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A Bitter Thai Cuisine, Seasoned by the Past

Current events recall northeastern Thailand's difficult history—as does jim jeow, a sauce made with digestive juices Jarrett Wrisley

To Fight Obesity, Swim Against a Corporate Tide ChicagoGeek/flickr

To Fight Obesity, Swim Against a Corporate Tide

As McDonald's, PepsiCo, and even Disney try to silence critics, independence remains the key to advocacy

A Four-Star Chicken: Kosher, but Buttery jules:stonesoup/flickr

A Four-Star Chicken: Kosher, but Buttery

The one-two punch of Judaic law and a budget meant no dairy or foie gras, but this home cook still riffed on haute cuisine

Chinese and Doughnuts: A California Mystery Katie Robbins

Chinese and Doughnuts: A California Mystery

Throughout the state, tiny storefronts sell crullers alongside Kung Pao chicken. Why the unlikely union? Slide Show

Help the World: Drink Beer wickenden/flickr

Help the World: Drink Beer

Today marks the official launch of Jubilee Nut Brown Ale, which will donate half of its profits to mentoring at-risk youth. Tastes pretty good.

Community Supported Agriculture: A Ripoff? erin.kkr/flickr

Community Supported Agriculture: A Ripoff?

Weekly boxes of produce are a locavore must-have. But no matter the taste, the price tags are sometimes hard to stomach.

What's Next in Nose-to-Tail Cooking? Testicles Ian Knauer

What's Next in Nose-to-Tail Cooking? Testicles

Although pigs' feet and tripe are okay for adventurous neophytes, this dish really separates the men from the boys

Whale: To Eat, or Not to Eat? moohaha/flickr

Whale: To Eat, or Not to Eat?

A Santa Monica restaurant is facing charges for preparing the world's largest mammals, but Baby Beluga's cousins might be more ethical than beef

Blood Orange Cake: Part Sustainable, Fully Good Margaret Tung

Blood Orange Cake: Part Sustainable, Fully Good

Greek yogurt and dining hall citrus make this dessert a campus dinner party hit. Plus the fruit is technically local, right?

Sugar Politics: Seldom Sweet thelastminute/flickr

Sugar Politics: Seldom Sweet

When Florida bought out U.S. Sugar for $2 billion to restore an Everglades waterway, no one imagined the company would still come out on top

How to Sex an Abalone: A Sea Snail's Story Ryan Bradley

How to Sex an Abalone: A Sea Snail's Story

It has inspired smuggling rings and sells for $50 a pound in Japan. The ins and outs of an aquatic enigma.

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