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From Kentucky to Canada, a Legendary Pie

25,000 slices of Derby Pie will be eaten at today's race, with good reason. A home cook on how she encountered the dessert.

'Food Revolution': When Jamie Met Huntington ABC

'Food Revolution': When Jamie Met Huntington

How the match between Oliver and "America's fattest city" got off to a rocky start—it was based on misinformation

Traditional Hot Cross Buns: A Religious Experience Jennifer Ward Barber

Traditional Hot Cross Buns: A Religious Experience

A home cook excommunicates high fructose corn syrup and baptizes a new recipe into her repertoire

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.

In a Dessert, the Soul of Canada Jennifer Ward Barber

In a Dessert, the Soul of Canada

Just what is Canadian cuisine, anyway? A hodgepodge of specialties, it turns out. Like the Nanaimo Bar.

Haiti's Coffee: Will it Come Back?

Production has languished, but the island's beans radiate potential—both culinary and economic.

Food for Haiti Photo by THOMAS COEX/AFP/Getty Images

Food for Haiti

Aid groups speak with the Atlantic Food Channel about rushing to feed the disaster-stricken nation—and how you can help.

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