Fall is approaching fast, and the cooler weather is just around the corner. YouTube star Laura Vitale is stopping by the TODAY kitchen to share a few of her favorite hearty soup recipes to warm up to ...

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YouTube cooking show host Laura Vitale is stopping by the TODAY kitchen to share a few of her favorite spring-inspired recipes. She shows us how to make chicken meatballs with spinach and pasta with ...

Not sure what to cook this week? Try fall recipes like pumpkin rigatoni with prosciutto, pumpkin cobbler, Salisbury steak meatballs and French onion pasta.

Italian-food expert Laura Vitale, host of Cooking Channel's Simply Laura and YouTube's Laura in the Kitchen, knows the importance of easy weeknight dinners. She's teamed up with Red Gold for its Crush ...

Chef Laura Vitale joins TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Erin Andrews to make her recipe for orzo and charred corn pasta salad!

Chef Laura Vitale drops by to show Megyn Kelly how she can whip up pasta recipes using leftover ingredients from summer BBQs or last night’s dinner!July 30, 2018 ...

Italian-American chef Laura Vitale is a rising superstar in the culinary world. The host of her own YouTube show, Laura in the Kitchen, and now host of the Cooking Channel’s Simply Laura, this cook is ...

This Make-ahead Monday, Kardea Brown, host of “Delicious Miss Brown,” makes Southern-style macaroni and cheese, while Laura Vitale, host of the YouTube series “Laura in the Kitchen,” puts an Italian ...

You might think there's no use for a rind of parmesan cheese once you've grated every last strand, but that's not the case — in fact, you should be cooking with it. Laura notes that parmesan rinds are ...

From the Wayne’s World School of Broadcasting, Laura Vitale has gone from her basement studio to YouTube celebrity to the latest Cooking Channel Web-to-TV sensation. After the economy went south in ...