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The Colorful Vintage Pyrex Set Used By Rachael Ray And Alton Brown Is Worth $400+ Today
Though often distinctly retro in ensign, vintage Pyrex pieces hold a certain timeless appeal that make them at home in any kitchen. There are many different vintage Pyrex styles out there, but one dotted design from the late 60s is especially sought after, and has been seen in the hands of celebrity chefs Rachael Ray and Alton Brown. Often known as Pyrex Dot Bowls, these are a 4-piece set of mixing bowls made between approximately 1969 and 1973.
Rachael Ray: In Georgia, strong animal shelters build strong communities
People often ask me why I’ve spent so much of my life supporting animal welfare. The answer has always been simple: Animals have given me far more than I could ever give back. Anyone who has loved a dog or cat knows that animals have an incredible way of making a house feel like home. They comfort us on our hardest days, celebrate our happiest moments without asking for anything in return and remind us every day what unconditional love looks like.
Rachael Ray joins all-star lineup for 5-day culinary festival in the Bahamas - inside look
Rachael Ray has had an exciting few weeks! The beloved celebrity chef joined an impressive lineup of culinary legends in the Bahamas for the return of Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival, the iconic five-day festival held - quite literally, in paradise, at Atlantis Paradise Island. Rachael was joined by the likes of Tom Colicchio, Antonia Lofaso and Ian Kittichai, along with returning chefs including Aarón Sánchez, JJ Johnson, and Michael White.
Rachael Ray's transformation over the years, from Macy's candy counter to $100M culinary icon
Rachael Ray is one of America's most well known chefs. She's hosted over 10 shows, from her long-running daytime talk show, Rachael Ray, to her Emmy-winning cooking show, 30 Minute Meals, Rachael is a staple of television. But, she didn't become a household name worth some $100 million out of nowhere. Rachael comes from humble beginnings, has experienced her fair share of heartbreak, and has remained solid through it all.
Inside Rachael Ray and husband John Cusimano's two very different living situations
Rachael Ray knows what she likes and doesn't like. The 57-year-old chef recently revealed how her lifestyle preferences differ from her husband, John Cusimano.
Rachael Ray stuns in beach photo as she makes rare appearance at star-studded event
Rachael Ray proved she still knows how to command attention – both in and out of the kitchen – as she stepped out in a radiant beachside look during a rare public appearance at a major culinary event in the Caribbean. The celebrity chef leaned into the coastal setting in a coordinated printed suit in warm neutral tones, pairing wide-leg trousers and a relaxed blazer with a dark silky camisole.
Rachael Ray Previews the Nassau Paradise Island Wine and Food Festival Original
The Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival turns Atlantis Paradise Island into a culinary destination — and Us Weekly has exclusive insight into how Rachael Ray and Michael Symon are preparing to deliver the best event yet. The five-day event, running from Wednesday, March 11, through Sunday, March 15, at the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas, features headliners including Ray, José Andrés and more hosting everything from intimate wine dinners to large-scale tasting parties across the resort.
Add Style To Your Kitchen Range Hood With This Idea Inspired By Rachael Ray Original
Celebrity cook Rachael Ray spends a long time in the kitchen, so it only makes sense that the one in her Upstate New York home is styled to perfection. A stand-out piece in the space is the black range hood, hanging above an expansive butcher block island right in its center. Instead of covering up the ducting pipe, Ray opted for a simple, industrial pipe, leaving it exposed and spray-painting it black.
Rachael Ray’s Best Recipes Skip the Meat
Rachael Ray is all about quick, delicious, comforting meals. The iconic Food Network personality and best-selling cookbook author is known for creating simple, comforting dishes. For Ray, this often means relying on animal ingredients. Some of her most-loved recipes include pasta carbonara, chicken Francese, and roasted pork chops, for example. But she’s no stranger to plant-based recipes either.
20 celebrities who popularized common phrases
The lexicon develops in strange ways. These 20 celebrities have all contributed to it in some way. USA Today People don’t say “Hammer time” like they used to, but it was once a huge part of American vernacular. MC Hammer coined the phrase, and even though it’s not spoken like it once was, it’s still a notable example of a celebrity popularizing a common phrase.
Easy Apple Cake Recipe (with Olive Oil!)
