
Writer Catherine M. Allchin departs our pages with fond memories of food, recipes and the increasingly meaningful connections they forge
Food is an important way of relating to one another, and of sharing our tastes, interests and cultures.
Food is an important way of relating to one another, and of sharing our tastes, interests and cultures.
The owner of Pie Bird Bakeshop learned from the best in New York City, and, lucky us, came back to bake in Seattle.
CEO and co-founder Kevin Morse hopes to help rebuild the local food system with a revolutionary business that also strengthens communities.
The former sous chef experiments with varieties of wheat, barley, buckwheat and other grains in pastas; pizzas; and, of course, breads.
Chef Haidee Hart shares her recipe for Winter Fennel, Apple and Cabbage Salad.
Lark opened on Capitol Hill in 2003, focusing on small plates and farm-fresh, creative food. In 2014, the restaurant’s owners moved into a renovated 1917...
French restaurant RN74 elevates a version of pot roast with this magical pot of gold.
Arnie and Phyllis Omlin’s grain-growing gamble has ‘been a game-changer,’ says Arnie, with new crops, new friendships and award-winning liquor.
Executive director Cara Loriz says that by teaching farmers and gardeners how to save seed, they’re also saving our cultural heritage.