Category: blog

Spicy food is a total drama queen. It sets your mouth on fire, makes your nose run like it’s training for a marathon,... Read More

In America, we love our fried foods. From chicken wings and French fries all the way to corndogs and mozzarella sticks, we’ll eat... Read More

One of the hardest things about the pandemic is that we haven’t been able to celebrate the significant events in our lives the... Read More

In this day and age, there are seemingly endless options to feed ourselves. One popular method is the do-it-yourself meal kits. There are... Read More

When you walk through the meat section at the grocery store, you will often find steaks labeled with a small shield in the... Read More

If you’ve ever dipped a carrot or pita chip into a bowl of hummus, you’ve likely been the lucky beneficiary of tahini —... Read More

The Challenge of Eating Gluten Free For many Americans, trying to find good gluten free meals is a never-ending struggle. It’s estimated that... Read More

One of the most dominant food trends over the past several years has been the rise of veganism. Back in 2004, there were... Read More

In my time as a chef, I’ve been lucky enough to travel around the world and immerse myself in different cultures and cuisines.... Read More

“All that I am, or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.”  —Abraham Lincoln  The second Monday of every May is dedicated to the women... Read More

CookinGenie lets you travel with food all around the world. Next stop: Korea.  Sometimes, the humblest foods are the best foods. That’s certainly the case with bibimbap, Korea’s answer... Read More

There are certain things that just evoke America:    – Baseball.  – Uncle Sam.   – Corn fields.   – Apple pie.    But what... Read More

“Southern barbecue is the closest thing we have in the US to Europe’s wines or cheeses; drive a hundred miles and the barbecue changes.” ... Read More

Valentine’s Day has been celebrated since ancient Roman times—it began as a pagan fertility festival to celebrate Faunus, the Roman god of agriculture, where... Read More