What Are The Best Vegetables For Making Tempura?
Tempura is a staple Japanese dish that often involves battering and frying veggies until light and crispy. We asked an expert which ones are best to use.
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The Oldest Ale House In New York City Was Also One Of The Last To Serve Women
Years ago, after the Civil Rights Act prohibited discrimination based on sex, New York City's oldest ale house was also one of the last to serve women.
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10 Facts You Didn't Know About McDonald's Filet-O-Fish Sandwich
The Filet-O-Fish sandwich is one of the most popular McDonald's menu items, but even those who love it may not know these interesting facts about it.
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The Science Behind Why Mentos Fizzes When Put In Soda
If you've ever popped a Mentos or other candy in soda, or even seen a video of it, you might wonder what creates that fizzy reaction. Here's the deal.
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What Food Did Marlon Brando Eat?
Marlon Brando was best known for his acting in classics like "The Godfather" trilogy, but off set, he was known for his eating habits. Here's what he ate.
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A Bit Of Baking Soda Is The Secret To Soft And Creamy Canned Chickpeas
Canned chickpeas don't have to taste like it. With a little baking soda, you'll get luxuriously creamy chickpeas straight out of the pantry.
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You're One Unexpected Ingredient Away From A Seattle Style Hot Dog
First invented back in the late 1980s, the Seattle style hot dog uses a creamy, unconventional topping that may surprise you.
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Club Soda Gives You The Fluffiest Waffles Of Your Life
Make your breakfast fluffier and wafflier. Find out how just a little club soda leads to the airiest waffles you've ever ironed in your life.
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13 Alton Brown Cooking Tips You Should Know By Heart
Alton Brown's approach to food is scientific, but that doesn't make it hard to follow. Many of his cooking tips are simple and should be kept close at hand.
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The Easiest Ways To Decarbonate A Drink Using Pantry Items
Not a fan of fizzy drinks? As it turns out, you can easily enjoy sodas or other bubbly beverages without the carbonation using these simple hacks.
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Is Sparkling Water Actually Hydrating You?
Often enjoyed as a healthy substitution for soda, sparkling water can confuse people on whether it is as hydrating as flat water.
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Is Deli Meat Safe To Eat While Pregnant?
There are many do's and don'ts when it comes to eating while pregnant. Turns out, deli meat is one such risky food. Here's why, and how to make it safer.
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Anthony Bourdain Considered One Of His Favorite New York Hot Dog Spots A Second Home
Anthony Bourdain had plenty of favorite food joints, and one of his favorite hot dog spots in New York was one that he called his second home.
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London Broil Steak Wasn't Even Invented In England
You may wonder what cut London broil steak is and how it got its name since it didn't originate in England. Here's a look at the history of the London broil.
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11 French Sandwiches You Should Know About
French sandwiches are great for a lunch or snack you can get at a café or make at home. With simple ingredients, these sandwiches can satisfy any appetite.
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What Are Water Caltrops And How Do You Cook With Them?
Water caltrops are not as common in the U.S. as they are in other parts in the world, but you can still cook with them if you manage to find them.
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The Fresh Secret Behind Frozen Foods
Frozen food can be just as tasty as fresh food, and it's perfectly nutritious. This is all thanks to incredible large-scale commercial freezing technology.
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12 Simple Ways To Use Leftover Pickle Juice
If you have an empty jar of pickles at home, don't throw out the leftover brine just yet. There are plenty of ways to use pickle juice in recipes and cocktails.
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The World's Most Expensive Caviar Can Cost Over $10,000
Getting your hands on some of the most expensive caviar on the planet could be a real challenge, and not just because of its hefty price tag.
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Why You Should Never, Ever Stir Turkish Coffee
While you might be tempted to add sugar or milk to Turkish coffee before drinking it, this cup of joe is built different and shouldn't be stirred.
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Chicago Restaurants That Were Favorites Of Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain appreciated great food from all kinds of places around the world, and some of his favorite restaurants and bars happened to be in Chicago.
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What's The Deal With Eating Caviar For New Year's?
People around the world have food traditions for New Year's Eve, but why do some people eat caviar? Find out how this tradition started and how it is served.
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Margherita Pizza Was Named After A Queen — Or Was It?
The Margherita pizza is a simple one with crust, San Marzano tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil. How it got its name, however, is based on a legend.
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The Unexpected McDonald's Dipping Sauce To Try With Your Nuggets
McDonald's has a number of different dipping sauces available to enjoy with your McNuggets, but the best one is a slightly more unexpected choice.
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The Fascinating History Of The How The Bellini Cocktail Was Created
The Bellini cocktail was created more than 75 years ago at a small bar in Venice, Italy, to honor the style of a particular Renaissance painter.
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The Symbolism Behind The Greek Christmas Eve Bread Christopsomo
If you've ever celebrated Christmas the Greek way, you're no stranger to Christopsomo. Here's why this tradition is so important to the Greek Orthodox Church.
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How Restaurant Chains Maintain Consistency Across Many Locations
Ideally, a burger at a New York City McDonald's should taste the same as one in Austin. So how do restaurant chains maintain consistency across many locations?
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