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You may not be a prize winner, but you can eat like one.

Discrimination and mistranslation have long obscured the dish's true origins.

From maple-glazed squash to hominy-turkey stew, these dishes celebrate the people and flavors of this land.

Can a "dumb cake" help you discover your fate?

Make the marzipan "limbs" that commemorate loved ones on All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.

When the gates of hell open on Pchum Ben, communities gather to feed returning ancestors with sweet and savory rice cakes.

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Bake the recipe remnant of a potato doughnut empire that once stretched from the United States to Japan.

The famous feminist’s love for baking helps us understand her relationship with food, class, and mental illness.

St. Hildegard was a mystic, healer, and passionate proponent of spelt and nutmeg.

And how—to the best of our ability—to make it at home.

It reveals an unexpected side to the poet's personality and the brutality that brought a Caribbean dish to New England.

This sweet, creamy enigma dates back to the late 1800s.

Dick Gregory was an activist, comedian, and trendsetter for Black vegans.

Including dishes straight from her novels.

With 300 decadent recipes, a relentless priest united regional dialects and preserved a common tongue.

Born in an era of rations, these scrappy recipes relied on cheap pantry staples.

There's a magic trick baked into Peach Puzzle.