Michael La Corte (page 3)

Email: mlacorte@salon.com

Michael is a food writer, recipe editor and educator based in his beloved New Jersey. After graduating from the Institute of Culinary Education in New York City, he worked in restaurants, catering and supper clubs before pivoting to food journalism and recipe development. He also holds a BA in psychology and literature from Pace University.

Michael loves hard cheeses, extra-crispy chicken cutlets, chocolate-coated candied orange peels, any and all pasta dishes, croissants, peach juice, coffee and admittedly stans Mountain Dew — as damning as that may be. He is a burgeoning movie buff and has an irrational distaste for potato bread. He is especially passionate about music, social justice advocacy, his loved ones and his dog, Winston.

Lay's potato chips

FDA classifies Lay’s recall as Class 1 due to undeclared milk allergen Michael La Corte

Top Chef

"Top Chef" returns, heading to Canada with 15 exceptionally talented chefs competing for the title Michael La Corte

Cabbage and Mushroom Pancakes

"Mountain people are resilient": Chef Ashleigh Shanti on Black foodways, Hurricane Helene and more Michael La Corte

David Lynch Cherry Pie Sign

The "Twin Peaks" cherry pie: How a simple dessert became a cultural icon (and how to make your own) Michael La Corte

Costco wholesale club store

FDA confirms listeria contamination in Kirkland smoked salmon, issues urgent recall Michael La Corte

Ozempic semaglutide

GLP-1 drugs are reshaping food spending habits, study finds Michael La Corte

Throwing out food

How to reduce food waste in 2025: Save money and reduce frustration after grocery shopping Michael La Corte

Variation of cooking oils

Sweetgreen ditches seed oils, launches seed oil-free menu Michael La Corte

Supermarket aisle, woman legs and basket for shopping in grocery store

Beating high food costs in 2025: How to save money while prioritizing health, simplicity and taste Michael La Corte

Air Frier Chicken Breast

Study finds air fryers emit less indoor air pollution than other cooking methods Michael La Corte

Person at a tap filling a glass of water

New study show that tap water is often just as safe as bottled water — if not safer Michael La Corte

Bowl of Red Heart Shaped Sugar Candies

After much back-and-forth, the FDA officially bans usage of Red Dye No. 3 in food and drugs Michael La Corte

Starbucks store

"Third spaces" take another hit as Starbucks does away with open door policy Michael La Corte

Costco Wholesale store exterior

Costco announces recall of its Kirkland cold and flu medication Michael La Corte

Super Bowl American football snacks chips

In anticipation of the Super Bowl, new flavors coming from iconic snack brands Doritos and Cheetos Michael La Corte

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