Nasty Habits of Food Network Celebrities
Put away your tin foil, Giada de Laurentiis enthusiasts; lay down your many meats, Guy Ferari fans, and please, Sandra Lee-watchers, don't buy pre-packaged ingredients you can easily make.
Put away your tin foil, Giada de Laurentiis enthusiasts; lay down your many meats, Guy Ferari fans, and please, Sandra Lee-watchers, don't buy pre-packaged ingredients you can easily make.
Louise McCready | Posted 10.16.2009 | Style
Who grew your food is a very important question to ask and very, very nice to know.
Gale Gand | Posted 10.06.2008 | Chicago
I have a blow torch in my home, but I'm a professional pastry chef and have a degree in silver and gold smithing so it makes sense for me. But Cindy McCain? Why didn't she at least choose something a little more American and homey to steal?
David Weiner | Posted 06.24.2008 | Politics
Cindy McCain is up to her old tricks. Her recipe for oatmeal-butterscotch cookies featured in the latest issue of Family Circle magazine is identical to a recipe on Hersheys.com.
David Weiner | Posted 04.29.2008 | Politics
Cindy McCain joked that the intern who stole the recipes from the Food Network was "now in Betty Crocker boot camp."
David Weiner | Posted 04.22.2008 | Politics
It seems that Cindy McCain, John McCain's perfect, blonde beer-baroness wife is about to find herself painted as the latest example of plagiarism on the campaign trail.
Isabel Cowles | Posted 05.16.2009 | Green