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Chrissy Teigen, (Instagram, November 10, 2021)

—Cravings: All Together: Recipes to Love, Chrissy Teigen (2021)

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Chrissy Teigen puts it all out there! Details HERE!

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Look what I just made on my coffee break, such good timing 😹

(*feat my Chrissy Teigen Cravings cookbook, lol)

if you keep liking my posts we’re gonna end up like this

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Chrissy Teigen's Cravings Makes $100K Donation Towards LA Fire Relief

Like many celebrities, Chrissy Teigen’s culinary brand, Cravings, made a generous donation of $100k to support displaced families after the devastating Los Angeles fires. In an Instagram post, Teigen and her brand released a joint statement that they are “heartbroken by the devastation” the recent fires in LA have caused. In addition, they sent love and support to the victims of the tragic event…

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CONTAINS MILK, SWEET RICE FLOUR, SUGAR, TAPIOCA STARCH, BUTTERMILK (BUTTERMILK, BUTTERMILK SOLIDS), BAKING POWDER (MONOCALCIUM PHOSPHATE, SODIUM BICARBONATE, CORNSTARCH), SALT, NATURAL FLAVOR.

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Famous Chefs Who Share the Chili Craze Passion

The Chili Craze has captivated chefs around the world, inspiring them to experiment with bold, fiery flavors in their cooking. From adding heat to traditional dishes to creating their own spicy masterpieces, these renowned chefs have embraced the thrill of chili peppers in ways that showcase their deep love for spice. Whether it’s infusing heat into sauces or turning up the temperature on their creations, these chefs are true pioneers in the world of spicy cuisine. Let’s take a look at some famous chefs who share the Chili Craze passion.

1. Gordon Ramsay

A name synonymous with culinary expertise, Gordon Ramsay is no stranger to incorporating chili peppers into his dishes. Known for his fiery temper and passion for cooking, Ramsay often adds heat to his meals, bringing intense flavors to his food. Whether he’s creating a spicy Thai curry or incorporating fresh chilies into his famous recipes, Ramsay’s kitchen is always full of bold, chili-infused dishes. His love for spice is particularly evident in his popular shows, where he regularly challenges contestants to tackle spicy dishes, proving that heat is an essential component of great cuisine.

2. Rick Bayless

Chef Rick Bayless is a pioneer in bringing Mexican cuisine to the forefront of the American culinary scene, and his Chili Craze passion is especially strong. Bayless is renowned for his expertise in chili peppers, often showcasing them in a variety of Mexican dishes. From his signature mole sauces to salsas and stews, he brings the rich, smoky flavors of dried chilies and the fiery heat of fresh peppers into every meal. With a deep respect for the cultural history and culinary traditions of chili peppers, Bayless educates his followers on the diverse range of chilies available and how to use them effectively.

3. Franklin Barbecue’s Aaron Franklin

Aaron Franklin, the barbecue pitmaster behind the famous Franklin Barbecue in Austin, Texas, incorporates chili peppers into his smoked meats with great finesse. While his primary focus is on slow-cooked brisket, Franklin adds a fiery twist to his rubs and sauces, which often feature chili powders and ground peppers. His passion for spice comes through in his bold use of chili peppers to enhance the smoky flavors of his meats, making them a favorite for those who appreciate a little heat in their barbecue.

4. Chrissy Teigen

While she may be better known as a model and social media personality, Chrissy Teigen’s cooking skills have made her a favorite among spice lovers. Her cookbook Cravings is filled with vibrant, chili-infused dishes that highlight her love for bold flavors. Teigen’s cooking regularly includes hot ingredients like chili peppers, sriracha, and chili oil, which she uses to kick up the heat in everything from noodle bowls to grilled meats. Her unapologetic approach to heat has made her a beloved figure in the Chili Craze community, inspiring fans to embrace spice in their everyday meals.

5. José Andrés

Renowned Spanish chef José Andrés is famous for his innovative approach to traditional Spanish cuisine, and his use of chili peppers is a key part of his culinary philosophy. Known for his vibrant Spanish tapas and paellas, Andrés loves to infuse his dishes with the heat and flavor of fresh and dried chilies. His dishes often include the use of chiles like pimentón (Spanish smoked paprika) and guindilla peppers, which add depth and complexity to his food. Andrés has an extensive understanding of chili peppers and their ability to transform dishes, bringing the Chili Craze to the forefront of his culinary creations.