This Easy Apple Cake with Olive Oil is the most delicious way to showcase sweet, tart fresh apples all-year, but especially when new harvest apples become available in the Fall. Because you already have all the ingredients, requires only one bowl, and is endlessly forgiving and flexible, it will become a go-to recipe in your kitchen! Shall we? By the way, this Easy Apple Cake is a variation of one of, like, three dessert recipes I actually bake All. The. Time. Explore More What is Olive Oil Cake?
Rachael Ray’s Soy-Ginger Salmon & Sesame Cabbage Slaw
The salmon in this easy dinner is quickly marinated in a mixture of tamari, fresh ginger and hot pepper sauce, giving it a bold, savory kick with a touch of heat. The crisp cabbage slaw, tossed with a sesame dressing, adds a refreshing sweet and savory contrast to the salmon. Together, they make a well-balanced meal that’s perfect for busy weeknights or casual entertaining. © 2025 Ray Marks Co. LLC. All rights reserved.
Rachael Ray continues to spark fan concern with ‘bizarre behavior’ at alcohol event
Rachael Ray continued to spark fan concern on Saturday when she exhibited “bizarre behavior” at an event for her new gin. Over the weekend, the celebrity chef hosted a meet-and-greet and bottle signing event for her Staple Gin, which launched in May 2024, in New York City. Twenty fans showed up at the Broadway Spirits store after paying $50 and braved Manhattan in 80-degree weather as they waited for Ray, who made it to the signing “20 minutes late,” according to the Daily Mail.
Rachael Ray: SNAP is about more than food
Rachael Ray: SNAP is about more than food (washingtonpost.com) Rachael Ray: SNAP is about more than food By Rachael Ray 2025062710005300 When I reflect on my life, I treasure what a gift it was to learn how to cook at a young age. Before I could even speak, I was in the kitchen on my mom's hip — watching, discovering, tasting. These early experiences led to what would eventually become my career.
Opinion | Rachael Ray: SNAP is about more than food
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said Thursday the state is seeking federal permission to exclude soft drinks and candy from the list of items that can be purchased under the benefit for low-income Americans long known as food stamps. Stitt made the announcement during an event at the Capitol with U.S. …
Concern for Rachael Ray grows with new viral video after ‘slurred speech’ clip: ‘I hope she’s OK’
Rachael Ray continued to spark concern by slurring her words in another viral cooking video after revealing she had “a couple of bad falls.” On Sunday, the celebrity chef shared a video on Instagram of herself hovering over a stovetop while talking about how she used to make ends meet on a budget of $40 per week. “When I lived in New York as a very young woman, I was very, very poor,” she said. “I didn’t want to bother my mother. I didn’t want her to feel scared for me.
11 Fun Facts About Easter Candy You Probably Didn’t Know
With just a few days until Easter, it’s officially time to get those baskets ready. From chocolate bunnies to jelly beans, Easter isn’t complete until you have some candy — $5 billion dollars worth, if you’ve ever wondered. Outside of the cost, though, have you ever wondered how many Peeps are made each Easter? How to properly eat a chocolate Easter bunny? Here are 11 fun facts about Easter candy and springtime treats that prove this holiday might just be the sweetest of them all.
Rachael Ray (opinion): Nurturing a generation of culinary leaders. 'I left Waterbury feeling very grateful'
There’s something truly magical about watching a young person light up in the kitchen. The first time they mix ingredients and see a dish come together, the first taste of something they made all by themselves — it’s a moment that breeds self-esteem. Cooking isn’t just about food; it’s about confidence, creativity, and connection.
Ring Unveils Outdoor Cam Plus, Its Most Advanced Camera Yet
Ring Home subscriptions add additional benefits to your camera set up. With Ring Home Basic, customers can receive people, package, and vehicle alerts, as well as access up to 180 days of recorded event history. The Ring Home Premium plan introduces 24/7 recording for plug-in models. Plus, the AI-powered Smart Video Search lets users quickly find specific moments in their video history. I hate searching, so this is a big plus.
How the South Beach Wine & Food Festival fosters student talent and enriches Miami | Opinion
As someone fortunate enough to spend a career exploring the rewarding and diverse world of food, I’ve always believed that the kitchen is more than a place to cook; it’s the heartbeat of a home and a community — a space to learn and create memories and connections. For the past two decades, the South Beach Wine & Food Festival has embodied those very ideals, serving as a springboard for the students who want to achieve culinary and hospitality excellence.
