“Natural” wines may not be as natural as we think, yet they’re gradually moving into the mainstream as wineries — and their customers — recognize their environmental benefits.
Disaster has struck many a Thanksgiving dinner — but it doesn’t have to define the holiday experience.
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl on why you don’t have to deny yourself during the holidays. Just make sure that comfort food is really worth any subsequent discomfort.
There’s nothing like a special occasion to test just how far we’ll go in the name of the rituals we happen to hold sacred.
A meditation on time, meal planning, and a pot roast for the ages.
What can Vogue teach us about eating sustainably? More than you might think.
Can outdoor cooking reinvigorate our screen-numbed senses?
Disaster planning has become a way of life — except in the kitchen. A little forethought, however, can help you avert a bad food day.
Our food columnist discovers the true value of heirloom foods.
“Invasivores” — people who eat invasive species — aim to protect delicate ecosystems while expanding their culinary horizons. On the menu: lionfish.
Cooking shows are a longtime fixture on television, but changes in viewing habits and technology may spell their demise. I’m OK with that.
A glimpse into the future of our food offers some delights — and despair — for health-focused diners.
With a little planning, some timely communication, and a dash of creativity, your next potluck can be a stress-free success.
If you love this nutrient-rich veggie, you might appreciate the evolutionary effort that created it.
Milk Street Kitchen‘s Christopher Kimball explains why our cuisine is becoming as diverse as the people who live here.
Getting kids to eat healthy at school may not be as hard as you think.
Festival foods have a special place in food culture — as long as we enjoy them only once a year.
Roughing it doesn’t have to mean you’re stuck with bad food.
Why salting food is the most important thing to know in the kitchen.
Gardening is simple — if you grow only herbs.
A social-media platform is changing food culture. Are we OK with that?