6. David Chang

David Chang, the founder of the Momofuku restaurant group, is a chef who isn’t afraid to embrace the heat. Known for his bold flavors and creative fusion of cuisines, Chang incorporates chili peppers into his dishes with a fearless approach. His use of chilies in his famous ramen dishes, chili oil, and sauces has made him a staple in the spicy food scene. Chang’s focus on combining spicy ingredients with other complex flavors creates a unique balance that showcases his commitment to the Chili Craze. Whether in the form of chili-infused oils or fiery broths, his food highlights the versatility of chili peppers in modern cuisine.

7. Michael Symon

Celebrity chef Michael Symon is another chef who knows how to handle the heat. As a champion of bold, rustic flavors, Symon frequently incorporates chili peppers into his recipes. His love for chili peppers is especially evident in his famous BBQ dishes, where he adds layers of heat to meats with chili-based rubs and sauces. Symon’s food, often influenced by his Mediterranean and Eastern European roots, brings out the natural heat and smokiness of chili peppers, making them an integral part of his culinary style. His dedication to heat and flavor has earned him a spot as one of the top chefs in the world of spicy cooking.

8. Padma Lakshmi

As the host of Top Chef and a renowned cookbook author, Padma Lakshmi is no stranger to incorporating spice into her cooking. She has a deep passion for Indian cuisine, which uses a variety of chili peppers and spice blends. Lakshmi’s dishes often feature chilies as a key ingredient, whether it’s in the form of fresh green chilies in curries or ground chili powders in spice mixes. Her commitment to bringing chili peppers into her meals has earned her a place as a leading advocate for spice, especially in traditional Indian dishes.

9. Nigella Lawson

Nigella Lawson may be known for her indulgent, rich comfort food, but she’s also no stranger to the heat. The British chef uses chili peppers in various ways, whether they’re the star of a dish or subtly incorporated to add depth and warmth. Lawson’s love for spicy food comes through in recipes like her chili and ginger chocolate cake, where she balances heat with sweetness. By using chili peppers in unexpected ways, she has introduced many of her fans to the exciting world of spice, and her dishes often feature the Chili Craze in subtle but impactful ways.

10. Alton Brown

Alton Brown, the host of Good Eats and one of America’s favorite food scientists, has a fascination with chili peppers and their role in cooking. Known for his precise approach to food, Brown educates his viewers on how to handle chili peppers in a way that maximizes flavor without overpowering the dish. His recipes often include tips for using chili peppers to enhance the overall flavor profile of a meal, proving that chili isn’t just about heat—it’s about balance, science, and the art of flavor.

Conclusion: Spice Up Your Cooking with the Chili Craze

These famous chefs all share a deep love for chili peppers and are experts in incorporating them into their dishes in unique and flavorful ways. From Gordon Ramsay’s fiery cooking to José Andrés’ Spanish-inspired chili creations, these chefs embody the Chili Craze in their culinary styles. By embracing the heat and experimenting with the wide variety of chili peppers available, they inspire spice lovers around the world to explore the full potential of chili peppers in their own kitchens. If you’re passionate about spice, following in the footsteps of these renowned chefs will surely elevate your cooking and make your dishes even hotter.

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Lemon Pie Waffles

When Lifeway Kefir meets Cravings by Chrissy, it’s a pairing of pure morning magic because these Lemon Pie Waffles are the very zest. For this recipe, we use Cravings by Chrissy Teigen Waffle Mix but substitute Lemon Lifeway Kefir in place of standard milk. Then we add a yummy Farmer Cheese filling to create a […]

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Chrissy Teigen said ketamine therapy made her see her late son Jack. She's not the only celebrity to undergo treatments.

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Chrissy Teigen declares herself a BLACKPINK fan

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Chrissy Teigen declares herself a BLACKPINK fan

Cravings founder Chrissy Teigen has recalled her latest concert experience seeing BLACKPINK with her husband John Legend, her daughter Luna, and a friend. …

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Chrissy Teigen shares gorgeous snaps from Venice date night with John Legend

Chrissy Teigen shares gorgeous snaps from Venice date night with John Legend Chrissy Teigen dropped jaws as she shared some stunning snaps from her date night in Venice with husband John Legend and left fans gushing over it. The Cravings cookbook author, 37, took to her Instagram handle and flaunted her gorgeous curves as she got ready for a romantic date night out with her husband. In the…

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Ohhhhh myyyyyy goshhhhhh the pot pie soup was the perfect home-feeling, warm dinner I’ve had in a while and I’m feeling very content (yes I added pepper on top, no I won’t be stopped)

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John Legend knows what’s up

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Cookbooks I’m Excited to Dive into in 2019

Cravings: Recipes for All the Food You Want to Eat & Cravings: Hungry for More

BY CHRISSY TEIGEN

I used to be indifferent to Chrissy Teigen. She was that lady married to John Legend and a television personality (what exactly does she do on Lip Sync Battle anways?)... but that that was about it. I didn’t even know or remember her as a model.