This 30-Minute Chicken Dinner Is Restaurant-Worthy
Cook Mode (Keep screen awake) 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1 1/2 teaspoons fine salt, divided 1 1/2 teaspoons ground black pepper, divided 2 large boneless, skinless chicken breasts (about 1 pound 6 ounces total) 3 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 medium shallots, finely chopped (about 1/2 cup) 5 cloves garlic, finely chopped 1 cup dry white wine 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard 3/4 cup heavy cream 3 cups lightly packed baby spinach Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, for grating 1...
This Simple Italian Chicken Dish Goes With Everything
In our increasingly hectic lives, I've noticed my friends often resort to takeout when they're too exhausted to cook after a long day or lack inspiration. The next time I hear someone talk about their to-go order, I plan to respond, ”Can we all agree that we have a lot to thank chicken for?” The unsung hero of versatility and deliciousness, it offers us amazingly easy and quick options like zesty chicken fajita bake, chicken salad, and the star of this meal time: crispy, juicy chicken Milanese.
This Flavor-Packed Cajun Crawfish Boil is a Party in a Pot
Creamy potatoes, sweet corn, spicy sausage, and a spicy boiling liquid all surrounded by bright red crawfish is an appetite-eliciting sight to behold. But a crawfish boil isn’t just about the food—it’s a fun and communal experience where you’re invited to dig in, eat with your hands, and get messy. This boil recipe has something for everyone and makes sure all your guests will leave feeling happy and stuffed. Depending on where you live, finding crawfish can be the tricky part of this recipe.
The Incredible Casserole Recipe You'll Want To Try ASAP
These tender, sweet onions with layers of butter and cheese melting throughout are proof that even the simplest ingredients deserve their time to shine. This homestyle casserole spotlights Vidalia onions, which are only grown in and around Vidalia, Georgia. Their sweetness is credited to the unique soil of the 20-county growing region that surrounds it. Cooking the onions for a long time enhances their sweetness, perfectly contrasting the salty, melty cheese situation.
Dietitians Agree, Vitamin E May The Secret to Healthier Hair
As an antioxidant, vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol) has long been shown to neutralize those pesky free radicals that damage our cells. It also reduces oxidative stress and potentially lowers the risk of chronic disease. This vitamin also is important for keeping skin supple and moisturized and helps provide natural UV protection. Thanks to its benefits, vitamin E is often found in beauty product formulations like moisturizers, serums, sunscreen, lip balm, body oil, and hair care products.
Is Fish Oil the Key to Healthy Hair? A Dietitian Weighs In
Touted for its ability to support brain, heart, and mental health, omega-3 fatty acids now look like they may also boost health in other areas of the body. Because fighting inflammation is one of the key ways that these fatty acids are beneficial, we wondered if they might also provide some perks for hair and scalp health. Found primarily in fatty fish like salmon, tuna, sardines, and cod, omega-3 fatty acids are a type of polyunsaturated fat.
Rachael Ray announces ‘raw’ podcast about ‘life’s challenges’ after sparking health concerns
Rachael Ray is entering the podcast world. The celebrity chef, 56, announced her first podcast, titled “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead,” on Tuesday after sparking health concerns in a viral video last month. According to People, Ray’s podcast will focus on “what fuels us — our drive, resilience and how we face life’s challenges,” with a “melting pot” of conversations with guests including celebrities, chefs, artists, musicians and more. Rachael Ray’s new podcast.
The Secret Ingredient for Amazing Roasted Potatoes
5 medium (1 1/2 pounds) Yukon gold potatoes, peeled 1/4 cup (4 tablespoons) unsalted butter, melted 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 3/4 cup chicken stock, divided, as needed 2 tablespoons white miso paste 1 tablespoon thinly sliced fresh chives, optional Place a 12-inch ovenproof skillet on the center rack to preheat. Trim the thin ends off of the potatoes and discard. Cut the potatoes into 1/2-inch-thick slices (about 4 cups).
Comedian Sam Jay had a career-defining moment at 'The Roast of Tom Brady'
Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. Read more opinions on theGrio. Sam Jay may have changed the trajectory of her career with the set she did at “The Roast of Tom Brady” on Netflix. Jay was already a comedy star — she’s done a Netflix comedy special called “Sam Jay: 3 In the Morning” and starred in an HBO show called “Pause With Sam Jay” — but there’s still room for her to grow much bigger.
