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On 'Turtle Island,' Indigenous Food Is Not the Past—It’s the Future
Chef Sean Sherman discusses reclaiming Native foodways, dismantling colonial borders, and why his latest cookbook looks forward rather than back.
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Chef Sean Sherman discusses reclaiming Native foodways, dismantling colonial borders, and why his latest cookbook looks forward rather than back.
ice cream
The wild-growing fruit is best found through foraging, and custard turned out to be the key ingredient.
bread
A salt-rising saga fraught with stinky starters and a surprise ingredient that rose to the occasion.
rites and rituals
Smoky, bitter, and complex, mole chichilo is flavored by grief.
alcohol
Warm up this January with Blue Blazers and Hot Ale Flips.
giant food
Instead of a ball drop, why not count down to midnight by lowering your favorite food?
exploration
From music festivals to marvelous mausoleums, here were some of our favorite places and experiences of 2024.
archaeology
To investigate the legend of Emperor Domitian’s Black Banquet, we made our own macabre feast.
thanksgiving
The ceremonial significance of the turkey goes back much further than Thanksgiving.
food
A guide to finding, prepping, and enjoying the pawpaw.
immigration
When life gives you Bisquick, make gulab jamun.
Explore nine extraordinary culinary destinations around the world.
hot springs
A magical island where the pineapples are perfect, the tea is purple, and the stew is cooked with volcanic heat.
holiday
Welcome the Year of the Dragon with fortune-telling soups, lucky goldfish dumplings, and more.
holiday
Don't just throw out your tree; use it to spruce up your cocktails, stews, and more.
haunted
From haunted grocery stores to ancient demons on TikTok, it was a great year for supernatural exploration.
cemeteries
Around the world, recipe gravestones tell stories of love, grief, and remembrance.
cemeteries
Can recent excavations answer questions about death and demonology in the 1600s?
food
The Penn Museum's new exhibit showcases the art of edible archaeology.
roadside attractions
Inside one man’s quest to visit the last vestiges of roadside Americana.
festivals
This May Day, make Beltane bannock, a simple snack with a long history of superstition and divination.
funeral art
Among the Maya, cacao has served as a powerful symbol from womb to tomb.
food
Every January 25, Scotland pays tribute to its most famous poet and an offal-y delicious dish.
food
In 2022, we covered the world’s most creative cuisine.