Then her cookbooks came out. I don’t know what it is about her recipes, but I think everyone was just as surprised as me at the success of Chrissy’s cookbooks. And naturally, their popularity piqued my interest. While many ingredients and meal ideas are day-to-day staples (like pork chops or mac+cheese), the spicy twists and Thai turns on various foods truly are recipes for food you want to eat. Paging through both books, I’m fairly certain I said “Yum” or “I want to try that” for just about every recipe. Not to mention, her humor makes her so incredibly personable.

Pull Up a Chair: Recipes from My Family to Yours

BY TIFFANI THIESSEN 

I’ve mentioned Tiffani before, but let me do it again.

The first recipe of hers that I tried in my own kitchen was the Blackberry Jam portrayed on her show, and it became an instant hit (I even gave small jars away as parting gifts for a family get together; it is amazing on vanilla ice cream). As simple as making jam may be, I knew then that I wanted to try more of her recipes. I immediately ordered her cookbook when it was released. 

Some of her recipes I might consider slightly posh, but trust me when I say they still easily doable and sound absolutely delicious. Just remind me to try her Grilled Artichokes again, now that I actually know how to properly eat them. *facepalm* Also, her hostess flair comes through in the last section of the book called “Picture Perfect Parties” – which has menu, decor ideas, and other such notes for hosting various types of get-togethers (i.e. tailgates, brunches, family campouts, etc.)

The Home Cook: Recipes to Know by Heart

BY ALEX GUARNASCHELLI

Over the years watching Food Network and Cooking Channel, I’ve really become a fan of Alex Guarnaschelli. She’s a fellow Italian (Italians have an unspoken bond lol), the first female to win Iron Chef and the second overall female Iron Chef (after Cat Cora), but really... the lady just knows her stuff. When I heard that she was releasing a cookbook, I was super excited to get my hands on it. Yes, me being excited about books of any form is a recurring theme for me.

One thing I look forward to in Alex’s cookbook – as well as with Giada’s down below – is experiencing how a fellow Italian does Italian food (although that is merely a portion of The Home Chef). We all have our own interpretations of Italian dishes based on our individual backgrounds. But I suppose that could be true of many cultures and many dishes. 

Also mildly prevalent in Alex’s cookbook is the sort of... “upscale” demeanor that I might associate with professionally educated chefs. It’s not many cookbooks you find recipes for bouillabaisse, unless they trained went to culinary school or studied in France  – or in Alex’s case, the two combined (she attended La Varenne Cooking School in Burgundy, France). 

Magnolia Table: A Collection of Recipes for Gathering

BY JOANNA GAINES

I always try to resist the charm of Chip and Joanna Gaines... but guys, it’s really hard. And, not gonna lie, a lot of the merchandise from their line at Target is SO PRETTY and on my wishlist 😍 Damn you, Gaines’s. 

While I am not entirely into the modern farmhouse aesthetic showcased on Fixer Upper or loosely included in their Target line, I am really feeling the down-to-earth homey recipes that Joanna shares in Magnolia Table. Many have that “fresh from the farm” Southern feel (based on her childhood in Kansas), where a handful of others include her Korean and Lebanese heritage. 

Eat What You Watch: A Cookbook for Movie Lovers

BY ANDREW REA

I discovered this book at work and I absolutely LOVE the concept! In fact, I’ve been plotting a project for myself with a similar concept (more on this later). 

Eat What You Watch encompasses 40 recipes to help recreate the amazing food moments in film – butterbeer from Harry Potter, the apple strudel from Inglorious Basterds, the titular ratatouille from Ratatouille. Essentially, this cookbook is the PERFECT way to combine my two favorite things. And I’ll get to watch some new movies in the process 😋

Giada’s Italy: My Recipes for La Dolce Vita 

BY GIADA DE LAURENTIIS

I have an... interesting connection to Giada de Laurentiis. 

