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The birth of America's bastardized cuisine
Since that mythic first Thanksgiving, we\'ve relied on native plants to augment dishes from the old country
11/24/2011 19:00 UTC
The seven pantry essentials in my Nigerian kitchen
Smoke, salinity and spice fill this kitchen
03/09/2021 15:00 UTC
Never mess up a pot of rice again
"From Asia to Africa to Latin America, rice has been a symbol of sustenance, community and celebration"
10/29/2023 18:00 UTC
Marisel Salazar thinks if you can eat it, you can probably put adobo on it
A look inside one food writer’s Panamanian, Cuban and Japanese pantry
10/08/2021 15:00 UTC
Fried-cheese epiphany at a street fair
Amid the awful food at the San Gennaro festival, mozzarella sticks that say a lot about American cuisine
09/22/2010 17:01 UTC
Maya Kaimal tells how to get "Indian Flavor Every Day" with ingredients you already have
Maya Kaimal makes Indian food with a twist: "I resist this idea that there are rules around what you can do"
05/13/2023 19:59 UTC
New kitchen invader: Black garlic
Upscale chefs love it, grocery stores now stock it, but will the latest trendy ingredient last?
12/03/2009 22:01 UTC
Meet MSG's little-known brother
Recent massive snack recalls are turning attention to HVP, a "substitute" for MSG that's basically the same thing
03/13/2010 18:01 UTC
The world's most sensational single-serving hand pie and potato pocket? All about the knish
This year, gorge yourself on knishes, the often unsung hero of the Hanukkah table
12/21/2022 20:00 UTC
The Southern and Low Country pantry ingredients one cook can’t live without
Amethyst Ganaway’s pantry is based around a "holy trinity of grains"
01/28/2022 16:00 UTC
"Everything is a spritz, nothing is a spritz": Notes on creativity, cocktails and bad copies
Even in the kitchen, making something that could be perceived as off-trend takes bravery. Here's why it's worth it
07/10/2023 16:34 UTC
What is "southern" food? Dale Gray takes readers from South Africa to South Korea for the answer
In "South of Somewhere" the author explores both global flavors and the cultures that created them
09/19/2023 17:45 UTC
Is the signature dish outdated?
A Seattle chef's duck specialty is divine but that doesn't mean it is -- or should be -- on the menu
05/27/2011 00:45 UTC
A family dinner is never actually about how good the food is, says Andrew Zimmern
The chef and "Family Dinner" host on how sobriety, curiosity and found family sparked his desire to feed people
10/09/2022 21:30 UTC
What's really in your steak?
Do you prefer it with a nice Bernaise sauce or maybe some transglutaminase? Yes, "meat glue"
06/08/2012 17:17 UTC