The Chicken Dish Abraham Lincoln Enjoyed Happens To Be Perfect For Your Slow Cooker
Abe Lincoln was famous for his lanky physique, and wasn't a big eater at all, but he did love this one tasty chicken dish, which is easy to recreate today.
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Nachos Are A Classic Mexican Dish, But Created To Satisfy American Cravings
Everyone loves this crunchy, cheesy dish that originated just south of the border. If you too love nachos, here's what you ought to know about how they began.
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The US State With An Unusual 'Food-Beverage Ratio' Restaurants Must Follow
Many legal relics remain in place, while the context that held their validity has fallen away. People in this state have been lobbying for years for change.
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The Absolute Best Pie In Alaska, According To Reviews
For the very best pies that the Last Frontier has to offer, don't sleep on this Alaskan shop that specializes in these baked goods.
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Texas Roadhouse's Roots Aren't In Texas: The Southern State It Calls Home
Despite its name, Texas Roadhouse wasn't actually born in the Lone Star State. It is, however, headquartered in one Southern state.
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The Risk Anthony Bourdain Says To Take In Order To Discover Culinary Magic While Traveling
Anthony Bourdain had a lot of wisdom to impart when it came to food, and this one point he made about being a bit adventurous when traveling is worth heeding.
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You Can Buy Girl Scout Cookie Merch All Year Long At This Historic Savannah Museum
Girl Scout Cookie merch from this museum is a fun mix of useful and whimsical cookie-themed items, from kitchen kit and jewelry to T-shirts and key chains.
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Dolly Parton's Cheap, Feel-Good Childhood Soup Is Still Served At Her Theme Park
This soup, which Dolly Parton ensured is served at her Dollywood theme park, has a long fabled history, and Dolly's mother added an extra layer of magic to it.
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Judges Couldn't Stop Awarding This Rare Scotch, And You Deserve To Taste Why
It won't be cheap to source this rare and highly-awarded aged single-malt Scotch, but if you do, you'll be rewarded by its surprisingly light tasting notes.
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If You Grew Up With Boomers, You Remember This Special Kitchen Drawer
This special (and ultra cluttered) kitchen drawer is typical of most Baby Boomers' homes. The reason behind it, however, is more nuanced than you might think.
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Merle Haggard Once Dropped Over $12,000 On Whiskey Shots
It turns out that Merle Haggard was a generous man to be in bar with. In fact, he once bought so many drinks it came to a whopping 40 gallons of whiskey.
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Steven Spielberg Didn't Plan For Reese's Pieces In E.T. — Then This Happened
Kids and aliens alike love the sugar-coated peanut butter bites called Reese's Pieces, but another candy was supposed to star in the film E.T.
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8 After-School Snacks Kids Always Ate In The '60s
Snacks come, and snacks go. Back in the Swinging Sixties, these candies, chips, & drinks were the popular treats that kids couldn't get enough of after school.
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RIP To These Cooking And Baking Products That Vanished From Store Shelves
Here today, gone tomorrow. Here are some popular baking and cooking items that have been discontinued in recent years, much to the disappointment of fans.
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This Alabama Burger Chain's Sauce And Sweet Tea Has Kept Fans Hooked Since WWII
Southern classics can withstand changing times, and this chain knows that well. It's expanded over time, but its heart still lies in two popular items.
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The Boomer Kitchen Keepsake That's Quietly Disappearing
Kitchen trends come and go, but some things become heirlooms over time. These items used to populate kitchens around the country, but are becoming obsolete.
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What It Actually Means To 'Scallop' A Dish
Nobody can pass up scalloped potatoes when they see them on the menu, but what does it actually mean to "scallop" a potato — or any other food, for that matter?
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San Antonio's Oldest Mexican Restaurant Is Approaching 100 Years — And Still Going Strong
Nearly 100 years ago, one Mexican restaurant opened in San Antonio that has become a legendary Tex-Mex staple. Don't sleep on this Texas institution.
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The Oldest Chain Restaurant In The World Didn't Start In The US
Although most international food chains seem to have been started in the U.S., the world's oldest restaurant chain actually began elsewhere.
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16 Classic Food Network Shows That Time Made Us Forget
With so many shows airing over the years on Food Network, there's a good chance you forgot entirely about some of these long-cancelled series.
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The Coffee Orders Of 10 American Presidents
Drinking coffee was a political statement for some presidents, while others just enjoyed its flavor. Regardless, they all had a favorite way to drink coffee.
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This Iconic Tribeca Restaurant Was A Favorite Of JFK Jr. And Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy
Today, Nobu is an internationally known name, synonymous with high-end Peruvian-Japanese cuisine and celebrities alike — including the Kennedys.
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Wendy's Fries Used To Be Made In A More Flavorful Way
Long before Wendy's modern aspirations for "natural cut" or "hot and crispy" offerings, the fast food chain made its fries with this ingredient.
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13 Foods Eaten By Astronauts In Outer Space
With the upcoming Artemis II lunar mission, we thought it would be fun to explore some of the foods astronauts have eaten during their time in space.
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Long Before The Hits, Barry Manilow Wrote Famous Jingles For Two Rival Fast Food Chains
Even before he penned "Copacabana," Barry Manilow was busy writing catchy tunes — this time for two major fast food chains.
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Waffle House Drew Inspiration From A 24/7 Diner That Sadly Didn't Make It
Waffle House is a very popular breakfast chain with locations all over the South. The concept came from a diner chain that is no longer around.
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10 Prohibition-Era Speakeasies You Can Still Visit
During Prohibition, countless speakeasies sprang up, and while many have closed, a few exist where you can experience the history without the criminality.
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