Noooo, no it’s not just because of our shared Italian heritage (she was born in Rome!), but rather a foodie experience I had a few years ago. 

In late 2016, I traveled to Las Vegas with my aunt for her birthday. As a special birthday meal, we dined at Giada’s namesake restaurant on Vegas Strip. Sparing you the details, I think this was actually the first fancy-ish and refined dining experience I’ve ever really had. I spared no expense and splurged as much as I could, from appetizer to dessert. I really don’t know how to explain it properly but Giada just holds a special place in my and my aunt’s hearts thanks to this experience we shared. Later on, I even planned and together we cooked an entire meal inspired by our experience, utilizing Giada’s own recipes from her website Giadzy. 

Unlike her other books, however, I felt that this one was more authentic. There are the people that want “everyday” and “weeknight” recipes for oversimplified meals, but Giada’s Italy to me just felt more... real. More Giada than her other titles. And, as I mentioned along with Alex Guarnaschelli’s book, I look forward to tasting Giada’s interpretation of Italian food, especially knowing that Giada’s recipes incorporate a Californian flare, spawning by her childhood in Los Angeles. 

Bread Illustrated  BY AMERICA'S TEST KITCHEN

This cookbook is part of my ever-evolving desire to cook more items from scratch. As an Italian (I know I know, I’ve already mentioned this too much in this post), there are two things we (or at least I) really love as eaters: pasta and bread. It seems only natural for me to be excited to utilize this book. And, of course, it makes the house smell amazing! There’s nothing like the aroma of baked goods. I am always so fascinated by how varying measurements of flour, yeast, and wet ingredients can create beautifully diverse loaves of bread.

Mediterranean Cookbook

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A final repetition of this concept – Mediterranean Cookbook is another way I want to discover Italian food interpretation. However, this title is also much, much more than that. The Greek, Spanish, Andalusian, etc. foods within Mediterranean Cookbook allow me to uncover the flavors of the entire region, flavors that go well beyond Italy. I just might have to get over my distaste for olives to tackle this one.

Equally as entertaining will be trying to understand and use the titles of dishes – most, if not all of them, are not in English. But, if anything, I consider it a way to immerse myself into the culture of each dish.

Regions include (listed in the index): Middle East, North Africa, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Sicily, Greece, and Turkey.

HONORABLE MENTIONS: The Book of Greens: A Cook's Compendium by Jenn Louis with Kathleen Squires In a strange turn of events, I've taken an interest in *gasp* salads and vegetables and healthier foods 😝 And while I also purchased The Vegetable Butcher by Cara Mangini a couple years ago, I knew it couldn't hurt to get my hands on a book just about greens; how to select, break down, cook them AND what flavors pair well with them. Let's be real, I just love any book that is essentially an encyclopedia for chefs. Instant Pot Electric Pressure Cooker Cookbook by Sara Quessenberry & Kate Merker Now that I have two Instant Pots in my possession (a 3-quart and an 8-quart), it is now a matter of actually using them. My first meal from the Pot was butternut squash soup, and I have since experimented with hard boiled eggs, a pot roast, and chicken breast (both from frozen!) that all turned out wonderfully... but I would definitely love to add more to my Instant Pot reportoire. I may still enjoy cooking the old fashioned way, but you can't deny how well the Instant Pot works. The Kinfolk Table: Recipes for Small Gatherings by Nathan Williams I got this book as an absolute steal at a garage sale; I think I literally only paid 10 cents. I may not read Kinfolk Magazine, but I was immediately drawn to the beautiful composition and cultural aspects of it. Not only does the cookbook encompass recipes from around the world, but also the stories that inspired them from the people who shared them. Although The Kinfolk Table is divided into Brooklyn, Copenhagen, The English Countryside, Portland (Oregon), and "The Wandering Table," the book's contributors span the entire globe.

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Give Chrissy Teigen Comfy Chill Wear for Valentine's Day

Give Chrissy Teigen Comfy Chill Wear for Valentine’s Day

Supermodel, wife and mother Chrissy Teigen is looking to elevate your lifestyle with her Chill Wear at Cravings by Chrissy Teigen. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, she has added super soft slippers, a whimsical reversible robe and a comfortable cami set. Cravings is dedicated to bringing fun, function and flavor into your home. Chill Wear by Chrissy Teigen The faux sherpa Teddy Slippers are…