Hannah Rice
School
Brown University, Yale University
Expertise
Celebrity Chefs, Lusophone Cuisines, Bird Roasting Techniques
- Hannah has lived in five countries on three different continents, where she developed knowledge of unique international cooking styles.
- She learned how to cook under the guidance of her great-grandmother and still recreates many old family recipes.
- Every Sunday, you can find Hannah making a batch of cinnamon rolls by hand.
Experience
Hannah has been writing professionally for over six years. She began her career as an academic writer at Yale University, where she published her work in the literary journal "Inti." She went on to write for Narcity.com, where she uncovered some of the most unique restaurants and menu items in South Florida. More recently, Hannah published a series of children's stories for the Chinese publishing start-up, Eduland.
Education
Hannah holds a master's degree in Latin American literature from Yale University and a Bachelor of Arts from Brown University, where she double-concentrated in Hispanic studies and Portuguese and Brazilian studies.
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Stories By Hannah Rice
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Salads are nutritious, but some store bought options aren't quite as healthy as they could be. Here are which Trader Joe's salad kits are best for you.
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From peanut to pecan, there's a dazzling variety of nut butters on store shelves, but some are better for you than others. Here are a few of the unhealthiest.
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A roasted ham is a classic holiday meal to cook for family and guests, but there are a few ways it can go wrong. Here are the biggest mistakes to avoid.
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Fall is the season for apple picking, pumpkin carving, and fall menu items! We checked out several from Tim Horton's to see which ones really taste like fall.
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Creating a restaurant-quality Italian meal at home may be easier than you think. The secret lies in making a good sauce, and these expert tips can help!
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We spoke with Chef Tiago Padilha to learn some of the tricks he and other professional chefs use to make the pasta dishes they serve taste so good.
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Ruth's Chris Steakhouse is a stalwart of the U.S. fine dining scene but it has a checkered history. Here are 8 things the restaurant doesn't want you to know.
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In October, grocery stores are full of sweet and spooky snacks. Some are delicious, others not so much. Here are a few to grab and a few to pass on.
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Sloppy joes are a deliciously easy American classic meal with a mysterious past. Debates over their origins have caused arguments and even court cases.
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Assuming all Aldi locations are basically the same, we headed to one in Germany to stock up on our usual items. Boy were we wrong. Here's what we discovered.
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Undercooked food can be bad for you but you should also take care not to overcompensate. For health and flavor, here are some foods it's best not to overcook.
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There are a few tactics that you can employ to ensure that your hard-boiled eggs will come out as perfect as possible the next time you make them.
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Dining in the dark is much darker than you'd guess, and just when you think you've figured out what you're eating, you find out you're wrong. And it's amazing.
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Brazil is home to dozens of unique fruits that range from tart to sugary in flavor. Here are some of the tastiest that will have you booking the next flight.
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With ratings drops, streaming competition, and allegations of sexual assault, the talk show "The Chew" simply could not survive another season.
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Plenty of culinary experts have sampled a unique dish - or even a simple ingredient - and realized that they just could not get on board with the taste.
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When eating out, you'll likely order a beverage to go along with your meal. You should think twice before choosing a soft drink instead of something healthier.
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Rio de Janeiro has a plethora of dining options from local dishes to top class sushi. So, here is the list of first-rate Marvelous City restaurants for 2023.
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The wedge salad, once a steakhouse staple, has a long and winding history, Here's how it became an iconic American dish -- and why it fell from grace.
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From beef stroganoff to Franco do Amaral Industries' canned banana flakes, these are some vintage canned goods that are best left in the past.
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From a goofy yet adorable Loch Ness monster to a disproportionate statue of David, Nailed It's amateur bakers are serving us some truly epic cake fails.
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Tres leches has its roots in Latin America but how it came about may actually surprise you. Check the fascinating origin story of this delicious cake.
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While refrigeration has made it easier for home cooks to whip up safer versions of traditional chicken salad, this meal is not completely risk-free.
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When summertime rolls around there's nothing better than a refreshing cocktail to beat the heat. Kick up your drinks this season with a few chef-approved tips.
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Brazilian food draws on traditions from indigenous nations, offering diverse eats. From feijoada to maniçoba, these are the Brazilian foods that you must try.
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From the delightful seafood dish "arroz de marisco" to the satisfying dessert of "ovos moles de Aveiro," these are the top eats to try on your trip to Portugal.
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Seaweed salad has a rich history, one that has resulted in many different versions of the dish in Japan. Learn about its fascinating origins here.