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Meredith Hayden, after achieving success with her cookbook and social media presence, prefers to focus on enjoying her time in the kitchen and maintaining a balanced life rather than building a large food empire, emphasizing authenticity, self-care, and autonomy in her career and personal life.
Giada De Laurentiis revealed she cried after reading a foreword written by Mario Batali for her first cookbook, which included disparaging comments about her appearance, but she later had it rewritten. Batali, a renowned chef accused of sexual misconduct, has not commented on her account.
A Columbia University researcher has published a cookbook, 'Eat Better, Sleep Better,' featuring recipes and a 28-day meal plan emphasizing foods that promote better sleep, such as those rich in tryptophan, omega-3s, and complex carbs, to improve sleep quality and support heart health. The book aims to translate scientific findings into practical dietary advice amid rising sleep issues and their link to cardiovascular risks.
Stephen and Evie McGee Colbert have released a new family cookbook titled "Does This Taste Funny?" which features recipes and the stories behind them. The couple, married since 1993, share a deep connection through their South Carolina roots and collaborative work. The article also recounts a health scare where Evie's insistence on medical attention saved Stephen's life after his appendix burst. The cookbook reflects their love for cooking and family traditions, with Stephen finding relaxation in the cooking process.
A TikTok user, Adrian Peru, discovered $252 hidden in a cookbook he purchased from Goodwill, using money as a bookmark. The video, which has garnered over 63,000 views, sparked discussions about why people hide money in books, with some viewers suggesting it was emergency savings or a blessing left by the previous owner. While some praised the find, others were skeptical, suggesting the video might be staged for views.
During an interview on Drew Barrymore's daytime talk show, Martha Stewart humorously deflected Barrymore's touchy-feely interview style. When Barrymore asked Stewart what makes her 'soft and gooey' and began rubbing her back, Stewart playfully pushed her away, quipping about gender. Despite the playful exchange, Stewart has been a frequent guest on Barrymore's show. Stewart is currently promoting her 100th cookbook and a Netflix documentary about her life, though she expressed dissatisfaction with some aspects of the film.
Al Roker, the Today show host, has opened up about his battle with food addiction and his views on weight loss drugs like Ozempic. Having undergone gastric bypass surgery in 2002, Roker emphasizes the importance of understanding portion control and not judging others' weight loss methods. Promoting his new cookbook, he discusses the challenges of maintaining a healthy relationship with food, especially in the age of social media, and shares personal insights on family and food habits.
Food Network alum Valerie Bertinelli revealed in an interview with People that she has found love again after her divorce from Tom Vitale in 2022. Keeping details about her new romance private, she shared that the relationship blossomed after meeting the new boyfriend on Instagram and having meaningful conversations over the phone. Following her divorce and the death of her first ex-husband, Eddie Van Halen, Valerie expressed surprise at falling in love again, emphasizing the importance of intentional healing and finding joy before welcoming a new partner into her life.
Actress and cookbook author Valerie Bertinelli opens up about unexpectedly finding love again after believing she would remain single, following the deaths of her ex-husband Eddie Van Halen and her divorce from Tom Vitale. She emphasizes the importance of self-love and healing before entering a new relationship, crediting therapy, walks with her dog, and writing her cookbook for aiding in her emotional and mental recovery. Bertinelli's son, Wolfgang, also recently got married, and the family is basking in romantic bliss.
Gisele Bündchen opens up about life post-divorce from Tom Brady, emphasizing the importance of embracing change and maintaining a positive outlook. She reflects on the challenges as opportunities for growth and strength, while also focusing on gratitude and co-parenting their children. Bündchen is working on a cookbook promoting healthy eating and refuses to include white sugar in her recipes, emphasizing the importance of treating her body as a temple.
Martha Stewart's former catering staffer, Sarah Gross, claims that she was the creator of a popular recipe featured in Stewart's 1982 cookbook, Entertaining, and that Stewart took credit for it. Gross alleges that she brought the 'cranberry nut tart' recipe to Stewart and they made it together for years, but Stewart claimed it as her own. Stewart has acknowledged taking inspiration from Gross's recipes and even mentioned why Gross lost out on being credited for some of her work. The accusations have surfaced in a new CNN docuseries, The Many Lives of Martha Stewart.
Chrissy Teigen revealed that her mom, Vilailuck 'Pepper' Teigen, has moved back to Thailand to live her best life, leaving a void in their family. The matriarch had lived with Chrissy, her husband John Legend, and their children for years before returning to her homeland. The close-knit family has a strong bond, and Chrissy and her mom even released a "Mom & Me Cookbook bundle" together.
Pea Soup Andersen’s, an iconic roadside restaurant known for its pea soup and eclectic design, has suddenly closed after almost 100 years in Buellton. The property is slated for redevelopment, leaving the possibility of the restaurant reopening after being rebuilt. Meanwhile, allegations against chef Matthew Kenney have surfaced, BBQ + Rice has moved into the former Needle space, a cookbook by the chef-owners of Kismet is set to release, and a GoFundMe has been started for the staff of three closed restaurants owned by Daniel Navarro.
Ina Garten shared a sneak peek of a 3-ingredient mocktail recipe from her upcoming cookbook. The refreshing drink consists of watermelon, pre-made lemonade, and strawberries, poured over ice and topped with mint. Garten suggests adding a splash of soda water to thin it out and enhance the flavor. The mocktail is described as light and perfect for the new year.
Actress Valerie Bertinelli, 63, is releasing a new cookbook titled "Indulge: Delicious and Decadent Dishes to Enjoy and Share" in April 2024. She no longer counts calories and embraces body positivity, indulging in the pleasures of food and sharing what she makes with loved ones. The cookbook features 100 recipes to nourish both the body and soul. Bertinelli has also experienced weight loss through participating in Dry January and has found it to be a positive side effect. She recently finalized her divorce from ex-husband Tom Vitale and has been focusing on her mental health.