criticism. Irvine even had to step up and apologize for the incident.
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This Is The Food Giada De Laurentiis Originally Wanted To Cook
Italian food darling Giada de Laurentiis had a whole other place in mind when she started her cooking journey and trained to cook in that style for years.
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Why Maneet Chauhan Used To Put This Sauce On Everything
Maneet Chauhan revealed that when she first moved to the United States, it took her some time to get accustomed to the food. This is the sauce she relied on.
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The Bizarre Reason This In-House Chef Applicant Sued Simon Cowell
Cowell's personal comfort comes at an uncomfortable price, in more ways than one; he was sued by a chef who visited his mansion once, hoping to secure a job.
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The Crime Thrillers You Didn't Know Anthony Bourdain Wrote
Anthony Bourdain's "Gone Bamboo" and "Bone in the Throat" were crime novels that featured chefs with connections to the mafia. Here's what we know about them.
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The Hilarious Prize Kristen Kish Won On Fast Foodies
Kristen Kish won a Panda Express challenge on an episode of "Fast Foodies" and her prize was very unique.
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Here's Why Giada De Laurentiis Is Grateful For Bobby And Giada In Italy
During the pandemic, Food Network fans got a chance to virtually travel to Italy via Bobby and Giada in Italy. Both chefs were grateful for the opportunity.
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Here's What Martha Stewart Wants To Write About For Her 100th Book
Martha Stewart's media empire has included magazines, television, and dozens of books. As she nears her 100th title, many wonder what it will be about.
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This Was Chopped: Martha Rules Most Difficult Challenge, According To Winner Saba Wahid
"Chopped: Martha Rules" winner Saba Wahid beat out the competition, but she said this was the most difficult challenge of the season.
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Martha Stewart's Newest Show Has Nothing To Do With Food
Martha Stewart is making a return to the small screen, but not in the way you might expect. No, it's not a variety talk show, or a cooking show.
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Here's How To Tell You Just Stepped Into A Great Bar, According To Bar Rescue's Jon Taffer - Exclusive
As most of the work that goes into making a bar a success is behind the scenes, Mashed asked Jon Taffer to share some of the insights he's picked up.
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Why Paul Hollywood Didn't Want To Be On Television
Paul Hollywood didn't know that he was destined to be a world-famous baker. He most definitely didn't plan on a career in front of the camera, either.
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Here's What We Know So Far About Top Chef Family Style
Peacock has announced the series "Top Chef Family Style." The show will be hosted by Meghan Trainor and feature chef Marcus Samuelsson as Head Judge.
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The Injury That Threatened Masaharu Morimoto's Culinary Career
While Masaharu Morimoto has achieved a significant amount of success over the years, a wrist injury nearly finished his career as a professional chef.
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The Secret Ingredient In This Martha Stewart Monkey Bread Recipe Changes Everything
Martha Stewart has outdone herself this time, because this secret ingredient in monkey bread is pure genius, as if the breakfast treat was not already enticing.
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