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New Girl” star has been interested for quite a while.“I’ve been working in this space of asking questions about food for six years,” Deschanel, 43, told The Post. “We did a short-form series [for Facebook] called ‘Your Food’s Roots.’ They were 10-minute episodes … so I’ve been on this journey for a while and I feel very prepared.“Then I started asking all kinds of questions because I had two kids back-to-back and I was like, ‘Where is this food from?’ Questions I’d never asked before all the sudden starting popping up in my brain.

some healthy competition for Selena Gomez. The model debuted a new cooking show “What’s in My Kitchen?” featuring recipes for her favorite dishes on Wednesday on YouTube. It’s a move that got some critics fired up, harking comparisons to Gomez’s HBO Max show “Selena + Chef” and calling Bieber a culinary copycat.“Hailey really needs to stop copying Selena and she should focus on herself,” one user posted on Twitter.

to Instagram on Wednesday to post a few close-up shots of herself all glammed up with a fresh blowout and sporting a neutral lip.In the first slide, she was seen pursing her lips into a kissy face and “smizing” into the camera, showing off her smoldering look while holding her iPhone for the selfie. The second pic featured her in the salon chair as her famous hairstylist, John Barrett, fluffed up her hair after styling and cutting it.

TikTok video, actor Stanley Tucci shared a recipe for a pasta casserole using leftovers, and didn’t hold back as he ate it for breakfast at a ripe 10 a.m.Tucci, 62, filmed the video from his eclectic kitchen, explaining that he had leftover Farfalle pasta and had decided to repurpose it. “I sautéed garlic, onion, panchetta, and some peas, and then put them into a little casserole dish, baking dish, with the pasta and then Besciamella – Besciamella sauce – and mixed it all up with little things of butter on top and parmigiano,” he said in the clip.Wearing his signature glasses and a sweater draped over his shoulders, the “Searching for Italy” star stood by his toaster oven and slid out the perfectly baked, delicious-looking pasta.

The Times he “thinks like a woman” when he’s whipping up a meal and said male-centered kitchens are “not a good place to work.”The “One” cookbook author explained how male chefs are too focused on perfecting recipes and women are more intuitive with their cooking skills.“As a young boy, getting a craft and this energy about Michelin stars and measurement and how you control nature as opposed to how you react to nature, which I think are more feminine traits like nourishment and more maternal feelings,” Oliver said. “If I’m ever good, I have to try and think like a woman.”The “Naked Chef” host added: “If you want to see what bad looks like you go to a kitchen full of just men.

on Twitter, where more than 4.4 million people also watched.A Twitch streamer almost burnt down her kitchen in a cooking stream pic.twitter.com/a5OFh53ZYgWitnesses on social media grilled the amateur cook for failing to use basic fire safety — and doing so live on camera.“Don’t they cover this stuff in elementary school anymore?” one asked.“Why tf would you do a cooking stream if you don’t know the basics in safe cooking?” demanded another. According to the FireRescue1 community, an official partner of the International Fire Chiefs Association, small fires should be snuffed out by placing a fitted lid on the enflamed pan, or dousing with salt or baking soda, strictly.While water or fanning may seem like natural fire deterrents, both can actually augment the blaze in event of a grease fire.

after sharing a “horrifying” recipe for microwaved salmon that Twitter users have dubbed his “scariest work yet.” His tutorial on cooking the culinary horror show currently boasts thousands of views on Twitter. “Dinner: get a nice salmon filet at the supermarket, not too big,” the 74-year-old “The Shining” author wrote to his 6.6 million Twitter followers. “Put some olive oil and lemon juice on it.

shared the clip on Instagram last month, where she was showing fans how she cooks the poultry.In the tutorial, the “Four Kids and It” star made some cooking snafus when she added seasonings to her grease and didn’t wash her chicken long enough before cooking it.However, thanks to TikTok, the video has gone viral weeks later, with many users are throwing her into the fire and blasting her baking techniques on Twitter.The account that first shared the video simply tweeted on April 4, “Paula Patton just ruined my day.”More memes and reactions to the “Precious” actress quasi-cooking show started to trickle in, with another person adding: “Paula please go take a chicken frying class cos that’s just ridiculous.”Paula Patton just ruined my day. pic.twitter.com/TNXvB5VPIj“Paula Patton needs to start off with something easier like toasting bagels,” someone noted.Others came at the biracial actress for her recipe, stating that her frying process was indicative of which parent she took after, since Patton was raised by a white mother and an African-American father.“Dear Black People: Spend more time with your mixed children and teach them how to make Black and Southern food properly.

Kate Humble, 53, has confessed she was worried she may have made a “terrible mistake” in starting a rural skills business, which she runs with her husband, television producer and director Ludo Graham.She said there were times when she had doubts about whether they’d made the right decision.In a new interview, Kate described setting up the business as “really hard” but also rewarding.She explained that it was especially difficult, because running the business was so new to them and not an area they had much experience in.When asked about setting up a rural skills business with her husband, the television presenter, who specialises in wildlife shows, she told Platinum magazine earlier this month: “It was really hard.“We were doing our day jobs while getting it up and running, with no knowledge or experience.“We constantly asked ourselves, ‘Are we making a terrible mistake?’Kate added that things worked out for the best and she’s glad they took the “risk”.She said: “But now we are living the dream.“And I’m really pleased we did it, because you can coast through life and always take the easy option, or you can take risks and enjoy the satisfaction that comes with that.”Kate and Ludo married in Newbury in 1992.Kate recently spoke about her marriage of almost 30 years on a one-off Channel 5 documentary called Escape To The Winter Farm With Kate Humble.Opening up about how the pandemic actually strengthened her marriage to BAFTA award-winning husband, Ludo.The 53-year-old explained: “We have lived through major world events in our time together, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and Nelson Mandela being released from prison and now the pandemic.“And now we’re hanging on in there and we have stayed together for the dogs,

