The Holiday Party Appetizer Ratio You Need To Remember
The tablescape, themed décor, and playlist are all perfectly set for your holiday party. But do you have enough food? Here are the rules to go by when hosting.
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The Substitutions You Should Know For More Allergen-Friendly Kugel
Need to make an allergy-friendly kugel? These are the ingredient substitutions to save.
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The Reason We Don't Roast Chestnuts As Much During The Holidays
We often associate roasted chestnuts with Christmas festivities. But most chestnuts today are imported from different countries. Here's the reason why.
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Take Celebration To A New Level By Properly Setting The Table During Kwanzaa
Have you ever wondered why the table is set a certain way during Kwanzaa? It turns out that tradition is deeply rooted in the table settings.
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What Makes Latkes Different From Potato Pancakes?
Read on if you've ever wondered what makes latkes different from potato pancakes, and how the two dishes are related yet completely distinct.
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The Spanish Tradition Of Eating Grapes At The Stroke Of Midnight
Americans might have Times Square, but in Spain, people ring in the new year with a very different kind of tradition -- one centered on a fruit of the vine.
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The Air Fryer Is Your Secret Weapon For Grease-Free Latkes
Here's why one student swears by using an air fryer to make latkes.
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The Royal Medieval Origins Of Gingerbread Cookies
Here's how gingerbread came to be so popular.
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The Reason Why Oranges Are One Of The Original Stocking Stuffers
Kids are used to getting small items and treats in their Christmas stockings. But what if they got an orange? Do you know about this sweet holiday tradition?
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The Symbolic Tradition Of Eating Pork On New Year's
There are some traditions you understand, and some in which you take part but may not know why. Do you know the reasons behind eating pork on New Year's Day?
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The First Use For Candy Canes Was To Keep Kids Quiet
As the holidays approach, you may be reminded of special traditions surrounding your family. But did you know there's also a tradition surrounding candy canes?
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The Reason Mint Is Such A Popular Holiday Flavor
If you've ever wondered how certain ingredients became associated with specific holidays and seasons, this is the Reason Mint Is Such A Popular Holiday Flavor.
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Soba Is The Japanese New Year's Tradition You're Missing
If you've ever been curious about different New Year's celebrations, learn about how soba is the Japanese New Year's tradition you're missing out on.
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The Festival Devoted Almost Exclusively To Scrapple
Looking for a fun way to celebrate meats and fruits during autumn? Here's everything you need to know about the festival devoted almost exclusively to scrapple.
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Why Eating A Pretzel For New Year's Is Considered Good Luck
A tradition with a history that stretches back to Germany in the Early Middle Ages, here's why eating a pretzel for New Year's is considered good luck.
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Wiener Schnitzel's Ingredients Are Actually Defined By Law
Many cultures have a dish that features meat that has been breaded and fried. But did you know there's only one that can legally be called Wiener Schnitzel?
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Snickers Salad: Is It A Salad? Or Is It A Dessert?
Snickers Salad? Whoa! Yes, you read that correctly. But is this candy bar-packed creation also named correctly?
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How Gen Z Is Rewriting Thanksgiving Dinner With Pizza
For decades, it seems that turkey with all the trimmings has reigned supreme as a Thanksgiving mainstay -- but one report suggests Gen Z is switching it up.
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These Non-Pumpkin Spice Autumn Flavors Will Take Your Fall To Another Dimension
Pumpkin spice is one of the most popular autumn flavors but sometimes you just want something different. Try these flavors to kick up your fall this year.
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The Benefits Of Plating Meals On Serving Boards
Tired of washing a mountain of dishes after your latest dinner party? If that's the case, a serving board might be the answer to your clean-up woes.
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The One Veggie You'll Never See Aarón Sánchez Eat
Here's why the chef isn't a fan of green peppers.
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Why You Should Replace Last Year's Thanksgiving Spices
If you're honest with yourself, when was the last time you bought new spices? If the answer is "last Thanksgiving," here's why you'll want to replace them.
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How Thin You Should Make Wiener Schnitzel
As far as Austrian cuisine goes, Wiener schnitzel is pretty much the ultimate dish. If you want to make it as authentic as possible, you have to get this right.
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Bavi: The Southwestern Superfood You Should Know About
If you have any interest in the culinary practices of indigenous Americans, read up on bavi, the Southwestern superfood you should know about.
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Pulque: The Ancient Mesoamerican Beverage Made From Agave
If you're a fan of tequila and mezcal you're going to want to get to know pulque, the ancient Mesoamerican beverage made from agave.
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A Baking Sheet Will Take Your Thanksgiving Stuffing To The Next Level
Stuffing is a standby on the Thanksgiving table. Here's how a baking sheet will take this traditional side to the next level of savory, crunchy goodness.
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The Nation's Only Indigenous-Owned Distillery Uses An Unexpected Ingredient
This is everything you need to know about the nation's only indigenous-owned distillery, which uses an unexpected ingredient to make its spirits.
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