The post Rhian Williams is Serving the Ultimate Refreshment With Her Orange Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>If you want to kick things off with a beginner-friendly dessert, you can’t go wrong with cookies. These ones are as fluffy and tangy as it gets, and the creamy orange buttercream frosting makes them extra delicious.
Muffins are another beginner-friendly dessert you can easily make even if you’re a total baking newbie. They’re as rich and fluffy as it gets, in addition to being gluten-free and vegan, just like all the recipes on Williams’ blog.
You’ve heard of banana bread, now get ready for orange bread! Sweet and citrusy, all at once, this bread will win you over with its soft texture and orange buttercream frosting with orange slices.
After mastering the previous three recipes, get ready to level up, and bake your own orange cake! Filled with rich buttercream in between its fluffy layers, this orange cake is the ultimate healthy dessert.
The post Rhian Williams is Serving the Ultimate Refreshment With Her Orange Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Discover the Amazing World of Mocktails With Real Simple Good appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>One of the most beginner-friendly mocktails on the Winns’ blog is made with just two crucial ingredients – orange juice and grenadine syrup.
If you love piña coladas but want to cut on booze, this recipe is here to prove to you that they can taste equally delicious without any rum.
Are you in the mood to experience all of the goodness of a traditional margarita with none of the alcohol? This recipe for virgin margaritas will get you there and it’s made with strictly non-alcoholic ingredients.
If you’re looking for a mocktail that perfectly combines spicy, sweet, and sour notes, consider making this refreshing beverage by mixing together cucumber, lime juice, mint, and bubbly ginger beer.
Made with strawberries, lemon juice, basil, bubbly sparkling water, and honey simple syrup, this delicious cocktail will change the way you look at your favorite fruit.
The post Discover the Amazing World of Mocktails With Real Simple Good appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Luba Pavia is Rocking Our World with Her Rice Cake-Inspired Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Pavia is a true master when it comes to quick and easy recipes, and you’ll need just five ingredients to make this dessert – rice cakes, dates, rolled oats, peanut butter, and shredded coconut.
If carrot cake happens to be your idea of a perfect dessert, these rice cake bites will be your cup of tea. In addition to carrot and rice cakes, Pavia also used dates, walnuts, and white melted chocolate to make this dessert truly pop.
Pavia enjoys making rice cake bites that taste just like other beloved desserts, and she decided to pay homage to brownies this time around.
Shredded coconuts are a common ingredient in Pavia’s rice cake bites, but this recipe puts them front and center. Inspired by Ferrero’s beloved coconut–almond truffles Raffaello, this dessert will be your cup of tea if you love rice cakes and coconuts equally.
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]]>The post “Girl Dinner” is the Latest TikTok Trend That’s Got Everyone Talking appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>“Girl dinner” means different things to different people, and it’s all about ending the day with an easy, hustle-free meal. This trend drew comparisons to charcuterie boards, minus the aesthetics, because most people included cheese, salami, olives, pickles, fruit, veggies, and bread in their videos.
@makeitmads This girl dinner is also known as hot girl plate
♬ original sound – hanana
Olivia Maher is responsible for coining this term, and she explained that her dinner looks pretty simple because there’s no need to impress anyone late in the evening.
“As a woman who lives alone, I don’t really go above and beyond when cooking dinner during my solo nights in. I think that many women are collectively acknowledging that easy, low-effort dinners like cheese plates and snacky items are a way to decompress after a long day,” she told Insider.
@liviemaher #girldinner #medievaltiktok ♬ original sound – Olivia Maher
Although “girl dinner” didn’t receive as much backlash as the controversial “what I eat in a day” trend, this craze is already proving to be polarizing. Some of the viral videos posted under this hashtag featured low-calorie, innutritious meals, but “girl dinner” can actually be healthy and filling if you strike the right balance.
@alanalavv Replying to @María GM thank you to everyone who commented ‘girl dinner’ on my snack plates and introduced me to the best concept / phrase ever #girldinner #snackplate #snackplates ♬ original sound – hanana
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]]>The post Joy Bauer Will Inspire You to Try Many Different Smoothie Flavors appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Strawberry smoothies are never going out of style, and you can make them even more delicious by mixing them up with ingredients that bring the best out of them, such as mangos.
