The Exceptionally Simple Salad Frank Sinatra Always Ordered In New York City
Whenever Frank Sinatra was in New York City, he dined at Patsy’s Italian Restaurant to enjoy one of his favorite starters: a flavorful, four-ingredient salad.
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Anthony Bourdain's Daughter's Childhood Lunchbox Was Cooler Than We'll Ever Be
Having been a renowned chef, it's no surprise that Anthony Bourdain's love of food was expressed even in the varied school lunches he packed for his daughter.
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This Was One Of The Worst Things Anthony Bourdain Ate On His Travels
After filming the first season of "A Cook's Tour," Anthony Bourdain came up with a colorful way to describe this unappetizing spin on a classic Mexican dish.
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This Is What Distinguishes A Home Cook From A Professional Chef, According To Bobby Flay
What's the difference between a pro chef and a home cook? According to Chef Bobby Flay, the answer is simple — and it all comes down to the seasoning.
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Mariska Hargitay's Favorite Snack Puts Watermelon In The Spotlight
If you want to snack like a celebrity, you need to check out what Mariska Hargitay has been eating. Here's a hint: It involves watermelon.
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Whatever Happened To The Peanut Butter Pump From Shark Tank?
One inventor thought he could win the Sharks of "Shark Tank" over with a pump designed to prevent wasted peanut butter, but did his pitch earn an investment?
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Anthony Bourdain Was Completely Infatuated With This 1870s-Era Bourbon Brand
While joking about the name of the his favorite Kentucky bourbon, Anthony Bourdain revealed what his bourbon unicorn would have been (if it actually existed).
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The US State That Anthony Bourdain Never Visited
Anthony Bourdain famously traveled the globe to tell the stories of its various inhabitants, yet he surprisingly never made it to one US state.
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The Chocolate Company Lucille Ball Practiced At For An Iconic I Love Lucy Episode Is Still In Business Today
I Love Lucy is an iconic sitcom, but one episode which took place in a chocolate factory stands out in our mind. Lucille Ball practiced for it at this business.
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The Celebrity Chef Martha Stewart Called 'Not Charming'
Martha Stewart is known for her recipes. Another thing of hers that gets attention, though, is her tactful candor, and a certain chef was on the receiving end.
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14 Restaurants From TV Shows And Movies You Can Actually Eat At
Ever wanted to dine like your favorite character? These eateries appeared in some of our favorite movies and TV shows and are still open for business today.
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This Is Why Alton Brown Keeps A Brick In His Kitchen
For a celebrity chef, Alton Brown seems down to earth when it comes to cooking, so it might come as a surprise that he swears by keeping a brick in his kitchen.
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The Simple Way Emeril Lagasse Elevates Chicken Noodle Soup Is A Flavor Game Changer
If you want to take your chicken noodle soup to the next level, there's an ingredient Emeril Lagasse recommends that will do just that and more.
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The Question Anthony Bourdain Thinks You Should Ask Yourself Before Getting Creative With Burgers
The cheeseburger held a special place in Anthony Bourdain’s heart, which is why he felt it was imperative to ask this question before altering the sandwich.
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Aspiring Martha Stewarts Can Copy Her Kitchen With This State-Of-The-Art Appliance
When Martha Stewart renovated her farmhouse's kitchen, she spared no expense with this ultramodern appliance that's sure to spark jealousy in every home cook.
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Simple Ways Martha Stewart Elevates Any Party
While Martha Stewart managed to whittle down her party-planning tips to three basics, the details are also crucial, such as what food for a host to serve when.
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Could This Former WWE Star Be The Next Guy Fieri?
Guy Fieri has been a longtime success story in the world of celebrity chefs, but this former WWE star is coming in hot with a new show for foodies.
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Restaurants Owned By Food Network Celebrities That You Need To Visit
There's no shortage of restaurants out there pioneered by Food Network stars, but these are the eateries that should top your to-visit list.
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Why Bobby Flay Struggled With This Italian Classic On Beat Bobby Flay
Giada De Laurentiis has said Bobby Flay struggles with pasta, and he revealed that an Italian dish was his biggest "Beat Bobby Flay" challenge. So, did he lose?
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Doritos Collisions Stranger Pizza X Cool Ranch Review: Retro Looks, Familiar Flavors
Yo dudes, Doritos and Stranger Things teamed up for some chips straight outta 1987. We ripped into a bag to find out if they're totally rad or major bogus.
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Rick Steves Reveals The 3 Words You Never Want To See On A Restaurant Sign In Europe
Traveling in Europe can be challenging, and dining there poses its own set of concerns. Rick Steves can save you from the heartbreak of a bad meal with 3 words.
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What Really Happens Behind The Scenes On Hot Ones
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at Hot Ones, the hottest show on YouTube? We spoke to the show’s creator Chris Schonberger to find out.
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How To Make Perfect Fried Eggs Like Gordon Ramsay
Precision is the name of the game for Gordon Ramsay. The celebrity chef even makes his fried eggs in a concise way that also happens to be a perfect recipe.
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How Ina Garten Chose What To Sell At The Barefoot Contessa Store Back In The Day
It wasn't just luck that made The Barefoot Contessa a successful business. Here's how Ina Garten decided what recipes to make for her specialty food store.
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Julia Child Couldn't Hide Her Love For One Iconic Mayo Brand
Julia Child was an acknowledged master of French cooking for decades. Yet even she leaned on a favorite brand of store-bought mayo for her tuna fish sandwich.
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The Reason Love Island Uses Metal Champagne Flutes
The metallic Champagne flutes you see on reality dating shows like Love Island aren't just for the aesthetic; they actually serve a specific purpose.
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The Intense Number Of Times Ina Garten Tests Recipes Before They Go Into One Of Her Cookbooks
Cooking seems like an effortless delight to chef Ina Garten. So it might surprise you to learn she pains over the recipes in her cookbooks with countless tests.
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