Area youth are learning valuable life skills, starting in the kitchen thanks to a partnership between Young & Established and Ivy Tech Community College in Evansville, IN.
If I could turn my Instant Pot into an air fryer because I can’t really afford both and I don’t have the space to store both of them. Considering how much I love my pot, the deliciousness of air frying and the how easy both are to use, it should be a thing, And, it is.
The face of Evansville native, and Memorial High School graduate, Chase Meneely showed up not once, but twice on my TV Sunday evening while watching Food Network. First during Guy's Grocery Games: Redemption, then later on during a new episode of Cutthroat Kitchen.
Last year, Bradley DeHart traveled to Memphis with our sister station to visit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. To say he was immediately changed and driven is an understatement. A couple of weeks later, he logged nearly 40 miles on a treadmill in 12 hours and raising thousands of dollars in the Sweatin' for St. Jude event. And, now, he's taking his support of the hospital one step further.
We love to try new recipes at our house. Some of them don't turn out like we hope, others turn out OK, then you have those like this Mediterranean Baked Chicken with Lemon that are difficult to put together and taste just as good as advertised.
One of my husband's favorite foods is pancakes. Which is fine for him, with his speedy metabolism and all, but not so great for me. I know what you're thinking: just don't eat the pancakes. But if I'm going to be the one cooking them, you better believe I'm going to eat them. So I found a healthier version. This way, he still gets his pancakes, and I don't have to feel guilty after eating an extra