Speaking of smoothies that you’ll enjoy if you’re a strawberry lover, this one tastes just like the classic strawberry shortcake. Bauer topped it with some cinnamon graham crackers, whipped cream, and fresh berries, so it can easily double down as a healthy dessert.
Speaking of smoothies that taste just like other classic desserts, this one will be your cup of tea if you’re a fan of apple pie. It owes its smooth texture to red apples, non-fat Greek yogurt, and vanilla almond milk.
This drink owes its name to a long list of brain-boosting ingredients that can improve your cognitive function, including fresh blueberries, cocoa powder, and brewed coffee.
The post Joy Bauer Will Inspire You to Try Many Different Smoothie Flavors appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Nicola Corbishley’s Food Blog Will Become Your Kitchen Sanctuary appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Corbishley is a huge believer that there’s nothing like sitting your family down at the table after a long day and enjoying a tasty home-cooked meal together. Her parents inspired her to embrace this approach to food, and they’re the reason why she fell in love with cooking in the first place.
“I’ve always loved being in the kitchen and I started cooking from a young age – inspired by my Dad, who spent part of his childhood in Singapore, and my Mum who taught me how to make a roast dinner at the age of 11,” she explains on her blog.
Corbishley’s life turned upside down after she started her food blog Kitchen Sanctuary in 2014, after over a decade in the corporate world. Her blog became such a huge hit that even her husband Chris joined her full-time, and her Instagram page eventually attracted over 100,000 followers. She also published two cookbooks: It’s All About Dinner and Seriously Good Salad.
The post Nicola Corbishley’s Food Blog Will Become Your Kitchen Sanctuary appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Take Your Smoothie Skills to the Next Level With Carine Claudepierre appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Sweet and sour at the same time, this smoothie is the best of both worlds, and you just need some pink grapefruit, frozen strawberries, maple syrup, and almond milk to make it.
Despite looking pretty much the same as the previous smoothie, the list of their ingredients are very different. Dragon fruit, frozen mangos, and bananas are used as the main ingredients this time around, along with coconut milk, lime juice, and ice cubes.
If you’re a huge fan of green smoothies, Claudepierre’s got you covered. Green apples are used as a core ingredient in this recipe, along with baby spinach, mangos, and lime juice.
If you like piña coladas and gettin’ caught in the rain, this is just the smoothie that you’re looking for! Made with pineapple, coconut milk, coconut yogurt, and shredded coconuts, this recipe invites you to drink your favorite cocktail in a smoothie form.
The post Take Your Smoothie Skills to the Next Level With Carine Claudepierre appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Ashley Manila is Taking Instagram by Storm With Her Apple Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Not only do these mini-pies taste like apples, but they also look like them—and that’s reason enough to try making them on your own.
If the previous dessert looks too elaborate because you’re still a baking newbie and want to kick things off with a beginner-friendly recipe, scones are always a good idea. Manila shared several variations of this dessert, and these ones are extra delicious thanks to the maple glaze on top.
Bundt cakes are somewhat of Manila’s specialty, and this one will win you over with the combo of brown butter, apples, and bourbon butterscotch sauce.
Crisp bars are one of the most popular desserts made with this comfort fruit, and if you still haven’t mastered your own recipe—now’s the time!
If you have some leftover apples that you have to use ASAP, these mouth-watering crumb muffins are one of the best desserts you could possibly make.
The post Ashley Manila is Taking Instagram by Storm With Her Apple Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Coca-Cola Fans Divided by the Company’s AI-Generated New Flavor Coca-Cola Y3000 appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>According to Oana Vlad, the senior director of global strategy at the Coca‑Cola Company, this new flavor was co-created with human and artificial intelligence and it was meant to envision the future through emotions, aspirations, colors, and flavors.
“We hope that Coca‑Cola will still be as relevant and refreshing in the year 3000 as it is today, so we challenged ourselves to explore the concept of what a Coke from the future might taste like—and what kind of experiences would a Coke from the future unlock?” said Vlad in a statement.
