Norman Rockwell's "The Problem We All Live With" now hangs at the White House, upsetting... certain kinds of people

The crown jewel of Easter iconography, the Easter egg has transformed in many ways since its inception

Salon talks to the novelist about fantasy in her storytelling and how U.S. and Liberian readers are different

After Mardi Gras (March 1) many of these vegan king cakes will vanish until the next Epiphany (January 6)

Think of this as your rustic, American update to the classic macaron

Whether you bake chocolate bourbon pecan or sweet potato pie, you can't go wrong. But the secret's all in the crust

This week's champ finds inspiration in her flower beds and cookbooks to give us a chocolate mint cake

An investigation found that children as young as ten were working with machetes in fields in Ghana to harvest cocoa

The story of Caesar, an enslaved cook and chocolatier in Colonial Virginia

Practitioners and preservationists worry that the Portland-based company "bastardizes" local religion and culture

Complaints of being addicted to or burned out by dating are on the rise, suggesting it's its own end, not a means

The depiction of opioid addiction on "Roseanne" isn't doing public health practitioners any favors

What would you do if you had to give up chocolate forever?

Who says plant-based has to be virtuous?

Barbara Harris pays addicted mothers $200 not to have children -- ever again.