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Bivalves 101
Clams, mussels, oysters, and scallops
By Margarett Waterbury
May 7, 2013
A guide to picking and preparing these popular shellfish.
In the boarding house
The original working-class diet
By Sharon Hunt
April 9, 2013
Both James Beard and Craig Claiborne grew up in them.
Brunch retooled
Hearty brunches, lightened
By Marygrace Taylor
February 4, 2013
How to cook a less heavy brunch, without sacrificing flavor.
The benefits of broth
Heal yourself with Asian soups
By Christina Eng
January 14, 2013
Hot-and-sour soup, and so much more.
Kitchen throwdown
A conversation with dueling food writers
By Anne Zimmerman
December 13, 2012
Kim Severson and Julia Moskin agree that cooking is key.
Gluten-free Christmas cookies
Tips for making wheat-free treats
By Stephanie Stiavetti
December 11, 2012
Success right out of the oven.
Sticky sweet
Rediscovering molasses
By Jackie Varriano
December 5, 2012
It’s versatile, richly flavored, and better for you than white sugar.
Aperitivo time
The Italian version of happy hour
By Margarett Waterbury
October 29, 2012
A perfect marriage of cocktails and snacks.
A roots quiz
Diane Morgan’s new book digs in
By Kim Carlson
October 19, 2012
Do you know your burdock from your salsify? We didn’t think so.
From critic to creator
Behind ‘The Oregonian Cookbook’
By Katherine Miller
October 1, 2012
She’s been a newspaper-food-section editor for years, but now she’s compiled a cookbook.
In defense of corn
Embracing the fresh stuff
By Nathan Krishnamurthy
September 4, 2012
Sweet corn and the art of keeping food simple.
Shrub love
Rediscovering a colonial classic
By Ellen Jackson
August 14, 2012
Fruit, aromatics, sugar, and vinegar make for a memorable sip.
Tickled by pickled fruit
Tart and tangy
By Jackie Varriano
August 1, 2012
Here’s an easy way to enjoy summer’s bounty of fruit.
The vegan barbecue
No, it’s not an oxymoron
By Jennifer Busby
July 2, 2012
Tips for making plants taste meaty; jackfruit is a secret ingredient.
Make treats for your dogs
Snacks for the canines among us
By Laura Grace Weldon
May 31, 2012
Your hound will love this jerky.
Ode to coleslaw
Singing the praises of an American salad
By Nathan Krishnamurthy
May 23, 2012
Rediscover this popular classic by making your own.
Fabulous favas
A green herald of summer
By Trista Cornelius
May 1, 2012
Sure, they’re work, but they’re worth every effort.
Rabbit on the menu
How to eat a rabbit
By Jackie Varriano
March 19, 2012
Ideas for prepping and preparing a delicious and plentiful protein source.
Pancake Tuesday
Coins were part of the family feast
By Sharon Hunt
February 21, 2012
A rich family tradition on the day before Lent.
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