"The Jemima Code": A history of African-American cooking
Author Toni Tipton-Martin explores the stories and recipes of African-Americans’ contributions to the American table
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Trading a grocery store trip for home delivery
Online grocery sales have increased 15% since 2015, and meal kits mailed to your home are taking off
The Cheese Nun
Mother Noella, of the Abbey of Regina Laudis, practices the sacred art of cheesemaking
10 restaurants that changed America
Delmonico’s, which invented the fine dining experience in 1837, is just one of the restaurants that shaped how Americans eat
What’s Bad Is Good: Eggs
For decades eggs were a no-no because of links to high cholesterol, but new research suggests they’re OK again - great news for egg fans
What’s Bad Is Good: Potatoes
Spuds are the star of the new restaurant franchise, Potatopia
Hot chicken: Nashville's local indelicacy
Fried chicken doused in cayenne and enough spices to make you sweat is an addictive combination of pleasure and pain
Turmeric, the spice of life
One of the most talked-about superfoods is being tested for medicinal use against a variety of diseases, from Alzheimer’s and diabetes to cancer
Northeast to be hit with first big snowfall of year
Up to two feet of snow in parts of N.Y. and Pa. on Sunday, as the NWS warns: "the days of Indian summer are over for now"
Penn State playoff hopes alive; top 25 CFB roundup
Nittany Lions still hold advantage over Buckeyes for a space in the Big Ten title game; Oklahoma crushes West Virginia; Colorado wins; other top scores
8 people arrested at White Lives Matter rally in Austin
The demonstration started Saturday morning at an unveiling of the Texas African American History monument, and counter-protesters showed up
Police break up protest outside white nationalist conference
Around 300 people demonstrated at a conference for the National Policy Institute, and it turned violent when two people claiming to be NPI staff entered the crowd with a camera
"He died doing what he loved": Surfer dies after slamming into Calif. pier
Dana Brown, 60, was paddling near the Huntington Beach pier near sunset on Nov. 6 when he was slammed into a pier pillar
Congressman's grandson shot to death in dispute over shoes
U.S. Rep. Danny Davis said his grandson was the victim of an environment where guns "become commonplace, it's almost, just the way it is"
Officers kill man after being struck by baton: NYPD
The officers asked the man for ID, and a scuffle ensued where the man grabbed one officer's metal baton and struck both officers in the head
D.C. gunman appeared to vent about problems with luxury condo
GOP lawmakers press Huang and Lutnick to testify over Nvidia
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
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