
All those rumors of a foodie feud between TV's perky cooking-show hosts are false, according to a new report.
Giada De Laurentiis tells Redbook magazine that she and Rachael Ray get along, though they're not best friends.
"Do we hang out all the time? No. Are we best friends? No," De Laurentiis told the magazine for its June issue.
"We laugh about it," De Laurentiis said. "We do these festivals together, and she'll say to me, 'Oh, we'd better take a picture together and smile, because if we don't, God only knows what's going to get written about us.' She's a lovely person."
[Via Us Weekly]

'Giada's Kitchen: New Italian Favorites'


To a large portion of the population, "carb" was nothing more than a nasty, four-letter word a few years ago. Like most diets and trends though, the shelf life on that has largely expired and people are once again venturing down the bread and pasta aisles of their local supermarkets. This is especially good news for lovers of Italian food, and even better news for someone like Giada De Laurentiis. 









