What Is Kugel And Why Is It Typically Eaten On Hanukkah?
Kugel is a traditional Ashkenazi dish with many variations that is eaten throughout the year, including during the festival of lights, Hanukkah.
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The Slight Difference Between Sell-By And Use-By Dates
They may seem interchangeable, but there is a slight difference between a sell-by and a use-by date. Even so, neither means your food is expired once past. -
Why It's Technically Incorrect To Eat Caesar Salad With A Fork
While Caesar salad is a common dish nowadays, it used to look very different. In fact, when it was first created diners didn't use a fork to eat it. -
The Fruit Juice You Should Be Adding To Banana Bread
While banana bread can stand on its own, it's also a blank canvas for delicious additions. Yes, you can add chocolate chips, but consider this juice instead. -
Lessons In Chemistry's Lasagna Relies On A Unique Baking Ingredient
Apple TV series "Lessons in Chemistry" revolves around a famous lasagna dish but what is it that makes it so special? This unique baking ingredient. -
Why You Should Always Slice Fresh Bread Upside Down
If you want to preserve a fresh homemade or store-bought loaf of bread, one big tip is to ensure you are cutting it correctly - it should always be upside down. -
Why You Should Switch To Avocado Oil For Baking
Avocado oil has a neutral flavor and a high smoke point, both of which help make it an ideal choice for your next baking project. Here's how to make the switch. -
How Many People To Invite To Your Dinner Party, Based On The Ideal Vibe
Different occasions require different types of parties, and to ensure you nail the vibe you're looking, you need to have the right number of guests. -
Use Lemon Skins As A Perfect, No-Waste Crème Brûlée Dish
Any fans of crème brûlée will want to do themselves a favor and try this no-waste TikTok lemon posset ASAP. It's light, yummy, and saves on the dishes. -
Why Sliced Bread Was Banned In World War II
The innovation of sliced bread was so well-received that it altered American eating habits; then, despite public outcry, it was banned in 1943. -
The Best Store-Bought Bread For Savory Sandwiches
While no two sandwiches are the same, some breads hold up to ooey gooey savory toppings better than others. This is the absolute best you can find in stores. -
The Last Dessert On Board The Titanic Was A Boozy, Gelatinous Mess
Peaches and Chartreuse jelly was one of four dessert choices of what became the last meal for first-class passengers aboard the RMS Titanic. -
Don't Throw Out That Leftover Coffee, Make A Fun Sauce Or Salad Dressing
Is there anything sadder than leftover morning coffee? Before you toss it down the drain, think about some clever ways to use the extra java. -
When Life Gives You Green Cherry Tomatoes, Fry (Or Pickle) Them
Green cherry tomatoes, while delicious in a salad, are also fantastic when you fry or pickle them. They're also pretty tasty in a green tomato salsa. -
How Latkes Became An Integral Part Of Hanukkah Traditions
There are plenty of delicious foods associated with various Jewish holidays, but why latkes and Hanukkah? How did the dish become tradition? -
The Reason Most Bacon Doesn't Come In A Resealable Package
If you can't eat one package of bacon in one sitting, you may have a problem since most options don't come in a resealable package. Here's why and what to do. -
Anything Can Become Stuffing If You Put Your Mind To It
Got a loaf of gluten-free bread? In love with a specific type of chorizo and want to include it on Turkey Day? Good news! Pretty much anything can be stuffing. -
Cow Wow: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Cow Wow made dairy beverages flavored like cereal milk. When it appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2014, the drink got mixed reviews. Here's what happened next. -
Meet Sgroppino, Italy's Whimsical Lemon Sorbet Cocktail
Whether looking for something to cool you down in summer or wanting a sweet after-dinner cocktail in winter, the Sgroppino is the touch of whimsy you need. -
The Cookie Kahuna: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Famous Amos has moved on to create a new cookie company, The Cookie Kahuna. But how did this octogenarian baking veteran handle Shark infested waters? -
Waffle Cone Trail Mix Puts M&Ms To Shame
Looking for a new spin on trail mix? Want to freshen up your favorite go-to snack but don't know how? It's time to add some waffle cone to the mix. -
The Cheese Mistake Americans Often Make In France
Traveling can be fraught, especially when cultures are similar but not quite the same. To avoid a gauche mistake, here's how (and when) to eat cheese in France. -
Why Flour Grown In The Southern Vs Northern US Tastes Different
Flour may seem straightforward, but there are plenty of factors that can affect its performance, including whether it was grown in the Northern or Southern U.S. -
Guy Fieri's Tip For Hosting A Stress-Free Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is the number one travel day for a reason: Families come together over food and celebrate, but how do you keep stress down? Fieri has some tips. -
How To Eat Caramel Apples Without Breaking Your Teeth
Caramel apples are a fun, delicious treat for any time of the year. But before you dig in, there's a better way to eat them without breaking your teeth. -
Brown Butter Is Key To Andrew Zimmern's Decadent Fried Eggs
There's nothing quite like a fried egg that has crispy edges, but Andrew Zimmern takes things a step further by simmering his eggs in glorious brown butter. -
2 Frozen Veggies That Are Low-Key Protein Powerhouses
It can be a challenge to incorporate fresh veg into our diets, especially in winter months. Fortunately, these two frozen vegetables are protein rich.
