Time to start making a dish list for that holiday menu! Whether for a potluck feast with friends, or a massive cookout in your own kitchen, pairings are essential to the success of any holiday meal! As the saying goes, “Food without wine is a corpse. Wine without food is a ghost.”
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We at Honest Cooking, along with our partner Sugar Checked, are starting off your weekend right with a gift basket filled with sensible treats to help keep your January goals on track.
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When it gets colder, cravings for hot, family-style meals become a frequent request. Spend no time slaving over the stove and all your time filling those bellies at the table with these slow cooker recipes for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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Follow Colin West on his final adventure across Australia in the eighth and last episode of the wonderful Wineram Australia video series.
Steen Hanssen once again guides us through the wonders of German cuisine – this time, the classic Knödel.
CHEF’S TABLE presents Part 1 of a mouthwatering journey through Neapolitan Cuisine (La Cucina Napoletana) led by Riccardo Costa, host of the popular web cooking series DATE NIGHT and NYC-TV’s i-Italy.
As it turns out, rich maple syrup and floral lavender play oh so nicely together.
We’re honored, humbled, happy and extremely proud to have won the “Best Group Blog” category at the 2012 Saveur Best Food Blog Awards.
Jessica Dang tries a classic British afternoon tea on her own. The results are catastrophic.
Can you smell the cork to tell if a wine is corked? Should red wine be served at room temperature? Tim Elliott debunks 10 long-lived wine myths.
Goat’s milk ricotta is the perfect accent for summer cooking in the Southern Hemisphere.
When Boston’s Toro Restaurant turned six years, a significant amount of Chef power turned up to help celebrate the evening in style.
One of the most respected French Chefs in NYC, Christian Delouvrier, shares his secret to making a perfect countryside tarte.
Even celebrities line up for this shabby little beef brisket joint. What’s the big deal?
The baking season is upon us, and Nashira Usef provides her suggestion for the perfect holiday treat.
“If you’re going to eat lobster, you might as well poach it in butter,” says Matthew Tropeano, Executive Chef of La Silhouette in New York.
Is this the culinary Christmas gift of the year? Kalle Bergman tries the SousVide Supreme.
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The story about how Gilda came to fill an ordinary brown paper bag with the most exquisite lentilles du Puy.
Tamara Novacoviç continues her search for the perfect fall cake with this pumpkin cheesecake.
Jeanne Schwartz with the not so classic green tea ice cream she missed while living abroad.
Delicious pumpkin puree combined with fresh spices make this spread the perfect Fall recipe.
Making a batch of quinoa at the start of the week will allow you save time.
Meagan Mastriani finally agrees to share her favorite café in Seoul.
Hannah Keyser travels to Edinburgh and throws herself at the art of eating Haggis.
Mayssam Samaha with a great guide to great tapas eating in Barcelona.
Lars Hinnerskov Eriksen takes us on a trip through his holiday memories.
Kalle Bergman with a creamy and elegant take on the classic French Creme Ninon green pea soup.
Memories of a trip to Paris inspired these tasty and creative savory croissants from Arianna Frea.
For those hungry travelers with no time to visit Korea’s countryside, there is a way to experience temple dining in the city.
Joan Nova sets out to gently escort an old classic into the 21st century.
Brady Evans with a breakfast dish that gives you all the meat, eggs, and bread you need in one small cup.
Hasselback Potatoes are fantastic and a very simple way to turn regular potatoes from dull to delish.
With summer apricots beckoning with their soft orange hues, what better way to celebrate their juicy ripeness than with a beautiful apricot tart.
Joan Nova loves food as entertainment, but she’s less happy with some of the new food tv-shows.
Fresh blueberries combined with a zest of lemon make this bread unbelievably delicious.
Wilson Mak with a simple but elegant crossover between asian and western finger food.
Don’t know how to pick out a good value wine? Tim Elliott to the rescue with some great hands on advice and strategies.
Denise Sakaki falls head over heals with wednesdays at Columbia Winery in Woodinville, Seattle. Welcome to one of the “Places We Love”.