DC Restaurant Workers Just Received A Major Tipped Wage Win
California passed a new wage law and now, places like Washington D.C. are taking steps to raise the minimum wage for tipped restaurant workers.
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Coffee Was Historically Chewed In Africa, Not Drunk
Coffee has a long history in Africa and has been influenced by colonization. For instance, the first coffee beans were often chewed, rather than drunk.
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Pecan Tassies Are The Mini Thanksgiving Pie Alternative You Need
The kid cousins of America's beloved pecan pies come with the name tassies, and they'd be more than happy to be featured on your Thanksgiving dessert platter.
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Most Of The World's Peanuts Come From This Country
Peanut-based dishes are typical in the United States, but North America is not the legume's leading producer, and the U.S. isn't even in the world's top three.
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How Canned Cranberry Sauce Became A Thanksgiving Staple
Whether you slice it from the can and fan it on a plate or make it into a chunky relish consistency, it plays a crucial part in the whole sha-bang. But why?
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The 'Pocket Soup' That Fueled 18th Century Sailors
For those long voyages at sea, sailors needed something that provided nourishment, wouldn't spoil, and was easy to transport. Their solution was pocket soup.
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What Is Furu And How Do You Cook With It?
Furu is a pickled tofu commonly eaten in China and Vietnam. Its texture and flavor are reminiscent of blue cheese, yet the food is completely vegan
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Emily Dickinson's Famous Black Cake
The famous American poet Emily Dickinson, it turns out, was quite the home cook. Discover the history of one of her holiday treats, black cake.
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After 2 Years South Koreans Can Once Again Order Popeyes
Korea is known for its fried chicken, but now they have it Louisiana-style, too, with Popeyes' upcoming expansion into the South Korean market.
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Potlikker Is A Simple Soul Food Dish With A Deep History
The flavorful and complex broth left from cooking up a "mess of greens," otherwise known as potlikker -- or pot liquor -- is actually quite simple.
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Chifa: The Peruvian-Chinese Fusion Cuisine You Need To Try
Chifa is a Peruvian cuisine that blends native culinary traditions with that of Chinese cooking. This fortunate fusion is making its way beyond Latin America.
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The Fried Irish Snack That Will Leave You Craving Pigs Feet
Your knowledge of Irish cuisine may start and end with Irish soda bread and a delicious Guinness beer. However, one other diverse snack could be just as tasty.
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The Food Galileo Had On His Grocery List
Italian Renaissance inventors -- they're just like us. Here are some of the surprisingly average (and unique) things found on Galileo's grocery list.
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The Sticky History Of Topping Sweet Potato Casserole With Marshmallow
Today, sweet potatoes and marshmallows are an unquestionable combination, but they weren't always an iconic pairing. Here's the history of this staple meal.
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Eba: The Nigerian Soft Bread You Should Know About
Across West Africa, you can find eba, as a popular "swallow" in the country and the carb-pairing of choice. Get to know this dough made from the cassava root.
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Marilyn Monroe Was Once Crowned 'Queen Of Californian Artichokes'
Eleven years before the annual Artichoke Festival began in 1959 in Castroville, they were in need of someone to represent it as their Artichoke Queen.
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Most Of The World's Avocados Come From This Country
The beloved avocado comes from a country full of culture and history. Here's where most of this green fruit is produced.
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The Unexpected Meaning Of The Word 'Carbonara'
Carbonara is a quintessential rustic pasta dish that has helped make Italian cuisine what it is. But mystery still shrouds its precise origins.
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The Heartbreaking Death Of H&H Soul Food Restaurant's Mama Louise
Legendary soul food chef Louise Hudson has passed away at the age of 93, leaving a legacy of love, good food, and community service behind.
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The Potential Reasons Eating Brains Is Less Popular Than It Once Was
With the recent revival of eating the entirety of an animal, one part has left many scratching their heads. Why isn't eating brains as popular as it once was?
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The Idyllic Myth Behind Roquefort Cheese's Origin
Roquefort cheese is known for its unmistakable taste and a romantic origin story that centers around a shepherd.
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What Makes Armenian Braised Green Beans Unique?
While green beans are a popular staple legume across the globe, Armenians have a special way of preparing them that turns the hearty beans succulent and tender.
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Everything You Need To Know About The World Of Greek Cheese
It's quite likely you've never heard of many local popular Greek cheese varieties. Grab your cheese knives, because your palate is about to expand.
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25 Ways Potatoes Are Eaten Around The World
Potatoes are a staple vegetable in cuisines throughout the world. From latkes and gnocchi to poutine, explore various ways you can cook with the humble potato.
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Besan Chilla: The Indian Breakfast Dish That Happens To Be Vegan
India's gram flour pancake, the besan chilla, however, is particularly popular because not only is it as quick to prepare as an everyday omelet, it's vegan.
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The Unexpected Place Japan Sources Some Of Its Sashimi Tuna From
As a nation of sushi lovers, Japan consumes 80% of the world's bluefin tuna. This unexpected country provides Japan with 30% of its bluefin supply.
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The Versatile Italian Street-Food Sandwich You Can Order With Meat Or Nutella
Street-foods authentically show culture. Here's everything you need to know about the versatile Italian street-food sandwich you can order with meat or Nutella.
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