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Food
Consider the Lobster’s Feelings
A new study, commissioned by the UK government, found that crustaceans and cephalopods are sentient beings. Boiling them live may soon be banned.
In his new cookbook, Zacchary Bird offers a guide to transforming vegetables into flavorful meat-like meals.
Why Don’t We Eat Turkey Tails?
One part of the bird never makes it to the Thanksgiving table, but it’s a delicacy in other parts of the world.
The Migratory Locust: It’s What’s for Dinner
The European Union has started to approve insects as food.
Order Up: What’s Next For Restaurants?
In his new book, Corey Mintz explores the end of the restaurant industry as we know it.
10 Books About Food and Farming to Read This Fall
Inspiring tales, instructional guides and damning investigations.
This App Wants to Change the Way Puerto Rico Eats
PRoduce! offers a new way for the island’s residents to connect with local farmers and locally grown food.
The Godfather of Fermentation Loves Your Pandemic Sourdough
In his new book, Sandor Katz explores fermentation traditions around the world.
Are Appalachian Foodways at Risk of Being Lost Forever?
Younger generations have been slow to embrace the region’s unique food and foraging traditions, making it all the more important to preserve them before it’s too late.
