In her first cookbook "Cooking for Your Man," Yolanda Banks covers everything from crazy-hot crab dip and blackened catfish to veal marsala with mushrooms and bread pudding with bourbon-caramel sauce.
The onset of fall brings with it bright orange pumpkins, which can be used to make everything from muffins to stews. When selecting a pumpkin for cooking, look for pie or sweet pumpkins. These are smaller than the large jack-o'-lantern pumpkins and the flesh is sweeter and less watery.
If the recent outbreak of the E. coli infection traced to fresh spinach has left you worried about what's on your plate, breathe a little easier: Despite the recent high-profile problem, food-borne illness has been declining steadily in the United States.
Barbecued whole baby snapper. Styling by Sara Backhouse. Photo: Marina Oliphant Don't be afraid of cooking fish - the secret is simple: different types of fish suit different ways of cooking. Michele Curtis shares the best way with the catch of the day.
(Family Features) - As international cuisines continue to grow in popularity, many Americans are now recreating these unique and ethnic flavors in their home kitchens. From Indian to Mexican, there is one simple ingredient that can help in the journey of ethnic cooking - evaporated milk.
Just as it was beginning to feel like the South Bay was awash in Vietnamese fusion restaurants, Nha Toi comes along and reverses course with home-style cooking.