Tag: cooking

Win Your Seder with These Bubbe-Approved Passover Dishes

Passover starts on Marth 27th and like all good Jewish holidays, food plays a central role. The holiday kicks off with the seder, held on the first and second night of Passover. It’s a time for friends and family to gather around the table and retell the story of the Jewish people’s exodus from Egypt.

Jamie Oliver divides fans with his latest cooking video

We’re all big fans of Jamie Oliver here at HELLO!, and his latest social media post certainly had our mouths watering. The celebrity chef shared a video clip on his Instagram page showing himself blowtorching the top of what looks like a lemon meringue pie – yum! There were plenty of compliments for the father-of-five

HELLO!’s top ten food bloggers to follow on Instagram

There’s something addictive about scrolling through the blogs and Instagram pages of the country’s top food bloggers – all those mouth-watering culinary creations and recipes to try yourself, reading about cooking is like a hobby in itself. There are tons of successful food bloggers out there right now, from Great British Bake Off stars to

Why You Should Never Wash Raw Chicken Before Cooking

When you purchase raw chicken, what’s the first thing you do before throwing it on the grill, frying it on the stovetop or baking it in the oven? Rinse it with water, right? Wrong. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued yet another reminder that washing raw chicken will do more harm than good.

This Man Lost 185 Pounds By Falling in Love With Cooking

Patrick Eslick remembers the first time someone made a “comment” about his weight. It was in the second grade. Things got worse during his teenage years, not only because of his growing size, but also the realization that he was gay. Eslick started shying away from the physical activities other boys were participating in (football,

This Food Is Way More Likely Than Any Other To Make You Sick

When food poisoning strikes, we’re quick to point the finger at the suspicious chicken pad thai we had the night before. But more often than not, the culprit is actually a totally different ingredient: eggs. “Eggs are a brilliant food but you can assume the shell is carrying salmonella,” Lydia Buchtmann, spokesperson for the Food