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Nutrition
Jan 29 2010, 1:02 pmCarcinogens Lurk in Crispy Foods
Frying and toasting produce acrylamide, but how scary is the molecule, and how can we avoid it?read morePhoto by thedabble/FlickrCC
Cooking From the South
Jan 29 2010, 9:00 amThe Art of the Braise
Julia Child, Escoffier, and a Louisianan grandmother taught the author the secrets of simmering.read morePhoto by jules:stonesoup/FlickrCC
Stories
Jan 29 2010, 8:58 amBread Pudding Saves the Day
How to impress hosts who are professional cooks? Break out the rum and a loaf of challah.read morePhoto by Samer Farha/FlickrCC
Menus
Jan 29 2010, 8:56 am13 Meals to Please a Carnivore
In honor of National Meat Week, we've gathered savory dishes from briskets to roasts to kabobs.read moreRecipes
Jan 29 2010, 6:45 amRecipe: Southern Pot Roast
With lesser cuts of meat, browning and simmering is the best technique cooks can have in their repertoire.read moreRecipes
Jan 29 2010, 6:45 amRecipe: Chocolatey Rum Bread Pudding
Adapted from a dessert served at the Little Fountain Café in D.C., both pudding and sauce can be made a day ahead. read moreRecipes
Jan 29 2010, 6:45 amRecipe: Horseradish Mashed Potatoes
These mashed potatoes use two kinds of tuber for ultimate texture and flavor. They make an ideal side for a roast.read moreRecipes
Jan 29 2010, 6:45 amRecipe: Warm Roasted Brussels Sprouts Salad
Pan roasting is a quick, delicious way to cook vegetables when you don't want to wait 45 minutes to eat. read morePhoto by norwichnuts/FlickrCC
Sustainability
Jan 28 2010, 12:45 pmA Colorful Meal to Banish the Blahs
The author's sweet potato and spinach dinner serves as a mood-lifting antidote to January gloom.read morePhoto by macieklew/FlickrCC
Sustainability
Jan 28 2010, 8:44 amWatering Down Organic Milk
That carton might not be quite so pure. As feedlots loom, will new rules defend small farms?read morePhoto by Samuel Fromartz
Stories
Jan 28 2010, 8:41 amBaking Bread for Alice Waters
Called to duty at a food celebrity's charity dinner, an amateur succeeds with just a home oven.read morePhoto by stlbites.com/FlickrCC
Nutrition
Jan 28 2010, 8:39 amSalmonella Strikes Again
Last week, a sausage company recalled more than one million pounds of salami. Who's to blame?read morePhoto by Stirling Noyes/FlickrCC
Coffee Culture
Jan 27 2010, 12:51 pmHaiti's Coffee: Will it Come Back?
Production has languished, but the island's beans radiate potential—both culinary and economic.read morePhoto by Michael Parks
Abroad
Jan 27 2010, 8:56 amLast Tastes of Mongolia
Wandering the wild landscape by foot, the author reflects on his final meals before his return to America. SLIDE SHOW Iread morePhoto by musicpb/FlickrCC
Stories
Jan 27 2010, 8:48 amGrilled Cheese: Fuel of Champions
During a 33-mile week, the author subsists on toasted sandwiches. With butter. Lots of butter.read morePhoto by moria/FlickrCC
Nutrition
Jan 27 2010, 8:38 amSugar, Fat, and Calories: Q & A
The author addresses fructose, cardio disease, and how cooking impacts nutrients.read moreRecipes
Jan 27 2010, 6:45 amRecipe: Skillet-Free Grilled Cheese
Creative spreads and toppings make this toasted version taste (almost) as good as its fried cousin.read morePhoto by coda/FlickrCC
Sustainability
Jan 26 2010, 12:48 pmSave a Reef--Eat a Lionfish
This predator is terrorizing Caribbean ecosystems. Good thing it tastes like grouper.read morePhoto by Angela Tchou/FlickrCC
Stories
Jan 26 2010, 8:46 amQuinoa, a Cursed Crop: Part II
In 1984, David Cusack was murdered. Exporting "the mother grain," did he face its wrath? read more
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Stories
Jan 26 2010, 8:45 amContraband Chickens Invade Canada
The birds are forbidden in most cities, but persistent urban egg lovers are having their way. read morePhoto by Carol Ann Sayle
On the Farm
Jan 26 2010, 8:45 amOn a Texas Farm, Sunshine Is Back
After a cold snap, the author tears out damaged crops and sticks to her motto: "Keep planting."read morePhoto by Daquella manera/FlickrCC
Everybody's a Critic
Jan 25 2010, 12:45 pmFollow the Brew, Stay for the Food
A professed beer-hater visits D.C.'s Birch and Barley and finds the menu compelling enough to return. read morePhoto by Navin75/FlickrCC
Mixmaster
Jan 25 2010, 9:00 amPortland, Maine: Craft Beer Heaven
As if lobster and ocean views weren't enough, the city is home to a top American microbrew scene.read morePhoto by kevincure/FlickrCC
Abroad
Jan 25 2010, 8:58 amIn China, Relearning Eating Etiquette
Visiting her ancestral village with her father, the author fumbles her way through meals. read morePhoto by Vaughn Tan