food + cooking

I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Latkes

Each Christmas Eve we—my wife, my son, and I—host an Open House.
12.17.07
food + cooking

Buttered Up in Paris

Everyone knows that the French love their butter—they consume some 17 pounds per person annually, the highest consumption in the world.
12.14.07
food + cooking

Now You're Cooking With Power

The other day, our Web Editor handed me a copy of the anime-esque "Cooking Mama 2: Dinner with Friends," a video game.
12.14.07
food + cooking

Covey Burst

It takes a crew of folks to quail hunt. At least at Gillionville Plantation, it does.
12.12.07
food + cooking

Waiting for Choucroute

Savoy cabbage is lovely when butter-braised, but what I really want is space enough to make sauerkraut.
12.12.07
food + cooking

Utopia on a Plate

I remember the first time I ever saw an Asian man with a Southern accent; I was 15 when he came on TV and did a stand-up comedy routine.
12.11.07
food + cooking

Delicious History

WTTW’s newest release, an ambitious documentary called Foods of Chicago: A Delicious History ultimately traces immigration history in Chicago through examining the culinary tracks it has left.
12.07.07
food + cooking

Where the Buck Really Stops

With all this talk about local eating, I've got one saving grace. My freezer has a wild animal that I shot and killed last week.
12.06.07
food + cooking

Smooth Soups

Puréed soups are purely and intensely flavorful, and they show off whatever seasonal vegetables you have on hand.
12.05.07
food + cooking

Eat Like a Roman

I stumbled upon a weird ceramic vessel filled with holes. It turned out to be glirarium, a jar for breeding dormice for culinary purposes.
11.30.07
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