Angel Reese uses social media to explain wrist injury that will sideline her the rest of WNBA season
Angel Reese took to social media to explain her season-ending injury — a small crack in a bone in her wrist that will require surgery on Tuesday. “I fell on my hand when I got the and-one, when I fell back (and) fell on my hand and it is a small crack in my bone,” Reese said in a video posted to her TikTok late Sunday night. “Basically, the doctors told me that I could either not get surgery or have surgery. The risk of not having surgery – I could literally have arthritis at 22 years old.
Sade ends 6-year hiatus to lend her voice to trans visibility on the album 'Transa'
It’s been six years since the world has been treated to new music from Sade Adu, but the musical legend is reportedly ending her latest hiatus to appear on a very special project. As reported by Dazed magazine, the British-Nigerian singer-songwriter will contribute the track “Young Lion” to the compilation “Transa,” an upcoming album to promote transgender and nonbinary awareness. As Dazed notes, the project is personal for Sade, 65, as her only child, Izaak, underwent his own gender transition.
Civil rights activist Sybil Morial, wife of New Orleans' first Black mayor, dead at 91
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Sybil Haydel Morial, a civil rights activist, widow of New Orleans’ first Black mayor, Ernest “Dutch” Morial, and mother to former Mayor, Marc Morial, has died at age 91. Her family announced her death Wednesday in a statement issued by the National Urban League, which Marc Morial serves as president and CEO. Details on the time and cause of death were not released.
Beans Nutrition Facts: Types, Benefits, Side Effects, and How to Use Original
You’ve likely read that it’s smart to incorporate beans into your diet. But, you may still be shying away from this health superstar. While plenty of evidence supports the myriad of benefits of beans, beans also have a few unsavory side effects. Let’s explore what beans can do for your health and some fabulous ways to enjoy them. Beans are the of plants cultivated for about 6,000 years. You can buy beans in both canned and dry form and both are equally nutritious.
The Easy Sicilian Pasta I Can’t Stop Making
9 tablespoons olive oil, divided 2 medium globe eggplants, cut into 1-inch pieces (about 8 cups) 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, plus more for the pasta water 4 medium garlic cloves, thinly sliced 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper, divided 1 (28-ounce) can crushed tomatoes, preferably San Marzano 1/4 cup loosely packed torn fresh basil leaves, plus more leaves for garnish 1 pound rigatoni pasta 3 ounces ricotta salata, shredded (3/4 cup), divided Bring a large pot of well-salted water to a boil over...
Beyond Scrambled: 20 Creative Egg Breakfast Ideas from Nutritionists
Endlessly versatile and quick cooking, there’s a reason why eggs take up so much real estate on diner breakfast menus. From our perspective, the best thing about eggs is that they’re nutrition MVPs. From providing a gold-standard source of protein to offering brain-boosting vitamins and minerals galore, there are a million reasons to keep your fridge fully stocked. Craving a protein boost first thing?
Curious About Which Protein Powder To Choose? We Asked RDs About Whey vs. Pea Protein. Here's The Scoop Original
You can’t open your Instagram without swiping past at least one post mentioning the P word (AKA protein). These days, it may as well start with a capital letter because the powerful macronutrient has a ton of helpful roles: building and maintaining muscle, helping you stay at a healthy weight, and even modestly lowering triglycerides. An incredibly easy way to boost the amount of protein in your daily diet is to add a serving of protein powder.
Green Day Launches Punk Bunny Coffee
Green Day Launches Punk Bunny Coffee Green Day have announced the launch of Punk Bunny Coffee and a new partnership with Keurig. As they prepare to embark on a global stadium tour in support of their new album Saviors (Warner Records), global rock superstars, Green Day – Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool – announced the launch of Punk Bunny Coffee.
AngelSense Watch Review
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Meal Planning Made Simple: How to *Actually* Meal Prep, According to a Dietitian Original
I am a huge fan of The Container Store. Just stepping into one of their retail shops brings my stress level down several notches. I love that in-control feeling when my house is organized (which never lasts long with three kids and a dog) and perfectly tidied up. So here's my hot take: Meal prepping is the nutritional equivalent of Marie Kondo-ing your home. Done right, meal prepping can make you an organized machine that is set up for success and satisfaction with your meals—all week long.
