History

Different meats go by many different names. You have beef, pork, veal, chicken, turkey, lamb, and others. Of course beef is really cow meat,...

by Milos Cihelka, CMC, AAC, HGT While I was working in New Jersey, I joined a New York chefs organization called the Vatel Club (named after a...

American culinary history is full of New Year's traditions. Consider sharing one of these great dishes for prosperity and happiness in 2019.

By Ana Kinkaid, editor of the culinary magazine CONNECT There’s no better way to start the new year than by enjoying a glass of...

If you think Millennials were the first ones to smear mashed avocado on toast, think again.

How did the turkey become our go-to Thanksgiving entreé? It's a story that involves the ancient Aztecs and more than one U.S. president, but probably not the Mayflower Pilgrims.

From a culinary point of view, "stuffing" is what is cooked inside the turkey because, well, it is “stuffed inside.” What, then, is "dressing"? And why are the two often used interchangeably?

October is National Cookbook Month, so in celebration of this holiday tell us your favorite cookbook and why in the comments below throughout the...

By James Corwell, Certified Master Chef. In typical colonial form, Spanish traditions have been woven into the Cuban fabric soon after Cuba's discovery by Christopher...