From pasta and pizza to tiramisu, Americans have a pretty good idea how to eat like an Italian. But how does one drink like one?
With a variety of fresh fruits, herbs and spices -- your taste buds are in for a party without the saturated fat and believe me -- they won't know the difference.
Are radish tops safe, or are they dangerous like rhubarb leaves? If they won't kill me, what can I do with them?
Did you know that French fries aren't really French? They originated in Belgium and were probably first called 'French Fries' when American soldiers tasted Belgian frites during WWI.
As Father's Day nears, grilling season is upon us. And just in time, our good friend and one of America's favorite cooks, Rachael Ray, has come out with her 20th cookbook, The Book of Burger.
The best veggies for the grill are those that stay put on the grill grate, need minimal fussing -- just a light olive oil spray -- and whose flavor is enhanced by grilling.
Wonderfully squishy on the inside, fresh and milking tasting, this cheese comes close to what you'd eat in Italy.
This recipe captures spring for me, and today I have just-picked spinach, fresh, fresh eggs, organic local milk, feta cheese, and ramps -- my new favorite flavor.
Make the sides ahead of time, and enjoy a cooling gin and tonic while you man the grill; once the fire's going, the oysters and lobster cook quickly.
Cupcakes have definitely had their moment in the spotlight, and some say their moment has passed, but we were able to find some of the more exciting and over-the-top recipes on the web.
I didn't eat a canned vegetable until I was twelve. I was at summer camp, and the minute the canned green bean touched my tongue I spit it out, convinced it was rotten.
Just remember three simple rules -- freeze cool, freeze fast and freeze airtight. This recipe is just about freezer proof and worth your time.
My assumption, in ordering a wholesome-looking, berry-studded muffin virtually every day, was that I was making a healthy choice. It turns out, however, that that's not necessarily the case.
Get yourself a pile of fresh vegetables, slice a bit, chop a bit -- and ta da! Lunch, dinner, an appetizer, a side dish: all in less than 10 minutes.
This frozen yogurt tastes exactly like something you get at Red Mango or Pinkberry: tart, sweet and healthy. Except creamier, richer and cheaper.
Trust your common sense, your sense of touch and your taste. Don't over cook is the mantra for all fish, especially for shrimp.
Liquor.com, 2012.22.06
Imbibe, 2012.20.06