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Thanksgiving is coming up, and with it the inevitable questions about food: how to accommodate the vegan, gluten-free, or otherwise dietarily restricted person on your guest list? And what if you are that person? Read on for some answers. More »
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Will your upcoming three-day weekend involve grilling, margaritas or making ice cream? It could, if you buy pricey gourmet gadgets from the new Williams-Sonoma catalog! More »
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Julie and Julia called for some seriously good food styling - and it all had to taste as good as it looked. Which, inevitably, got us thinking about our favorite celluloid meals... More »
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As in so many things in life, Thanksgiving labor divides less than evenly into those who slave, and those who enjoy the fruits of said slavery. Most of us have been on both ends — resentful toiler and token helper — and there's something to be said for both roles. But to remedy this historical inequality, the Times brings us a template for how to delegate T-day like a CEO. Which means what, nowadays? Running your meal into bankruptcy? More »
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Lately, "cooking for one" is "a hot topic" that food magazines and cookbooks are covering with patronizing gusto. A piece in the Washington Post offers a slew of practical tips on the joys of freezing and shopping and cooking in bulk, all of them good. (And many of which the 'belles had already cottoned to!) But the real issue probably isn't how to cook for one (same process, less food) or what to do with leftovers (save 'em!) Rather, it's working up the mental energy to bother. More »
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Good news for those of you who love eating eggs with your morning breakfast: A new study has shown that adults who ate two eggs for breakfast, as part of a low-calorie meal, lost 65% more weight and reported higher energy levels than those who ate a bagel-based, low-calorie breakfast. The researchers also found that baseline cholesterol blood levels in the subjects did not increase compared to the bagel-breakfasters. Why are eggs so good at helping people loose weight? Eggs are a high-quality protein so they can keep your energy up and your cravings down. Although, it is important to note that a lot of the egg's protein and benefits come from the yolk, so you have to eat the entire egg. No egg-white omelets for you! [Eureka Alert] More »
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