Never heard of crash hot potatoes, the delightful Australian dish? You have now! So what are they, how do you make them, and what sets them above the rest?
Foodies love exotic fruits; the stranger looking, the better. Rambutan is a gorgeous spiky fruit that's full of delicious flavor. Here's how to cut into one.
Throughout America's history, the term "salad" is used loosely. Sure, it can mean lettuce and dressing, but it can also be something more like a pretzel salad.
There might be a number of iconic breakfast combos throughout history, but for many, eggs and syrup isn't one of them. Even so, don't be quick to discount it.
You're familiar with various location styles of pizza: Chicago, New York, and Detroit. But have you ever had Quad City-style pizza? What makes it so unique?
Tortas have become increasingly popular north of the border in recent years. And there's a very good chance you've seen them offered at Mexican restaurants.
From Buffalo mac and cheese to corn dogs, brothers Scott and Brian Wilson ate their way through every food item at the Indiana State Fair so you don't have to.
Eggs are an ingredient in countless dishes and a focal point of others. If you've never had the simple French dish of eggs and mayonnaise, you're missing out.
Plenty of foods around the world have strange names, feature unique ingredients, and are beloved by many. What is monkey gland sauce, and why is it called that?
Not sure if you're in the mood for sushi or a hamburger? If that's the case, why not combine the best of both worlds into a homemade feat of fusion food?
If you're up for experimenting with new flavor combinations and expanding your culinary horizons, it's a great way to keep things fresh and interesting.
If you're familiar with various cuts of beef, you may have heard of the Denver steak. You'll want to try it once you know what it is and how to cook it.
Charcuterie boards are a crowd pleaser because of their versatility -- they offer a taste for everyone. The same can be true of the trending cream cheese board.
You've likely encountered a Waldorf salad on one menu or another. Do you know much about its ingredients or story? Here's how the Waldorf salad got its name.
While it might not be a common protein found in your local supermarket aisle, raccoon meat as a culinary staple has a longstanding history in the South.
New York pizza is both a beloved dish and a favorite-style hot topic. There's nothing quite like it. But how exactly is it defined, and what sets it apart?
Pepperoni is America's favorite pizza topping. While it's not as Italian as you might think, one version is unique compared to its traditional counterpart.
Curaçao may conjure up images of a blue, fruity drink, but there's so much more to the island than just that. Here are some of the best things you need to try.
With plenty of inspiration to take from the city's French and Creole roots, these New Orleans joints are hot spots for savory and sweet brunch options alike.