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after sharing a “horrifying” recipe for microwaved salmon that Twitter users have dubbed his “scariest work yet.” His tutorial on cooking the culinary horror show currently boasts thousands of views on Twitter. “Dinner: get a nice salmon filet at the supermarket, not too big,” the 74-year-old “The Shining” author wrote to his 6.6 million Twitter followers. “Put some olive oil and lemon juice on it.

Prince Royce took to Instagram to showcase his culinary skills. In a mouthwatering video, he shared step-by-step instructions on how to prepare Mangú, the beloved national breakfast (lunch or dinner) dish of the Dominican Republic.Mangú, a dish deeply rooted in the Dominican tradition, is a flavorful combination of boiled and mashed green (or sweet) plantains served with a medley of savory toppings.The video begins with Prince Royce enthusiastically peeling and chopping green plantains, the star ingredient of Mangú.

Reese Witherspoon is sparking a heated debate about whether it’s safe to eat snow after sharing a video of herself making a “Snow Salt Chococinno” on Friday.“Oh my gosh, it’s so good,” she gushed on TikTok after adding salted caramel sauce, chocolate syrup, and cold-brewed coffee to the snow she had scooped off her covered grill.The deluge of concerned comments prompted Witherspoon, 47, to make not one, but three, follow-up TikToks to address worries. In the first, she microwaved the snow to produce clear water in an attempt to combat the “dirty” snow rumors.“So, we’re kind of in the category of, ‘you only live once,’ and it snows maybe once a year here,” Witherspoon explained in the second follow-up clip.

TikTok video, actor Stanley Tucci shared a recipe for a pasta casserole using leftovers, and didn’t hold back as he ate it for breakfast at a ripe 10 a.m.Tucci, 62, filmed the video from his eclectic kitchen, explaining that he had leftover Farfalle pasta and had decided to repurpose it. “I sautéed garlic, onion, panchetta, and some peas, and then put them into a little casserole dish, baking dish, with the pasta and then Besciamella – Besciamella sauce – and mixed it all up with little things of butter on top and parmigiano,” he said in the clip.Wearing his signature glasses and a sweater draped over his shoulders, the “Searching for Italy” star stood by his toaster oven and slid out the perfectly baked, delicious-looking pasta.

Jennifer Garner, her ex-husband Ben Affleck, and Tom Cruise were a few stars missing from the 95th Academy Awards. It’s rumored that Cruise missed the show because he didn’t want to see his ex-wife Nicole Kidman.

frying up chicken for her son, Julian, went viral — eliciting backlash for her cooking methods.On Tuesday, the “Warcraft” actress acknowledged the motherclucking reaction.“I just wanted to respond and say, listen, I get it.” she said in an Instagram video she shared from Mexico. The post was captioned with the phrase: “Peace, love and fried chicken ❤️.”“It might look crazy. It is the way we do it.

Jennifer Garner is bringing Spanish cuisine to her home! The actress took to social media to share a video of her latest partnership with Kitchen Aid. The Texas native star shared childhood memories of how her mom’s cooking appliances would be on all day until the sound almost became music to her ears.

exclusive streaming home Peacock. A video detailing the epicurean Easter egg currently boasts over 131,000 views on TikTok.

nearly 18 years ago, both Aniston — and her fans — have long cherished the recipe for the hardy, protein-packed salad.Aniston’s co-star Courtney Cox, now 57, revealed the factoid during a 2010 interview while describing the daily lunch ritual of the three leading ladies, including Lisa Kudrow, 58.“It was a Cobb salad that Jennifer doctored up with turkey bacon and garbanzo beans and I don’t know what,” she told the Los Angeles Times. “She just has a way with food, which really helps.

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With a number of the bigger holiday days falling on weekends this year, it’s important to know the optimal time to be visiting the shops to grab your fruit, meat, and pavlova bases.

 Mark Consuelos ’ family traditions growing up and it’s something that he continues to enjoy today with his wife  Kelly Ripa  and their kids.

INGREDIENTSSTEPS(Photos numbered accordingly)1. Preheat the oven to 350°F.

Diane Guerrero has made a name for herself as an actress and immigrants rights activist and continues to advocate for positive change. Over the weekend the Orange is the New Black actress teamed up with Smirnoff to help raise the bar(re) for Women’s History Month.

1. Preheat oven to 400°.

For the DoughFor the Frosting1. Preheat oven to 350º.

There is something about really good soup in the winter. Soup that takes a little bit of time, but is completely worth it.

Jennifer Garner is still at it and giving us some sunny inspiration to get back to it in 2021. The Peppermint star made her friends and fans swoon when she shared an impressive recipe on Instagram that she baked for her children - an adorable and tasty-looking Sun Bread.

and canned cranberry sauce (it’s polarizing!): These are the trappings of a typical Thanksgiving. This year, however, why bother? With the pandemic surging and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommending against travel —  there likely won’t be many folks at the table to eat the standard smorgasbord that defines the holiday.But despair not, Thanksgiving cravers.

FOR THE CAKE:FOR THE GLAZE:1. Heat oven to 350 degrees.

Victoria Beckham's favourite recipe – multi-seed loaf.READ: Victoria Beckham's daily diet: the fashion designer's breakfast, lunch and dinnerWe've unearthed one of the fashion designer's healthy homemade snacks, which she loves to serve with a generous helping of smashed avocado.

1. In a large Dutch oven, heat 1/4 cup oil over medium-high heat.

cocktail, she decided to go with the classique martini. Because, like, c'mon—can you ever go wrong with a 'tini? No.