The Duchess Who Helped Make Tea Sandwiches A Long-Lasting Tradition
In England, almost everyone breaks for tea daily, usually in the late afternoon. Here's how a Duchess helped make tea sandwiches a long-lasting tradition.
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The Tradition Of Potted Shrimp May Have Roots In The Tudor Period
The tradition of potting shrimp dates back to the Tudors, and royals have loved them ever since. Here's where this resourceful dish came from.
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Harira: The Traditional Moroccan Soup That Packs In Flavor
Nothing's more comforting than a bowl of soup -- and Harira, Morocco's traditional soup of Ramadan, packs layers of hearty flavor in each bite.
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20 Traditional Pakistani Dishes Everyone Needs To Try Once
From savory and rich nihari to bright fruit chaat, Pakistani cuisine is amazingly vibrant. Interested in the best? Taste these must-try dishes,
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11 Bug And Insect-Eating Practices Across The Globe
Insect-eating has long origins in countries and cultures across the globe and is growing in popularity as a more sustainable form of edible protein.
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28 Best NYC Restaurants And Bars To Celebrate Christmas In 2023
Whether you're a tourist or a local looking for a holiday from the kitchen, there are plenty of notable dining options across the Big Apple open on Xmas Day.
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16 Best NYC Restaurants And Bars To Celebrate Hanukkah In 2023
Whether you're eating with family or dining alone this Hanukkah, these New York eateries have you covered with traditional classics and more.
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The Japanese NYE Tradition Of Eating Soba Noodles At Midnight
Japanese New Year's Eves generally include eating buckwheat soba noodles, also called toshikoshi soba. So what is this slurpable dish?
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How Eating Grapes On NYE Became A Tradition
The Spanish tradition of eating 12 grapes on NYE is called "las doce uvas de la suerta," which means "the 12 lucky grapes." But how did this tradition start?
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The Symbolic Reason Black-Eyed Peas Are Eaten On New Year's Day
In both the American South and Jewish cultures, black-eyed peas are commonly eaten on New Year's to bring luck and prosperity in the coming year.
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The Evolution Of Chocolate Gelt On Hanukkah
Hanukkah is a holiday that brings many yearly traditions, one of which is the exchange of gelt or chocolate gelt. This practice has evolved over the years.
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The Ancient Greek Origins Of The Word 'Casserole'
Have you ever wondered how casseroles got their name? It's easy to understand why people love these warm, comforting dishes, but their name has us curious.
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The Fascinating French Monastery Powered By Cheese
Built and founded in the 1130's, this French monastery is remarkable not just for its age, but also for its cheese-making residents and unique power source.
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