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The Persistence of Memory, in a Greek Sweet

Not every dessert is frivolous. In Greece, if a woman threatens not to make kollyva for you after you die, she means business. Aglaia Kremezi

Guinness: A Meal in Itself Jennifer Ward Barber

Guinness: A Meal in Itself

When it comes to cooking, everyone's favorite stout usually gets stuck with beef. But this take on risotto will make you forget about meat and potatoes.

No More Green Beer: 4 St. Patrick's Day Cocktails Simon Bonaventure/flickr

No More Green Beer: 4 St. Patrick's Day Cocktails

This year, opt for whiskey—in an Irish coffee, a Public Enemy #2, or a Busy Girl—and forget the toxic tipples

An Asian Carp Invasion lsgcp/flickr

An Asian Carp Invasion

This non-native menace has overrun the Mississippi, could devastate the Great Lakes, and likes to fling itself at boaters. So eat it—before it breaks your nose.

The War of the Meatballs vauvau/flickr

The War of the Meatballs

How to top a talented boyfriend's signature dish? Mix turkey, jalapenos, raisins, and pine nuts for a savory, healthy one-two punch.

You Can Run, but You Can't Cook. Or Can You? thebittenword.com/flickr

You Can Run, but You Can't Cook. Or Can You?

Having abandoned the stove for her sneakers, a runner returns to the kitchen, thanks to shiitakes and sweet potatoes

Cookery Books: Britain's Gift to America homard.net/flickr

Cookery Books: Britain's Gift to America

English cookbooks are better than ours, and not only because of spotted dick. A culinary bibliophile's guide to London.

When Tofu Haters Attack FotoosVanRobin/flickr

When Tofu Haters Attack

Reporters claimed a recent study showed that bean curd has a larger carbon footprint than meat. Too bad they weren't wearing reading glasses.

Don't Eat the Cucumbers, and Other Food Rules The Gifted Photographer/flickr

Don't Eat the Cucumbers, and Other Food Rules

Every culture has its wisdom. Never mix watermelon and wine. Mothers should eat tripe. And no sweet potatoes after dark.

Finland: From Mushrooms to Reindeer Sally Schneider

Finland: From Mushrooms to Reindeer

This country bursts with salmon, berries, and other truly wild foods. And foragers' rights are protected by law. Slide Show

Japanese Rice Balls: Have Them Your Way David Nakamura

Japanese Rice Balls: Have Them Your Way

Filled with salmon or cod roe or plums, onigiri, the local equivalent of sandwiches, provide endless variety. Japan 1, PB&J 0.

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