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Julia Child famously loved a simple tuna salad sandwich for lunch or dinner, but her choice of bread was quite unusual. Here's what she liked to use.
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Andrew Zimmern's Favorite Place To Get A Lox & Cream Cheese Bagel In New York City
A lox and cream cheese bagel is a rite of passage when you're in New York City, but if you need help deciding where to go, take a tip from Andrew Zimmern. -
If White Chocolate Isn't Really Chocolate, Then What Is It?
White chocolate looks like regular chocolate and tastes like it too, so then what is it? Here's how it's made and why it can't be classified the same way. -
Julia Child's Favorite Soup Had Just 3 Ingredients
French cooking doesn't have to be complicated. Just look at the amazing dishes Julia Child was able to make with a few ingredients, including her favorite soup. -
The Original Tuna Melt Was A Happy Mistake
If you love tuna melt sandwiches, you have a clumsy deli counter worker to thank. Legend goes, the dish was a happy mistake on a grilled cheese. -
The Course Anthony Bourdain Always Wanted To Skip
Anthony Bourdain was a notorious fan of fine dining and casual eats, but which course did he claim that he could take or leave and wouldn't miss? -
Potato Chips Started Off As A Delicacy In Restaurants
The modern pairing of caviar and potato chips may not be so far off from how the snack was originally conceived -- it was a classy food in upscale restaurants. -
How Toad In The Hole Became An Iconic English Breakfast
One of the most charming aspects of Great Britain is that the British have a very interesting way of naming things, including toad in the hole.