Food & Drink

My annual birthday tribute to someone who taught me more about wine than any textbook I’ve ever read Many people meet their mentors in offices. I met mine over a glass—make that several—of Riesling. It wasn’t that Diane Teitelbaum and I were drinking a lot—to the contrary. We were two wine writers in Austria’s Wachau

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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Edible enlightenment from our eatery experts and colleagues Monie Begley, Richard Nalley and Randall Lane, as well as brothers Bob, Kip and Tim. Music may be the food of love, as Shakespeare put it, but food can work magic of its own, especially when shared in

It wasn’t that long ago that the idea of any beer company spending money to promote their non-alcoholic beer during any sporting event, much less the Super Bowl, would have seemed ludicrous. Yet, that is just what Heineken is doing. Their move shines yet another spotlight on the ever-expanding low-no alcohol market and how brands

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In a region with plenty of sun but little water, farming is rarely an easy option, so it’s little surprise that Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates import around 85% of all the food they consume, according to a 2021 report by Dubai-based Alpen Capital. Technology might be about to alleviate

When founder Kerry Fitzmaurice was preparing to open Pure Grit BBQ, her plant-based BBQ and fast-casual eatery in New York City in the spring of 2019, the proliferation of COVID stopped her in her tracks and delayed its debut. After she spent a year researching the menu, conducting market research, and refining her cooking and

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It’s early in the morning, and Raz Halili is on the way to work. “Oyster men are early risers,” says the second-generation oysterman and vice president of his family’s world-renowned fishery, Prestige Oysters. He begins his busy day in the office above the bayside processing plant, making phone calls and sending emails to ensure vessels

A new review of the scientific literature finds evidence to support the role of cinnamon and several of its bioactive compounds in preserving brain function and in slowing cognitive impairment associated with Alzheimer’s Disease © Copyright by GrrlScientist | hosted by Forbes Cinnamon is an aromatic spice that is the inner bark from several closely

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On the heels of the release of 2023’s Silicon Valley Bank State of the U.S. Wine Industry Report, the wine industry is worried. The key takeaway of the report: the wine industry has a young drinker problem. The report found that the wine industry continues to fail at capturing the Gen Z and Millennial market

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin As chef Jenny Dorsey, the founder of food justice nonprofit Studio ATAO, and her team write in their edition of this week’s newsletter, “one of the less visible realities of gun violence is its intersection with food insecurity and its impact on food system workers. It

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Three African youth-led Agritech businesses— Kenya’s DigiCow, Botswana’s Brastorne Enterprises and Nigeria’s ThriveAgric— will receive mentorship and $1.5 million in grants to help them to aggressively expand solutions to long-standing challenges faced by smallholder farmers across the continent. As winners of the 2022 AYuTe Africa Challenge— an initiative launched by international development organization Heifer International—

In the eight years since opening, Via Carota has attained the status of local legend. The stylish trattoria in Manhattan’s West Village was conceived by James Beard Award-winning chefs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi as an edible love letter to Italy. It’s a cozy neighborhood spot that just so happens to attract a global audience.

Paella is one of Spain’s most iconic dishes. And every year, you can find massive paellas being cooked at festivals across Spain that serve thousands of people. We visited Quesa, Valencia, to see how a paella that can feed 1,400 people is made. MORE FOOD INSIDER VIDEOS How 350 Kilogram Batches Of Plov Rice Pilaf

Think that “healthy eating” has to look like grilled chicken, brown rice, and broccoli for dinner every night? Nope. According to dietitian, author and speaker Maya Feller, letting go of the “good food, bad food” binary approach to nutrition, easing up on restrictive repetition, and celebrating diverse food cultures will serve us a lot better

Topline The global use of antibiotics and other antimicrobial drugs in animals will rise by the end of the decade, according to research published Wednesday in PLOS Global Public Health, a move that could help render the lifesaving drugs useless and accelerate the spread of hard-to-treat, resistant superbugs. Key Facts Some 107,500 tons of antimicrobial

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