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It's almost time for Super Bowl 50. Game Day parties are coming together and everyone is looking for the best game day recipes. No matter which teams end up in the big game, most Americans will find themselves watching the two teams square off and sneaking a peek at...
Friends Food Family: Essential Recipes, Tips and Secrets for the Modern Hostess, from LibertyLondonGirl is a fun, tip-filled cookbook. The hardcover book by Sasha Wilkins is published by Quadrille and distributed in the US and Canada by Chronicle Books. It was...
Healthy Japanese Cooking, a new cookbook by London restaurateur Makiko Sano that released on September 1, 2015, is a joy to all the senses, which is exactly the purpose of this cookbook. Sano introduces us right away to the concept of "shoku-iku," or conscious...
The Elixir of Life Cookbook: finding love and joy in the passionate pursuit of food is a gorgeous cookbook by Sedona (Arizona) Chef Lisa Dahl. The Elixir of Life is, quite simply, Tuscany on a plate. The hardcover book, available via Dahl Restaurant Group's website...
In my "Recipes from the road" series of articles, I've shared some of my favorite bites from around the world—be sure to check out the other great dishes here—but there are some that stand out above all the rest as the best bites of all. Here are a few of my all-time...
There is something almost magical about Louisiana food. It's such a combination of flavors resulting from the blending of several distinct cultures. Of course, the big debate in Louisiana is "Cajun or Creole"? Just what is the difference? Asking that of a Louisiana...
In this installment of Recipes from the Road, I want to share some of the international flavors I have enjoyed over the years. There are two from Germany, one from Quebec's Eastern Townships and one, though it came from Wisconsin's L'ecole de la Maison, has a definite...
When I travel, food plays an important part in the overall experience. I always believe that food shows the soul of a place. One of the most diverse areas for great food is here in the Southwest that I call home. Flavors can vary from traditional Mexican food to fresh...
Food defines a place. When I travel, I seek out local eateries because they help define the culture. I love it when I discover a dish and can get the recipe for it. It's fun to return home and see how close I can come to duplicating the meal. This is one of Susan's...