When it comes to cooking shows in the Internet age, no platform has been as big for creators and chefs alike as YouTube. TikTok and Instagram might be the place to go for short-form clips, but YouTube ...

Internet of Yum digs into all the things that make us drool while we're checking our feeds. There are a lot — a lot — of cooking videos on YouTube. Like anything else on the internet, they're not all ...

These gentle cooking videos from creators like Liziqi are the closest thing we have to a live-action Ghibli film. Credit: Liziqi YouTube has a reputation for being filled with shouting streamers, ...

Watching the YouTube channel Mae Mae’s Happy Table, viewers will learn to make some authentic down-home dishes. Videos cover fried pork chops, cubed steak, and turnip greens with corn meal dumplings, ...

Once traditional staples of television, tutorial-based cooking shows are disappearing from the TV screen. The Food Network, alongside its spinoff, Cooking Channel, has long dominated the food category ...

The ‘Elektra’ actress is bringing her ‘Pretend Cooking Show’ to YouTube with a few festive holiday recipes Jennifer Garner/YouTube Jennifer Garner is bringing her Pretend Cooking Show to YouTube “All ...

If you’ve ever eaten a meal at Andrews Commons, then chances are you’ve encountered Chef Younes Haimoura. Charismatic and upbeat, Haimoura always chats with students as they make their way through the ...