Walk into a restaurant today and you’ll likely see a menu that reads like a road map: the name of the dairy that supplied the cheese, the ranch behind the steak, the farm down the road that grew the ...

I think a lot of people assume food writers and recipe developers cook in a state of endless abundance: casually tossing ...

Jonathan Butler cofounded Smorgasburg and Brownstoner. Now he's building a house in New York — and vibe coding a construction ...

Bon Appétit joins Master Spanish chef José Andrés at his home to show how he makes a perfect paella. This open-fire cooking ...

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Dear Annie: From the outside, my life looks steady and full. I have a thoughtful husband, grown children who stay in close touch, dear friends and work that gives my days purpose. I know I am ...

Future doctors at some medical schools are learning more than anatomy, pathology and pharmacology these days. They're learning to cook healthy foods patients will actually want to eat. The training is ...

Some grocers are using AI to help set pricing as shoppers chase deals and split trips across retailers. Targeted markdowns on perishables can help cut waste and turn “shrink” into revenue. Tools like ...

Your fridge is one of the safest places for food in your kitchen—but that doesn't mean it's germ-free. According to microbiologists, several types of bacteria and fungi, including some pathogens, are ...

The trucks—and what they were carrying—became a casualty of a war being fought, in part, using food. That incident in June 2025 is part of a broader trend. In Sudan’s civil war and other global ...

Prescribing produce, crafting meals: More medical schools are teaching students how to cook and use food as a tool for treating patients. Eliza Leone, a dietitian, teaches culinary medicine to a mix ...

If you don’t recognize the names Courtney E. Smith and Amy McCarthy from their work here at D Magazine, you’ll know them from Eater, where they covered Texas and national food stories for years before ...