Coca‑Cola Y3000 is the latest in the series of the company’s abstract flavors, and they simply said it’s “futuristic flavored”, leaving it to those who drink it to determine what it tastes like. The response has been pretty polarizing so far, and Y3000 is shaping up to be one of Coca-Cola’s most divisive new drops, with Mary Sue calling it “predictably bad” and Insider saying it tastes like “when you mix all the drinks together at a soda fountain.”
@mofoodd Trying the new Coca Cola Creations Y3000 flavor. This is the new limited edition Coca Cola flavor co created with ai. I can’t exactly say what flavor it is but I tried my best! #mofoodd #cola #cocacola #cocacolacreations #drinks #limitedition #newdrink #newproducts #fun #fyp #vj #viral @Coca-Cola ♬ original sound – MoFoodd
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]]>The post Selena Gomez Joining Forces With Food Network for “Selena + Chef” Holiday Special appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Selena + Chef launched as a part of HBO Max’s original programming during the pandemic, but there has been a lot of uncertainty surrounding its future ever since Gomez announced she’s plotting two shows with Food Network earlier this year. We finally know what she’s been cooking up, and it turns out she’s bringing Selena + Chef to a brand-new network for the holidays.
Each episode of Gomez’s cooking show saw her join forces with a different professional chef, and her holiday special will embrace the same concept. Eric Adjepong, Alex Guarnaschelli, Michael Symon, and Claudette Zepeda will join her in the four-episode series, set to launch on November 30.
Guarnaschelli will help Gomez put a twist on roast beef and mashed potatoes, Symon will show her how to prepare a surf-and-turf Christmas meal with steak and lobster, Zepeda will offer her tips for making delicious Mexican feast featuring tamales, while Adjepong will be by the Gomez’s side while she puts together the New Year brunch that includes shrimp, banana grits, and malva pudding.
The post Selena Gomez Joining Forces With Food Network for “Selena + Chef” Holiday Special appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Rhian Williams is Serving the Ultimate Refreshment With Her Orange Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>If you want to kick things off with a beginner-friendly dessert, you can’t go wrong with cookies. These ones are as fluffy and tangy as it gets, and the creamy orange buttercream frosting makes them extra delicious.
Muffins are another beginner-friendly dessert you can easily make even if you’re a total baking newbie. They’re as rich and fluffy as it gets, in addition to being gluten-free and vegan, just like all the recipes on Williams’ blog.
You’ve heard of banana bread, now get ready for orange bread! Sweet and citrusy, all at once, this bread will win you over with its soft texture and orange buttercream frosting with orange slices.
After mastering the previous three recipes, get ready to level up, and bake your own orange cake! Filled with rich buttercream in between its fluffy layers, this orange cake is the ultimate healthy dessert.
The post Rhian Williams is Serving the Ultimate Refreshment With Her Orange Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Discover the Amazing World of Mocktails With Real Simple Good appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>One of the most beginner-friendly mocktails on the Winns’ blog is made with just two crucial ingredients – orange juice and grenadine syrup.
If you love piña coladas but want to cut on booze, this recipe is here to prove to you that they can taste equally delicious without any rum.
Are you in the mood to experience all of the goodness of a traditional margarita with none of the alcohol? This recipe for virgin margaritas will get you there and it’s made with strictly non-alcoholic ingredients.
If you’re looking for a mocktail that perfectly combines spicy, sweet, and sour notes, consider making this refreshing beverage by mixing together cucumber, lime juice, mint, and bubbly ginger beer.
Made with strawberries, lemon juice, basil, bubbly sparkling water, and honey simple syrup, this delicious cocktail will change the way you look at your favorite fruit.
The post Discover the Amazing World of Mocktails With Real Simple Good appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Luba Pavia is Rocking Our World with Her Rice Cake-Inspired Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Pavia is a true master when it comes to quick and easy recipes, and you’ll need just five ingredients to make this dessert – rice cakes, dates, rolled oats, peanut butter, and shredded coconut.
