Like Child, Hilton is a culinary icon. And like Powell, who cooked in a small apartment kitchen above a pizzeria, I’ll be cooking in an even smaller kitchen above a downstairs neighbor who graciously has yet to complain about the volume at which I play “Stars Are Blind.” Both of us have bravely undertaken serious culinary missions: her, cooking 524 recipes from a world-renowned chef, and I, following instructions from a woman who once cooked bacon with an iron on The Simple Life. A little bit of both. Sometimes when it's just very hectic, I'll have someone help me. But when I was cooking with Kim Kardashian, she taught me to clean as you go. So I'm going to try to use that tip more often.

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One of the biggest challenges is not enough days in the week to get everything done. Every single day I’m getting different offers and people are coming to me with different ideas. I’ve also got a busy schedule of performances and appearances. Honestly, there’s just not enough time to squeeze it all in. I’m saying no to so many things now because I’m a mom and I want to be there for Phoenix as much as possible, so I don’t miss any of his milestones. I’ve learned the word no, which is something that was hard for me before. I’m an Aquarius so I’m a very creative person, and I also have ADHD, so my mind is always racing coming up with new ideas. So just what are those new cooking skills? For Glamour's latest installment of How I Eat at Home, Hilton filled us in on that and much, much more. Clean utensils and gadgets with warm, soapy water, and a soft sponge or cloth. Rinse thoroughly and dry.

I have such a busy, full life and it’s so much fun, but it’s also a lot. I’m so proud of this new season. We’ve been watching all the episodes and I laugh, I cry. There are fun moments but sad moments, too, and I get really emotional watching it. I wanted to show that, in life, people go through everything. I’ve been so vulnerable these last few years sharing my life, and it’s been incredibly healing. There’s such power in sharing your story and your truth. When comparing the price of this set with other similar non-PFOA options, it seems to be within the same range. But I’ve noticed that the light color of these pots and pans tends to show stains more easily, especially when using a gas stove like I do. Four Stars? Here’s Why. I just love it. I love food. I've always been a foodie. And I love being creative; it's like an art for me. I don't really like following recipes or reading rules. I just feel it and put things in, and it ends up tasting even better than the original. How I have fun with fashion, I like having fun with food. As such, building biologist and environmental consultant Ryan Blaser of Test My Home recommends getting rid of any older pans that may contain PFOA—especially if they're chipped. The next season of Paris in Love is coming. After filming the first season for this reality show, was there anything that was off limits this time around?

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Things got a little more advanced this time around; making fries from scratch and navigating vegan beef for the first time is no easy feat, and I failed my instructor on both counts. My solace was watching Hilton’s nervous “chief of staff,” Charlotte, frantically oversee the party planners decorating Hilton’s dining room like an old-school diner to match the burger-and-fries motif. Of course, Hilton has since added to her repertoire with last year’s viral YouTube video in which she made lasagna. That lasagna earned her a series that joins the new wave of celebrities learning to cook by getting a cooking show. Cooking With Paris follows Hilton’s misadventures in the kitchen alongside famous friends (and family) like Kim Kardashian West, Demi Lovato, and America’s sweetheart Kathy Hilton. Paris admits that she’s not a trained chef, but with fingerless “sliving gloves” on and bedazzled cookware at the ready, she is prepared to learn.Glamour : Netflix says your new series will show how you “navigate new ingredients, new recipes, and exotic kitchen appliances.” What are these new ingredients you’re navigating, as well as these exotic kitchen appliances? Paris Hilton has done just about everything: DJ-ing, modeling, writing, singing and more (not to mention that she’s a high-key fashion icon). Her memoir, Paris: The Memoir, was published earlier this year, and she describes it as a continuation of “this whole path of self-discovery” she began with her 2020 documentary. She advocates for empowering survivors of the “troubled teen industry” as well, speaking out against residential treatment programs and having testified before Congress and multiple state governments. It’s why we love you. Speaking of things that bring you happiness, what’s your favorite comfort food?