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Mitchell R. Lajoie 5 days ago

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A simple pen and paper can dramatically boost your weight loss. Studies present the act of writing down what you eat and drink tends to make you more conscious of what, when, and the way much you’re consuming – main you to in the end soak up fewer energy. One research found that individuals who kept a food diary six … Read More

As Bobby Flay ends 3-decade Food Network reign, find out what its other cooking stars are doing now

Mitchell R. Lajoie 7 days ago

Back in 1993, the Food Network hit the airwaves. Originally called TV Food Network, the channel really got into its groove after a few years and launched the careers of numerous celebrity chefs. But what are the biggest Food Network names doing today? Wonderwall.com is investigating, starting with this famous TV chef, who’s had a very eventful 2021: In June, he opened Amalfi inside Caesars Palace — his first-ever Italian restaurant. And in October, news broke revealing that Bobby Flay — who rose to fame in the ’90s on the Food Network, appearing on 14 cooking specials and shows over the years — was leaving the network after nearly three decades as one of its biggest stars. Keep reading for more…




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It’s the end of an era!

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Joshua Weissman Wants You to Stop Cooking This One Viral TikTok Recipe

Mitchell R. Lajoie 1 week ago

Chef and cookbook author Joshua Weissman is begging you to please stop making that viral baked feta pasta recipe that’s all over TikTok.

“There’s a lot that I’ve seen on social media where I’m like, ‘That should not exist,’ and I wish there was a way for me to wipe it out free from the internet and so people have never seen it,” the viral chef, who has 10 million followers between TikTok and YouTube, tells Glamour over the phone. “That baked feta tomato thing is just not a true pasta sauce. It just feels too quick and easy. Making a carbonara takes just as long—actually less time—to make and tastes significantly better.”

Still, if you disagree with Weissman, he kindly invites you to tell him to “eat socks.” Cooking what you love and finding what process works for you is exactly the selling point of his new,

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Tasting Smorgasbord allows youth to showcase cooking skills

Mitchell R. Lajoie 1 week ago

COSHOCTON — One might think the junior fair is only focused on livestock, but there are other projects where students showcased their skills. 

The Tasting Smorgasbord gave Coshocton County 4-Hers, ages 9 to 18, the opportunity to highlight their cooking skills by competing in several categories that included appetizers, meats and main dishes, bread, pasta and rice, fruits, vegetables and salads, desserts and snacks. Judges critiqued the dishes on recipe, texture, flavor and appearance.

There were 25 cooks taking part, including Cloverbuds who were not part of the active competition.

Madison Hammond, 13, of Keene Kountry Kids 4-H Club serves judge Kaite Wesney a white chicken chili at the 4-H Tasting Smorgasbord at the Coshocton County Fair. Hammond won first place for meats and main dishes and judges' choice for best overall.

‘They’re learning to share something that they’ve made’

Emily Marrison, family and consumer sciences educator for the Ohio State University Extension Office of Coshocton County, said the smorgasbord allows 4-H members to explore their cooking interests while interacting with the public. Many also do cooking projects. 

“They’re learning to share something that they’ve made,” Marrison said. “We also talk

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