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Jazmin Flores's reborn taqueria comes to the next Monday Night Foodball, the Reader's weekly chef pop-up at Frank and Mary's Tavern.

Nemanja Milunovic returns to his pan-Balkan roots at the next Monday Night Foodball at Frank and Mary's Tavern

Once a part of marriage proposals, maritozzi are making a comeback in Italy and around the world

We've got the city's prime options for chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, irresistible shrimp and grits, and more.

Longevity salads are all over TikTok, but do they work? Here, an RD weighs in on the benefits and shares a recipe for longevity salad.

If you're looking for inspiration to stick with Dry January, or you're worried about the cancer risk linked to alcohol, you may want to check out booze-free gatherings happening all over the country.

From light to blackstrap, sulfured to unsulfured, the large variety of molasses options can be confusing. And one type will make your treats "frankly...

The Hindu festival of lights is a time for families and friends to celebrate together, but some of the plentiful food on offer comes with health challenges.

Plus, a new SGV dumpling destination has lines out the door, two chefs bring global flavor to Santa Monica, and Echo Park lands two new Japanese imports.

In a plant nursery in northern Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region, hundreds of pine, eucalyptus, olive and pomegranate saplings grow under awnings protecting them from the fierce summer sun.The nursery in Sarchinar in the Kurdish city of Sulaimaniyah is part of efforts to battle the destructive effe...

Themed movie menus that pair double or triple features with curated charcuterie

Prolonged droughts attributed to climate change are making it hard for Afghans to grow other field crops and fruits, but hardy opium poppies can still thrive.

He describes himself as just 'a fat guy who likes to eat,' but Smorgasburg's Zach Brooks is the gatekeeper to a coveted corner of L.A.'s culinary world.

Why not enjoy some light, but substantial, salads courtesy of everyone's favorite "Everyday Italian" herself?

Iran was once known for its luxurious silk carpets, often purchased by American and European tourists. But renewed sanctions and a drop in tourism have led to struggling carpet weavers and the future of the cultural artisan skills on the brink.

Hannah Goldfield on the author of cookbooks including "The Jewish Holiday Kitchen," and her recipes for challah, matzo-ball soup, and other traditional foods.

Jamaica Kincaid's alphabet of the colonized world, with illustrations by Kara Walker.

A cosmetic chemist explains the difference between oil- and water-based makeup, including ingredients you should look for, if they can mix, and more.

Apples, carrots and potatoes are just a few produce picks that can last up to several months — even a year

Harvard neuroscientist and author Lisa Genova reveals the diet that can help everyone fight against Alzheimer's and improve their overall brain health.