The Buddhist Origins Of The Shojin Ryori Diet
Originally affiliated with Buddhist philosophy, Shojin Ryori is a plant-based cuisine that can be found at temples and restaurants throughout Japan.
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The Safest Way To Cut A Bagel Without A Slicer
If you're without a proper slicer to cut a bagel, try out this handy method. Here's how you can go about it safely.
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Why Utah's Favorite Potato Casserole Is Named After Funerals
With a name like "funeral potatoes," this classic Mormon dish might inspire a few feelings other than hunger. Sadness? Grief? At least solemnity? Think again.
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When It Comes To Coffee In Brazil The Cafézinho Reigns Supreme
Cafézinho is the diminutive serving of coffee consumed throughout the day by Brazilians. It's enjoyed with meals, and even given by some unlikely hosts.
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Why India's Mahua Liquor Was Banned During British Rule
If you've never heard of mahua, you're not alone. Banned during British rule, India's flower-based liquor has only recently begun to blossom commercially.
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The Origin Story Of Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs
Nathan's hot dogs are synonymous with baseball, amusement parks, and American summer. Here's how the famous Coney Island brand got its start.
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What To Consider Before Cooking Canned Lentils
Cooking lentils for the first time can be intimidating. Many experts recommend soaking them, which adds prep time, but canned lentils are an alternative.
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12 Tips You Need When Cooking With A Cast Iron Skillet
Cast iron pans have a reputation as being tough to deal with. But keep these tips in mind, and you'll find that no cookware is easier (or better) to use.
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The Perfect Milk-To-Coffee Ratio For Your Homemade Cappuccino
Making a cup of cappuccino yourself is more than possible if you apply this easy ratio. Save money and trips to the café by making your joe at home.
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Elevated Green Tea Shot Recipe
Green tea shots are a good compromise of tasty and alcoholic, and this recipe elevates the ingredients to create a sophisticated shooter.
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Rome's Gelato d'Essai Restaurant Is Redefining The Ice Cream Parlor
Rome's Gelato d'Essai restaurant combines dinner and dessert all in one. Here's how the innovative menu is changing the way people think of gelato.
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What Makes Medjool Dates Unique?
A favorite among health fanatics, you'll find this sweet staple ingredient in smoothies and nutrition bars everywhere. Here's what makes Medjool dates unique.
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The Reason You Should Pay Close Attention When Blanching Vegetables
Blanching is a great technique for giving your veggies longevity in the fridge or freezer. See the simple tip that will ensure a perfect blanch every time.
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Pepper Gift Set Recalled After Supplier Detects A Toxin And Mold
Something South African has recalled some of its Pepper Collection Gift Sets after learning that its supplier detected mold as well as a toxin.
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The Frozen Indian Dessert Served During Winter
If you're well-versed in the flavorful world of Indian cuisine, then you may be familiar with its rich desserts, including a frozen one served during winter.
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Classic Shrimp Fried Rice Recipe
Bring life back into that leftover rice with this classic shrimp fried rice recipe.
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Should The Potatoes For Rösti Be Raw Or Parboiled?
If you've compared recipes for rösti, you might have noticed there's some debate over whether to use raw grated potatoes or to parcook the spuds first.
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McDonald's Plans To Go Solar At Hundreds Of Locations
The Golden Arches might be getting a bit greener as McDonald's makes the latest development in its environmental journey: Hundreds of locations are going solar.
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The Spicy Liqueur You Should Try Adding To Your Favorite Cocktails
When a liqueur carries smoke and spice from roasted, dried chile peppers, you know there's a story lurking in that bottle. Get to know Mexico-based Ancho Reyes.
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Why You May Want To Consider Making Cookies With Cold Butter
Cold butter isn't likely to create a smooth consistency and doesn't gel well with other ingredients. But it may be ideal for certain cookie recipes.
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Walmart Shoppers Can Now Pick Out Groceries Through Texting
For decades, Walmart has impacted how people shop. During the height of the holiday season, Walmart has come up with a new way to make shopping easier: texting.
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The Flavorful Swap You Can Use To Turn Wine Cocktails Into Mocktails
The mocktail is an option for those looking for the flavor but not the alcohol content of cocktails. Here is a delicious swap that can make any mocktail great.
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9 Tips You Need When Cooking With A Wooden Spoon
For those enthusiasts who have switched over with no regrets or have been wooden-spoon users for years, read on for a few tips you might not be aware of.
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Why You Should Consider Using Regular Yogurt In Chicken Salad
Chicken salad is a delicious, protein-packed treat that can be easy to make. Here is why you should consider swapping out mayo for yogurt when you make it.
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Why It Pays To Brine Pork Chops
Pork chops can be that lean protein bursting with flavor, although they can dry out easily. Here is why it is important to brine your chops before cooking them.
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Can You Marinate Your Steak In Just Hot Sauce?
Before cooking or grilling your favorite cut of steak, you may choose to marinate it. But can you use your favorite hot sauce in order to marinate your steak?
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The Food King Charles Enjoys Foraging At Balmoral Castle
King Charles would invite chefs to the Balmoral Castle in Scotland to make use of the wild ingredients found on the estate, which required foraging.
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