If carrot cake happens to be your idea of a perfect dessert, these rice cake bites will be your cup of tea. In addition to carrot and rice cakes, Pavia also used dates, walnuts, and white melted chocolate to make this dessert truly pop.
Pavia enjoys making rice cake bites that taste just like other beloved desserts, and she decided to pay homage to brownies this time around.
Shredded coconuts are a common ingredient in Pavia’s rice cake bites, but this recipe puts them front and center. Inspired by Ferrero’s beloved coconut–almond truffles Raffaello, this dessert will be your cup of tea if you love rice cakes and coconuts equally.
The post Luba Pavia is Rocking Our World with Her Rice Cake-Inspired Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post “Girl Dinner” is the Latest TikTok Trend That’s Got Everyone Talking appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>“Girl dinner” means different things to different people, and it’s all about ending the day with an easy, hustle-free meal. This trend drew comparisons to charcuterie boards, minus the aesthetics, because most people included cheese, salami, olives, pickles, fruit, veggies, and bread in their videos.
@makeitmads This girl dinner is also known as hot girl plate
♬ original sound – hanana
Olivia Maher is responsible for coining this term, and she explained that her dinner looks pretty simple because there’s no need to impress anyone late in the evening.
“As a woman who lives alone, I don’t really go above and beyond when cooking dinner during my solo nights in. I think that many women are collectively acknowledging that easy, low-effort dinners like cheese plates and snacky items are a way to decompress after a long day,” she told Insider.
@liviemaher #girldinner #medievaltiktok ♬ original sound – Olivia Maher
Although “girl dinner” didn’t receive as much backlash as the controversial “what I eat in a day” trend, this craze is already proving to be polarizing. Some of the viral videos posted under this hashtag featured low-calorie, innutritious meals, but “girl dinner” can actually be healthy and filling if you strike the right balance.
@alanalavv Replying to @María GM thank you to everyone who commented ‘girl dinner’ on my snack plates and introduced me to the best concept / phrase ever #girldinner #snackplate #snackplates ♬ original sound – hanana
The post “Girl Dinner” is the Latest TikTok Trend That’s Got Everyone Talking appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Joy Bauer Will Inspire You to Try Many Different Smoothie Flavors appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Strawberry smoothies are never going out of style, and you can make them even more delicious by mixing them up with ingredients that bring the best out of them, such as mangos.
Speaking of smoothies that you’ll enjoy if you’re a strawberry lover, this one tastes just like the classic strawberry shortcake. Bauer topped it with some cinnamon graham crackers, whipped cream, and fresh berries, so it can easily double down as a healthy dessert.
Speaking of smoothies that taste just like other classic desserts, this one will be your cup of tea if you’re a fan of apple pie. It owes its smooth texture to red apples, non-fat Greek yogurt, and vanilla almond milk.
This drink owes its name to a long list of brain-boosting ingredients that can improve your cognitive function, including fresh blueberries, cocoa powder, and brewed coffee.
The post Joy Bauer Will Inspire You to Try Many Different Smoothie Flavors appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Nicola Corbishley’s Food Blog Will Become Your Kitchen Sanctuary appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Corbishley is a huge believer that there’s nothing like sitting your family down at the table after a long day and enjoying a tasty home-cooked meal together. Her parents inspired her to embrace this approach to food, and they’re the reason why she fell in love with cooking in the first place.
“I’ve always loved being in the kitchen and I started cooking from a young age – inspired by my Dad, who spent part of his childhood in Singapore, and my Mum who taught me how to make a roast dinner at the age of 11,” she explains on her blog.
Corbishley’s life turned upside down after she started her food blog Kitchen Sanctuary in 2014, after over a decade in the corporate world. Her blog became such a huge hit that even her husband Chris joined her full-time, and her Instagram page eventually attracted over 100,000 followers. She also published two cookbooks: It’s All About Dinner and Seriously Good Salad.
The post Nicola Corbishley’s Food Blog Will Become Your Kitchen Sanctuary appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Take Your Smoothie Skills to the Next Level With Carine Claudepierre appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Sweet and sour at the same time, this smoothie is the best of both worlds, and you just need some pink grapefruit, frozen strawberries, maple syrup, and almond milk to make it.