Kate Humble, 53, admits she was “vile” to her husband of 30 years, Ludo Graham, 60.She said the couple were on the brink of divorce many times, but that she has her way of “getting away” with things.The A Country Life for Half the Price presenter said: “Basically, I got divorced almost every week as I tried to balance filming with writing the cookbook, which I had no idea how to do because I’d never done one before.“I was vile to poor Ludo!”In a new interview with Platinum magazine, Kate shared that her marriage nearly fell apart “almost” on a weekly basis.Speaking on their relationship, Kate said that balancing her work and her personal life was a struggle.Kate runs a rural skills business with her husband and admits setting it up was “really hard”.She said: “It was really hard.

How To Fail with Elizabeth Day, released today, Delia said why she did not have children.She said: "Although I don't have children, it's never really bothered me, and I have great doubts about whether I would have been a good parent."I really have doubts about that."Elizabeth then asked Kate whether she got stuck into her work because she felt that she needed to leave a contribution because she did not have children.She replied: "That isn't something that's ever been a problem."And if I had [that] problem I would go and adopt an unwanted baby."I wouldn't mind doing that now but I'm too old."Delia continued: "Somebody who shall be nameless said that one of the things that was missing was that because I hadn't had children I didn't understand how to feed children."Not at all, my cookery course was in the school curriculum."Delia also spoke to The Mail on Sunday in 2009 about why she never had children.She said: "It wasn’t to be, but I have loved what I’ve been able to do by not having children."Maybe one of the reasons I’ve been so successful in my career is down to the fact I haven’t had any children."I think if I’d had a family, I would have gone wholeheartedly into being a mother."Delia's first television appearance was in the early 1970s, as a resident cook on BBC East's regional magazine programme.Following the success, she was offered her own cookery show, Family Fare which ran between 1973 and 1975.Her 1995 book Delia Smith's The Winter Collection sold 2 million copies in hardback, becoming the fifth biggest-selling book of the 1990s.In February 2013 she announced that she had retired from television cookery programmes, and would concentrate on offering her recipes online.

Cooking duo Dave Myers, 64, and Si King, 55, revealed what they really thought of the American versions of themselves, when they appeared on the History Channel.The Hairy Bikers stars criticised their US dopplegangers, who they feel do not accurately represent who they are. When quizzed by Simon Rimmer about why the Hairy Bikers have never made it big in the States, the pair explained that part of the problem lay in the fact that Americans “couldn’t understand” their accents. However, they also revealed that they had in fact sold the Hairy Bikers license to the American History Channel. The channel did air their own version of the show for one season, before it was scrapped by the network due to poor viewing figures. The US version of the

Gordon, Gino and Fred Go Greek! and her daughter Tilly with Strictly Come Dancing, Tana is keen to start trying for another baby, according to the TV star.Gordon and Tana are already parents to Megan, 23, twins Holly and Jack, 21, Tilly, 19, and Oscar, two.The celebrity dad, 54, opened up to Jimmy Fallon via video link back in January about how Tana, 47, wanted to try for another baby during the lockdown. “Literally two hours ago our Prime Minister has announced we are in Lockdown now until the frigging 15th of February,” he lamented.“So [Tana] said we have good news.

Julia Child — or even Giada De Laurentiis — she ain’t. On Paris Hilton’s new Netflix show, “Cooking with Paris” (premiering Aug. 4), the heiress whips up meals with various celeb friends — Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato, Saweetie — and reveals that the kitchen, unlike an Ibiza foam party, is not her natural environment. “I love cooking, I’m not a trained chef and I don’t want to be,” Hilton says in the show’s opening. Turns out, Hilton doesn’t even want to wear an apron.

The Andy Jaye Podcast: "I got to the point where I was 39 approaching 40, and it wasn't a health issue, but it was a case of that age of reflection on how old you are, where you are, what you're doing, what's happening in your life."You do kind of think, 'OK, I need to do something here'."I made massive lifestyle changes - I stopped drinking, stopped trying to be a massive idiot, and just kind of got to grips with my life."I would quite happily admit that I have an issue and a problem with alcohol. I have a problem with excess," he continued.He then went on to recall his birthday outing to illustrate the point."Everything has to be 100 per cent...

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dine-asty.His son, Hunter Fieri — the self-proclaimed “Prince of Flavortown” — is ready to rock the frosted-tipped crown and take his place as a veritable Food Network star.“I work side by side with my dad. We’re best friends, we do everything together at this point,” the 24-year-old told The Post.

succo (sauce to Sicilians) at 10 AM, so that the could marinate for six full hours, resulting in a deliciously moist side dish (but that recipe is for another time). My grandma would always bring—and burn—the garlic , and my growing family of 15 would sit around the dinner table with a and good conversation for hours. I have continued this family tradition even after moving to New York, but sometimes a classic red sauce just isn't what you're craving every Sunday.

When the fatigue first hit, Chad Kimball says, he figured it was the result of doing eight shows a week of Broadway’s “Come From Away.” But the exhaustion persisted. After he was tested, he learned he had COVID-19.

Some former treats have lost their luster now that we’ve been in quarantine for over a month—re-watching a favorite TV show for the tenth time, the satisfaction of cleaning a sink full of dishes, the false comfort of sweatpants (?). But one thing that’s been just as wonderful, isolated or not, is chocolate chip cookies.