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A UV light and specific ingredients can make a dish or drink change color.

Scout out rare Catalan “sea and mountain” specialties, superlative hot chocolate, and boozy “fork breakfasts.”

From stinky tofu to Oreo-calamari, there's a method to their specialty-pie madness.

The author of "The Food Lab" shares his science-based kitchen techniques and current food quest.

Not only is alcohol consumed widely in nature, it may have played a role in human evolution.

The Arctic facility is the world's largest safeguard for seeds—and fertile ground for critics and conspiracy theories.

To investigate the legend of Emperor Domitian’s Black Banquet, we made our own macabre feast.

The secrets to a better bird lie in the long, sometimes surprising history of the turkey dinner.

Never a commercial success, the Long Island cheese pumpkin deserves a place in your Thanksgiving dessert.

Cool Whip and Jell-O for everyone!

‘Pan Y Dulce’ is Bryan Ford's love letter to Latin American baking traditions.

The ceremonial significance of the turkey goes back much further than Thanksgiving.

In 'Sandwiches of History,' Barry Enderwick dives into good, bad, and bizarre combinations.

There’s a whole world of creative ways to take food on the road.

Election season means fundraiser foods, satirical sweets, and campaign trail cuisine.

How do you celebrate two feasts in one?

Make one of President George Washington's favorite cocktails.

A new cookbook offers recipes that are both wholesome and horrifying.