Julia Child Was A Regular At This Now-Shuttered Boston Restaurant
Boston is the home of many culinary excellencies, but Julia Child was a frequent diner at one particular restaurant in Beantown.
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I've Been A Professional Chef For 11 Years. Here's How To Modify An Order Without Upsetting The Kitchen Staff
While it can be tempting to request a substitution or modification, there's a proper way and time to ask for them in restaurants. Try this for the best success.
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The Clever Way Nabisco Marketed Graham Crackers During The Great Depression
Back during the Great Depression, Nabisco needed clever ways to market its products. For graham crackers, that meant promoting "cracker cookery."
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Before Protein Bowls, Britain Had This Old-School Lunch Dish
Working in the fields all day can really drive an appetite. This simple, versatile, and filling lunch has been a British staple for quite some time.
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Boost Protein And Thicken Your Soup With This Pantry Staple
This canned ingredient has a multitude of secret uses. If you want to thicken up your soups without cream or dairy products, this should be your new go-to.
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Forget High Heats: Try Cold Smoking As A Traditional Way To Preserve Meats In Winter
Preserved meats have long been a staple of winter. Try cold smoking your meat or fish to achieve a time-tested flavor without the use of high heat.
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San Francisco Vs New England Clam Chowder: The Defining Ingredient That Separates The 2
This ingredient is added to differentiate San Francisco clam chowder from the New England variety, providing a tangy, uniquely Bay Area flavor.
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Why It's Rum And Coke, Not Rum And Pepsi
There's more than a few reasons why rum and Coke are the go-to pairing for mixed drinks featuring a spirit and a cola.
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'You Can Take It Out? Never Knew That' — Only A Few Brave Souls Defy This King Cake Rule
Mardi Gras is full of traditions, some of which people follow like law. This one involves the proper etiquette for the historical and famous king cake.
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This Famous Paris Tearoom Still Serves One Of Coco Chanel's Absolute Favorite Desserts
Coco Chanel was the epitome of Parisian chic and, at her favorite tearoom, the fashion icon was known for enjoying an iconic dessert you can still buy today.
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Step Aside Taco Bell, This Dish Is The Real Mexican Pizza
Long before Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza existed, another topped-tortilla speciality existed in Oaxaca.
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8 Facts About Mozzarella Every Cheese Lover Should Know
Anybody who loves mozzarella in its many forms will want to check out this article, which features eight expert-consulted facts about the cheese.
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This Old-School BBQ Sauce-Like Condiment Seems To Have Vanished
This versatile sauce that's still popular in South Africa packs in a little something for everybody — it's sweet, spicy, and tangy.
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10 Cheap Canned Seafood Products You Should Avoid Buying At All Costs
Canned seafood is an affordable and nutritious item to add into your diet, but cheap versions can still be a waste of money. Here are the tins to avoid.
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This Subtle Food Packaging Red Flag Is Easy To Overlook
Food packaging is becoming a hot spot for marketing claims but how do you know which ones are legit and helpful, and which are downright scams? We have answers.
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Boomers Still Swear By This Old-School Baking Tool
Once prized for making lots of small, shaped cookies quickly, this vintage tool fell out of favor. Boomers still swear by it as a favorite in the kitchen.
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15 Foods And Drinks Loved By Ava Gardner
Hollywood icon Ava Gardner had a love beyond the silver screen: food. Here are some of the things the beloved starlet liked to eat and drink.
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The Murky History Behind Your Favorite Valentine's Chocolate Brands
Valentine's Day and boxed chocolates have gone hand-in-hand for decades, but you may not know the lengthy history behind your favorite chocolate brands.
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Jacques Pépin Keeps This Simple Cocktail In Steady Rotation — And It's Unexpectedly Familiar
The simple cocktails remain timeless, but that's not to say they can't be improved. Pépin flips this one on its head, creating a flavorful, warm drink.
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10 Foods And Drinks Where Country Of Origin Actually Matters
Sometimes, the origin of your food makes a difference in quality and value. These 10 examples prove why it's important to know where products come from.
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This Maine Town Is Known As 'The Lobster Capital Of The World'
Local people all around Maine celebrate the state's incredible lobsters, but this one town is known as the capital because of its deep ties to the seafood.
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This Baltimore Crab Cake Spot Is So Good It's Been Featured On Food Network More Than Once
When it comes to Maryland cuisine, crab cakes are high on the list. A Baltimore eatery makes them so good, they have been on the Food Network multiple times.
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How A Syrian Restaurant Became A Boston Fixture During The Great Depression
This Depression-era restaurant opened in 1934, offering a taste of home for residents of Boston's Little Syria. Here's what was on the menu.
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This Is Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Restaurant For A Bowl Of Amatriciana In Rome
When it comes to Italian food, when Giada makes a recommendation, we listen. This restaurant just steps from the Trevi Fountain is lauded by many.
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This Old-Fashioned Seafood Breakfast Has All But Disappeared — But It's Not Gone For Good
We're shining the spotlight this fish meal, a once-popular vintage seafood dish that has quietly vanished from mainstream breakfasts.
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Dining Out On Valentine's Day This Year? Read This First
Valentine's Day is supposed to be a day of romance — but if you plan on dining out there are some things you should know in order to ensure that.
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The Old-School Meat You Rarely See On Dinner Tables Today
It’s the forgotten meat that once fed families on a shoestring budget— cheap to raise, easy to produce, and now ... almost nowhere on the menu.
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