Girl Meets Farm star Molly Yeh has always been thrifty in the kitchen. Every leftover in her home is eaten or repurposed to create an entirely new meal. Yeh often kept food scraps in storage bags.

I’ve been a fan of Molly Yeh for nearly 10 years. With her comforting recipes (hello, tater tot-topped casseroles), eye for aesthetics and flavor, and approachable personality, the cookbook ...

“145 billion meals are wasted a year in the US, and that equals over $1,000 lost per family,” Yeh told SheKnows. “We have a long way to go.” Related story Martha Stewart’s 100th Book Is ...

Baking is fun and all, but when the cookies, brownies, bars, or cakes are finally in the oven, the carnage of dirty dishes left on the counter can cause quite a headache. Molly Yeh has a solution ...

Storing food scraps in the freezer is the ultimate hack for extending their storage life—and TV host, mom and restaurateur Molly Yeh is partnering with Ziploc to make that process easier.

said Yeh. "Together with Ziploc ®, the 'World's First Frozen Cookbook' is such a fun, spunky way of sparking creativity and, helping families preserve the food we all love while inspiring them to ...

Girl Meets Farm star Molly Yeh has a knack for transforming ingredients into great ... The new cookbook features cookies, bars, salads, desserts for breakfast, cakes, pies, no-bake sweets, and drinks, ...

“Recipes for sweets pour out of me like any bucket of sprinkles that gets handed to my children: swiftly and with great joy,” writes Food Network star Yeh (Home Is Where the Eggs Are) in this ...

Molly Shannon reprised her iconic character for the SNL50: The Anniversary Special on Sunday, Feb. 16. As Emma Stone took the stage to introduce the best moments of physical comedy on the show ...