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Corby Kummer's work in The Atlantic has established him as one of the most widely read, authoritative, and creative food writers in the United States. The San Francisco Examiner pronounced him "a dean among food writers in America." More
UP NOW Wouldn't you like the Zagats telling you where they ate and their views of the restaurant business? More »
UP NOW Today marks a debut I've really been looking forward to, even if many people on the Food Channel will wonder why. More »
RESTAURANTS Los Angeles lessons: What it took to get a table (finally) at Jose Andres's Bazaar, LA's new "it" restaurant. More »
UP NOW Compost is not necessarily the most inviting topic--unless Carol Ann Sayle is writing about it. ... More »
STARBUCKS Oven-baked food isn't just bad at Starbucks, its odors harm the coffee. Can Parmesan neutralize the effect? More »
Irish baking is one of the world's greatest traditions. From scones to real soda bread -- that soft, sweetly nutty excuse for endless amounts of butter -- these baked goods are salty, sweet, and tender. And an encounter with the right Irish baker can be a real revelation. More »
WELCOME This channel is about food, but it's about much more: politics, business, the environment -- most of all, pleasure. More »
CUPCAKES Mimi Rancatore, sister of our ice cream blogger Gus, serves as a reminder about the right way to eat a cupcake. More »
CHEESE Forget Cohibas. Smuggling cheese in from abroad can be more difficult than you might think. More »
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