10 Snacks Boomers Remember Eating After School
Today's kids have no shortage of after-school snacks, from potato chips to yogurt. But what about Boomers in their youth? Here's what they ate after school.
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10 Festive Ingredients To Add To Your Christmas Morning Coffee
The end of the year brings more festive ingredients, including ones you can easily add to coffee. Try some of these ingredients for a merrier morning brew.
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11 Toppings For Extra Delicious Latkes This Hanukkah
Latkes are perfectly delicious on their own, but we have some scrumptious ideas if you're seeking out ways to give them added flavor and texture.
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The Unlikely Old-School Chili And Sandwich Pairing You'll Find In The Midwest
The Midwest is famed for its creative comfort foods, so why not pair them up? This chili and sandwich combo may sound strange, but it's beloved by many.
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Don't Have An Open Fire? Here's How To Roast Chestnuts In Your Oven
As "The Christmas Song" infers, roasting chestnuts on an open fire is a must-do activity during the holidays. But who has an open fire? Use your oven instead.
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This Rich Hanukkah Appetizer Has Been A Tradition In Andrew Zimmern's Family For A Century
For a delicious Hanukkah appetizer this holiday season, take a page out of Andrew Zimmern's family playbook with this trademark dish.
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11 Martha Stewart-Approved Tips For Hosting Holiday Parties
Who better to guide us through planning a holiday party that feels both cozy and effortlessly elegant than the ultimate hostess herself, Martha Stewart?
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These 10 Everyday Ingredients Date Back To Ancient Times
Some common foods that we have in our pantries can be traced back to ancient times. Take a look at the deep history of our favorite ingredients.
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How 17 Classic Southern Dishes Got Their Quirky Names
The South is home to iconic comfort food, but many dishes have really strange names. Find out about the historical origins behind the names of Southern dishes.
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The Old-School Ingredient That Makes Your Pot Roast Richer And Darker
While you might think you've perfected pot roast, adding a few dashes of this retro ingredient to your recipe can transform flavors and aesthetics tenfold.
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7 Chinese Foods Few Know Have Symbolic Meanings
Explore the fascinating symbolism of Chinese foods and how they represent luck, prosperity, and family unity during festivals and celebrations.
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What's The Purpose Of Those White Paper 'Hats' On A Crown Roast?
Some decorative practices of dining have carried through hundreds of years, but what purpose do those frilly paper toppers serve on crown roast? Find out.
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Why Amish Beef And Noodles Is The One-Pot Dinner Home Cooks Can't Get Enough Of
Nothing beats the smell of a big pot of Amish beef and noodles that's been braising all day -- and, with just one pot, home chefs love it even more.
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One Of Martha Stewart's Favorite Recipes Is This Easy Polish Soup Passed Down From Her Grandmother
Sometimes less is more, take it from Martha Stewart. While known for occasionally elaborate dishes, there's one simple family recipe that she cherishes making.
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The Plymouth, Massachusetts Museum Where You Can Eat Thanksgiving Dinner Amid 1600s Traditions
Have you ever daydreamed about attending the first Thanksgiving dinner? This museum gives you a chance to experience something quite similiar.
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I Made Roasted Chicken Recipes By Martha Stewart And Julia Child. One Is Now My Go-To
Julia Child and Martha Stewart have both left their mark on the culinary world. We tested their roast chicken recipes head-to-head.
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Vintage One-Pot Meals That Deserve A Comeback
These vintage one-pot meals prove that simple, hearty cooking never goes out of style. It’s time to bring these comforting classics back to the table.
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10 Iconic Hawaiian Foods You Need To Try At Least Once
Along with its iconic landscapes, Hawaii has a food scene that is iconic, unique, and delicious. Here are some of the dishes you should try.
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The Strangest Question Butterball's Turkey Helpline Ever Received For Thanksgiving
Butterball's Turkey Talk-Line receives thousands of questions each year, but one expert reveals the strangest one asked by far.
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This Historic NYC Steakhouse Still Hums With '60s Power-Lunch Vibes (Mad Men Fans Will Recognize It, Too)
How legitimate are the postwar power lunch vibes at Keens Steakhouse? An episode of "Mad Men" was filmed there. Find out how to dine like Don Draper there.
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Forget Green Beans, This Veggie Used To Be A Staple On Thanksgiving Tables For Decades
While it's not as popular as it once was, this tall and stalk-y vegetable used to be the "it" item on every Thanksgiving menu across the country.
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The Thanksgiving Side Dish Duff Goldman Loves So Much His Mom Still Makes It Every Year
Thanksgiving features a few key dishes everyone has come to expect, but there's one twist on one that Duff Goldman enjoys each Turkey Day.
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The Thanksgiving Dish You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
What if your beloved Thanksgiving dish isn't solely about the taste? What if it was connected to your zodiac sign? Find out which Thanksgiving dish you are.
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What Actually Is A Traditional Country Breakfast?
The traditional country breakfast is quintessentially American -- but what makes it unique to any other breakfast plate, and where did it come from?
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How To Find The Wishbone Inside A Turkey, And Why We Make A Wish With It
While in the United States the practice is closely associated with Thanksgiving, the tradition of making a wish with the wishbone is centuries old.
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Carla Hall's 2-Ingredient Upgrade For Next-Level Crab Cakes
You may enjoy crab cakes seasoned with Old Bay, but celebrity chef Carla Hall suggests enhancing this seafood treat with two unexpected flavors.
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Martha Stewart's Must-Follow Steps For Successfully Shipping Holiday Cookies
Before you send out those holiday cookies this year, be sure to consider Martha Stewart's advice for the best way to ship them.
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