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Taking your diet into your own hands by eating at home is the best way to control what and how much you're consuming, but it appears that restaurants aren't the only source of super-size portions that threaten your waistline. A new study evaluated how classic recipes have changed over the years and discovered a disturbing trend: for nearly every recipe reviewed, there was an approximate 40 Read more
First published in 1931, the Joy of Cooking has been considered the definitive cookbook for more than the last half-century, and is credited with helping to demystify cooking for home chefs. But the culinary classic is now poising itself to become the star of another market: the frozen-food segment. Bellisio Foods, the company behind Michelina's meals, is testing a Joy of Cooking line in 3,500 Read more
The networks will trot out their brand-new TV shows at next week's upfronts, but before we get a look at previews and find out the schedules, we're going to acquaint you with the upcoming series. First up are the shows coming to NBC, so check out the comedies and dramas that the network has picked up for the Fall 2012 season. COMEDIES Go On: Matthew Perry stars as a sportscaster who starts Read more
Pink raised doughnuts with toasted coconut — that about says it all — Joy the Baker You can actually eat this glowing sushi — Food Beast Cooking with instant coffee — The FN Dish Use up leftover quinoa in this savory sauté — Big Girls Small Kitchen Would you give these bacon products a chance? — The Daily Meal Think you can ski with a Starbucks coffee in your hand? — HuffPost Read more
One of the hardest thing to budget in the past year was eating habits, according to SavvySugar readers. Of course, there is always the simple solution of just eating at home more often, but you can still cut your food bill here and there when you're eating out. We've given you plenty of tips in the past on how to save when eating out so we're rehashing some of the best ones as well as throwing Read more
All that holiday gifting is only half the merriment of the holidays. The rest of it — in our opinion, at least! — comes from the joy of making and savoring special holiday treats that only come once a year. The minute Thanksgiving passed, we move on to dreaming about all the holiday dessert possibilities, and there are simply too many on our to-make list to name. From gingerbread cookies to Read more
Baking is one of those cooking joys that takes a lot of hard work and precision. The whole process can be a little intimidating to someone just starting out in the kitchen. If you have a baking newbie in your life, prepare to cross her off your list after checking out this gift guide. These 10 colorful treats are sure to bring some sweetness to the holiday and help her out in her new endeavor. Read more
Lots of moms like to think out loud, and CherylDee is one of them. Here is one of the latest posts to her Lipsticks to Baby Bottles blog. A few days ago I decided to try out a recipe I found online. It sounded delicious, well in a baby delicious sorta way! So let's jump right into it. Here's a list or more like pictures of the items you will need to create this dish for your bubs. I know I did Read more
Senior Editor Annie is embarking on Dr. Frank Lipman's two-week Cleanse to detox her system. No caffeine, sugar, bread, or booze allowed. Here's how it's going. Day one of the cleanse started out beautifully. I was motivated! I was taking control of my health! I was . . . hungry. Normally, I eat fruit and a hard-boiled egg before going to the office. On the detox, however, I was allowed only two Read more
It's hard to believe that an entire year has passed since the Cooking Channel first debuted, but it's true. Today, the network celebrates its first anniversary! Despite our waning interest for cooking reality TV shows, we're grateful that there's another outlet dedicated solely to food and the joys of time spent in the kitchen. Are you an avid fan? Find out how much you know about the channel Read more
