And some salads are more substantial than others. Salads like the cobb salad. Loaded with bacon, avocado, hard-boiled egg and Roquefort cheese - it’s not just a salad, it’s a meal. A meal invented at ...

The Cobb Salad has a bit of Hollywood history behind it. It was created back in the 1930s by Bob Cobb, owner of the famous Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles. As the story goes, Bob was hungry ...

The Cobb salad was invented in Los Angeles in the 1930s. Legend has it that Robert Cobb, owner of celebrity Hollywood hangout the Brown Derby, was looking for a midnight snack one night in 1937 ...

Bobby Flay's rich, creamy lobster Cobb salad is his take on another celebrity chef's classic Cobb spinoff. Here's the chef who inspired Flay's version.

there are a few versions of the story of how this main-course salad was invented. One suggests that Brown Derby restaurant owner/manager Bob Cobb was famished at the end of a long workday and ...

The Cobb salad at Michael’s comes with a huge caveat, which is that it costs $32. But the price tag is, in a way, what makes it the Cobbiest of all Cobbs: The salad, after all, is the type of ...

As a kid, I loved salad. No, not the kind packed with fresh vegetables and lightly dressed with a perky vinaigrette. My ideal salad was a little bit of lettuce topped with cheese, some kind of ...