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Winter Comfort Food: Shrimp Creole and 9 Other Ideas [casey]/flickr

Winter Comfort Food: Shrimp Creole and 9 Other Ideas

Pasta Carbonara and gumbo rank among this cook's foods for cooler weather—even if it's still 70 degrees in Mississippi

Reinventing Thanksgiving, Part III: Jazz Things Up Regina Charboneau

Reinventing Thanksgiving, Part III: Jazz Things Up

The last Thanksgiving hurdle: turkey. A recipe for turkey parfait that makes the author's cranberry sauce variations look tame.

Reinventing Thanksgiving, Part II: The Cranberry Conundrum Regina Charboneau

Reinventing Thanksgiving, Part II: The Cranberry Conundrum

Cranberry sauce is the little black dress of the Thanksgiving table: classic, but often boring. Two unconventional recipes.

Reinventing Thanksgiving: Traditional Foods, Fresh Recipes Regina Charboneau

Reinventing Thanksgiving: Traditional Foods, Fresh Recipes

The first topic in our series: squash. Recipes for squash-pecan popovers, squash with quinoa, and corn-and-squash quesadillas.

What Walter Cronkite Taught Me About Cooking [puamelia]/flickr

What Walter Cronkite Taught Me About Cooking

An encounter with the most trusted gourmet in America led a chef to learn the wisdom of Fernand Point, a titan of French cuisine

'Sustainable Food': Catchphrase or Lifestyle? jetalone/flickr

'Sustainable Food': Catchphrase or Lifestyle?

Fans of sustainability can be accused of jumping on the bandwagon. But you shouldn't accuse them of jumping to the wrong conclusions.

A Recipe That Proves That Southern Food Is Better: Timpano Regina Charboneau

A Recipe That Proves That Southern Food Is Better: Timpano

An elaborate dish of pastry filled with meatballs, pasta, sauce, and chicken supports a cook's culinary hypothesis

Make-Ahead Appetizers for Entertaining (or Hoop Skirts) Regina Charboneau

Make-Ahead Appetizers for Entertaining (or Hoop Skirts)

How do you cook while wearing 19th-century period clothing? You don't. Good thing we've got freezers nowadays.

Good Service, Better Friends Southern Foodways Alliance/flickr

Good Service, Better Friends

Whether uttered by an acquaintance, a server, or a chef, a "how are you?" might seem forced—but the simple question can lead to lasting friendships

'Martha Moments': Embracing Spontaneity in the Kitchen Regina Charboneau

'Martha Moments': Embracing Spontaneity in the Kitchen

A cook explains the joy of spur-of-the-moment projects, whether chocolate truffles or Creole cream cheese ice cream

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