Make Bonefish Grill's Famous Bang Bang Shrimp
"This was SUCH a hit in the test kitchen and it’s really no surprise why - the shrimp are juicy and well cooked and shockingly crispy, while the sauce is creamy, spicy, tangy, and bright." —The Spruce Eats Test Kitchen Canola oil, for frying 1 cup buttermilk 2 tablespoons plus 1/4 cup sriracha, divided 1 1/2 pounds large peeled, deveined raw shrimp, tails removed 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1/3 cup sweet chili sauce (such as Mae Ploy) 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 teaspoon onion powder 1/4 teaspoon fine...
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8 Best Sunscreens for Sensitive Skin in 2023, from Dermatologists and Estheticians
The Healthy, getty images, via merchant (4) If you have sensitive skin, it can feel tempting to stay away from SPF because the chemical burn can feel worse than a sunburn! Armed with a little product wisdom, there are plenty of great sunscreens for people with sensitive skin.
9 Best Sunscreens for Oily Skin in 2023, from Dermatologists and Estheticians
The Healthy, GETTY IMAGES, Via merchant (5) We get it: As soon as your face feels squeaky-clean, it’s not super appealing to think about slathering on a coat of anything, including sun protection. Plus, of you have oily skin, you might simply forget to apply your sunscreen—unlike many people with dry skin, who might tend to intentionally seek moisture as a practice.
8 Best Sunscreens for Dry Skin in 2023, from Doctors and Skincare Experts
Skip to main content The Healthy, GETTY IMAGES, via merchant (4) There are multiple causes for dry skin. For some people, dry skin is due to an underlying condition, but for others it’s the result of circumstance—such as using harsh soap, exposure to chlorine or living in an arid climate. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, by the time we reach middle age—around 40—our sebum production drops and will continue dropping; by age 60 most people have dry skin.
Rach Dresses Up John's Favorite Dish—Carbonara—With Crab
Each product has been independently selected by our editorial team. We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. "When I met and fell in love with my husband, I asked him what I should make him," recalls Rach. "I said, I can make you anything, lobster thermidor or any type of cuisine from anywhere in the world....
Tortilla with Potatoes, Piquillo Peppers and Manchego | BLD Meal | Rachael Ray
This is a Spanish tortilla—a potato and egg omelette cooked in a lot of olive oil, explains Rach. It's a very satisfying, quick and easy BLD (breakfast, lunch, dinner) meal with lots of variations. Here, she adds piquillo peppers, greens and Manchego cheese and serves it with sliced Serrano ham and melon garnished with lime juice and crushed pink peppercorns.
Rach's Pasta Twist on the Savory Greek Spinach Pie Spanakopita
Rach puts a fun and tasty twist on spanakopita, a savory Greek spinach pie, by turning it into a pasta that she calls spanakopipasta. "Tricky to say, delicious to eat!" she jokes. She uses short-cut noodles in place of the phyllo dough, tossing it with the spinach, feta and herb filling mixture, and finishes the dish with a generous amount of lemon juice.
Rach's Pasta Twist on the Savory Greek Spinach Pie Spanakopita
9 hours ago It’s the secret packing hack I swear by as a “carry-on only” travel writer. Although I see nothing wrong with checking a bag every so often, I’ve always viewed it as a personal goal to travel “carry-on only” when I fly. It started when I was a kid, flying on my airline pilot dad’s standby passes. My …
Two-Tone Flan with Spinach and Carrot | Rachael Ray
For the bechamel, melt butter in a small pan. Whisk in flour, add warm milk and thicken. Season with salt, white pepper and nutmeg. Set aside to cool slightly. For the spinach mixture, add spinach, garlic paste and half the bechamel to a blender and puree until completely smooth. Transfer mixture to a bowl and add cornstarch, 2 egg yolks, cheese, salt and pepper. Stir to combine. For the carrot mixture, add boiled carrots and remaining bechamel to blender and puree until smooth.
Rach's Gluten-Free Carbonara With Spaghetti Squash, Not Pasta!
Each product has been independently selected by our editorial team. We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. Rach shares her easy and delish twist on carbonara made with spaghetti squash instead of pasta. "It's gluten-free, but good by me, and even John, who likes his carbonara best with bucatini," she says.
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