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Easy Cooking and Clean Up
You may really enjoy cooking every meal at home. But, you may be like most people and absolutely hate the clean up you have to undertake after cooking. Some couples have an arrangement: whoever cooks doesn’t clean. This may work if you have a willing partner, but it rarely sticks for more than a few nights. So, if you hate to clean up after cooking, take a look at these tricks to cut down on your mess after a great meal. Aluminum foil is sim Read More...
Cooking Guide - Some Cooking Tips
Cooking is an act of preparing food by heat application. It is a great combination of cooking techniques and tools. It needs right selection and measurement of ingredients to improve flavor and digestibility of food. The person who is going to cook should have sufficient skill of cooking. Cooking normally changes flavor, texture, appearance and nutritional properties of food. People generally learn cooking from their parents or grandparents whil Read More...
Professional Cooking - Is It for You?
Many people enjoy lucrative careers in the professional cooking industry. There are many avenues one can go if they take the right classes and learn the art of professional cooking. This article will look at some of the advantages to pursuing professional cooking as a career. Many people take professional cooking classes just to learn how to spice up their home meals. Others take professional cooking classes to start their own business or land a Read More...

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Today's topic is: The Art of Cooking
Cooking was invented in prehistoric times, when a primitive tribe had a lucky accident. The tribe had killed an animal and was going to eat it raw, when a tribe member named Woog tripped and dropped it into the fire. At first, the other tribe members were angry at Woog, but then, as the aroma of burning meat filled the air, they had an idea. So they ate Woog raw. Read More...
After diabetes diagnosis, US celebrity chef feels heat
US cooking star Paula Deen, self-proclaimed "Queen of Southern Cuisine" famous for her dishes smothered in butter, has met a storm of outrage after revealing she has diabetes and is hawking a drug to treat the disease. Read More...
The power of cooking skills
How letting children cook helps them eat better Read More...
Cooking fires a growing problem in region
Greensburg firefighters rush into action as the sirens blare at 3 a.m. This January morning, like more than 200 times each year for the last three years. Read More...
Cooking up gourmet adventures across the West
A guide to the hotels, resorts and other locales in the West that offer travelers hand's-on cooking lessons. Cooking classes are sprouting like shiitake mushrooms across the West, often in gorgeous locations. For travelers who want to plan their gourmet adventures, we've found restaurants, hotels, lodges, resorts and culinary academies where they can improve their home-chef skills with hands-on ... Read More...
Share Our Strength Reveals Low-Income Families Cooking More, but Are They Healthy Meals?
NEW YORK, NY-- - Low-income American families are cooking dinner at home most nights but are struggling to make healthy meals, according to a new study released today from Share Our Strength's Cooking ... Read More...
World Chefs: Besh focuses on simple, family cooking
NEW YORK (Reuters) - American chef John Besh looked to his wife and four sons for inspiration for his second cookbook book which contains tips and recipes for busy parents and couples to cook simple, delicious meals. Besh, who has won various awards for his modern New Orleans cuisine, said "My Family Table" was created to help people in the kitchen. His ninth restaurant Borgne, a seafood eatery ... Read More...
Fire Department Alarmed by Rise in Cooking Fires
Green Bay firefighters say they're responding to an alarming number of cooking-related fires this winter. The reasons for the fires may not be what you would expect. Read More...
Cooking Behind Bars
These women may not have an oven, refrigerator, stove, knife, or even the ability to boil water, but they do have plenty of time on their hands. Decades, in fact. Read More...
Cooking for college scholarships
Local high school students hope to stir up some college scholarship money on Monday. Nearly 100 students with a passion for the culinary arts participated in the 3rd annual Prostart High School Culinary Competition at the Old Capitol Inn. Hundreds of thousands of dollars are up for stake. Read More...