"We all eat so similarly; how we procure our ingredients, how we cook them and how we share meals around the table. It is kind of fundamentally the same whether we're in a village in India or in New York City."
There's nothing more delicious than satay fresh off the grill, when the skewers of seasoned meats are hot, juicy and infused with the flavor of smoldering charcoal.
A homemade ice cream cookie sandwich is the perfect, well-portioned summer treat. You might be tempted to eat them up right after assembly, but they're well worth the overnight wait.
Did you know that French fries aren't really French? They originated in Belgium and were probably first called 'French Fries' when American soldiers tasted Belgian frites during WWI.
Saveur Magazine is at it again. We're sure you remember their ten second garlic-peeling trick from a few months ago. Well, this time they've shaved se...
Chicagoan Tim Mazurek has been an underground authority on high-end, at-home cooking and baking since 2008, but most of his neighbors wouldn't know it...
Facebook isn't a "thing" anymore. It's so ingrained, it just is. Before the Internet, if you didn't have a television, people automatically assumed you were weird. Now, if you don't have a Facebook page, you're either old, weird, or old and weird.
Genoa's famous basil pesto belongs to a genre of pounded herb sauces found all across the Mediterranean. Some are traditional; others are creations of...
The pan-cultural group of American Muslims who gathered in Washington enjoyed a menu that mixed Western ingredients like puff pastry and Brie with Middle Eastern staples such as saffron and halal lamb.
Today's fairs are a nostalgic throwback to the livestock shows, Ferris wheels, and family fun of another era. And sweet, gooey, salty, deep-fried anything-on-a-stick is the snack of choice.