During the COVID-19 lockdown, I worked at the Hollywood Food Coalition, a nonprofit organization that serves as both a food kitchen and a food rescue service. Because all the food is donated to the ...

I recently shared a tip on Instagram about using a vegetable peeler to slice onions, and I mentioned in passing that I hate ...

TIRED of tears when chopping onions at dinnertime? Scientists have finally come up with a way around it. An onion-slicing study has revealed the best way to avoid crying while cutting an onion – and ...

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Ever since I started cooking “back in the day,” something about the tactile nature of preparing produce has always been a highlight for me. When I was in middle school, I was hanging out with a pal of ...

Common ways to cut up an onion include dicing, mincing, and slicing. A sharp chef's knife is the best tool for cutting onions and will minimize eye irritation. Chopped onions can be stored in the ...

There are a handful of things in the kitchen that make me fight back some tears. Accidentally grabbing the handle of a skillet that was in a hot oven, nicking the tip of my finger with a vegetable ...

“How to chop an onion” is to food videos as “how to do a perfect cat eye” is to makeup tutorials; both have been done to death, yet people keep clicking, because both topics are critically important.

It’s your kitchen. You can cry if you want to. But with sharper knives, you might not need to. Cutting onions slowly with sharper knives slashes the number of tear-inducing droplets the vegetables ...