Despite looking pretty much the same as the previous smoothie, the list of their ingredients are very different. Dragon fruit, frozen mangos, and bananas are used as the main ingredients this time around, along with coconut milk, lime juice, and ice cubes.
If you’re a huge fan of green smoothies, Claudepierre’s got you covered. Green apples are used as a core ingredient in this recipe, along with baby spinach, mangos, and lime juice.
If you like piña coladas and gettin’ caught in the rain, this is just the smoothie that you’re looking for! Made with pineapple, coconut milk, coconut yogurt, and shredded coconuts, this recipe invites you to drink your favorite cocktail in a smoothie form.
The post Take Your Smoothie Skills to the Next Level With Carine Claudepierre appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Ashley Manila is Taking Instagram by Storm With Her Apple Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Not only do these mini-pies taste like apples, but they also look like them—and that’s reason enough to try making them on your own.
If the previous dessert looks too elaborate because you’re still a baking newbie and want to kick things off with a beginner-friendly recipe, scones are always a good idea. Manila shared several variations of this dessert, and these ones are extra delicious thanks to the maple glaze on top.
Bundt cakes are somewhat of Manila’s specialty, and this one will win you over with the combo of brown butter, apples, and bourbon butterscotch sauce.
Crisp bars are one of the most popular desserts made with this comfort fruit, and if you still haven’t mastered your own recipe—now’s the time!
If you have some leftover apples that you have to use ASAP, these mouth-watering crumb muffins are one of the best desserts you could possibly make.
The post Ashley Manila is Taking Instagram by Storm With Her Apple Desserts appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Coca-Cola Fans Divided by the Company’s AI-Generated New Flavor Coca-Cola Y3000 appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>According to Oana Vlad, the senior director of global strategy at the Coca‑Cola Company, this new flavor was co-created with human and artificial intelligence and it was meant to envision the future through emotions, aspirations, colors, and flavors.
“We hope that Coca‑Cola will still be as relevant and refreshing in the year 3000 as it is today, so we challenged ourselves to explore the concept of what a Coke from the future might taste like—and what kind of experiences would a Coke from the future unlock?” said Vlad in a statement.
Coca‑Cola Y3000 is the latest in the series of the company’s abstract flavors, and they simply said it’s “futuristic flavored”, leaving it to those who drink it to determine what it tastes like. The response has been pretty polarizing so far, and Y3000 is shaping up to be one of Coca-Cola’s most divisive new drops, with Mary Sue calling it “predictably bad” and Insider saying it tastes like “when you mix all the drinks together at a soda fountain.”
@mofoodd Trying the new Coca Cola Creations Y3000 flavor. This is the new limited edition Coca Cola flavor co created with ai. I can’t exactly say what flavor it is but I tried my best! #mofoodd #cola #cocacola #cocacolacreations #drinks #limitedition #newdrink #newproducts #fun #fyp #vj #viral @Coca-Cola ♬ original sound – MoFoodd
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]]>The post Selena Gomez Joining Forces With Food Network for “Selena + Chef” Holiday Special appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Selena + Chef launched as a part of HBO Max’s original programming during the pandemic, but there has been a lot of uncertainty surrounding its future ever since Gomez announced she’s plotting two shows with Food Network earlier this year. We finally know what she’s been cooking up, and it turns out she’s bringing Selena + Chef to a brand-new network for the holidays.
Each episode of Gomez’s cooking show saw her join forces with a different professional chef, and her holiday special will embrace the same concept. Eric Adjepong, Alex Guarnaschelli, Michael Symon, and Claudette Zepeda will join her in the four-episode series, set to launch on November 30.
Guarnaschelli will help Gomez put a twist on roast beef and mashed potatoes, Symon will show her how to prepare a surf-and-turf Christmas meal with steak and lobster, Zepeda will offer her tips for making delicious Mexican feast featuring tamales, while Adjepong will be by the Gomez’s side while she puts together the New Year brunch that includes shrimp, banana grits, and malva pudding.
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