Cooking

A&E "Julie & Julia"

Meryl Streep's gleeful performance as the beloved cook goes beyond imitation. She is the Julia Child of our dreams
  • Is Nora Ephron the foodiest filmmaker?

    The director of "Julie & Julia" opens up about her great passion, on-screen and off: Food
  • How cooking makes you a man

    Anthropologist Richard Wrangham has a provocative theory on human evolution. It starts with food and an open flame
  • Finale wrap-up: "Top Chef"

    Cheftastrophe! The fifth season boils down to overcooked soufflés, under-salted fish and lots of big, salty tears.
  • I Like to Watch

    Will Obama give America an extreme makeover? Will the Europeans rule "Top Chef"? Plus: Gordon Ramsay breaks the swearing sound barrier!
  • How to live what Michael Pollan preaches

    Mark Bittman's revolutionary "Food Matters" is both a cookbook and a manifesto that shows us how to eat better -- and save the planet.
  • A wonderful, magical animal

    Tom Colicchio, David Chang and others on the virtues of the hog, the importance of ethical farming and why true pork lovers are not ignorant pigs about their meat.
  • Bacon is dead! Long live bacon!

    It's trendy now, but will hype and gimmickry (bacon cocktails, anyone?) spoil the great salty meat?
  • Belly of the beast

    So why do I cure my own bacon? Because it's fun, it's easy, and loving food is different than loving the food that you make.
  • Bacon mania

    Why are Americans so batty for bacon? It's delicious, it's decadent -- and it's also a fashion statement.
  • Heaven, heartache and the power of deviled eggs

    Trisha Yearwood is known for her gorgeous voice and her marriage to Garth Brooks. But, as she told Salon, she can also whip up some mean comfort food.
  • Of Valentine's jinxes and packaged gnocchi

    Ever since I dumped my eighth-grade boyfriend, I've been single on Feb. 14. I also couldn't make homemade pasta. Turns out, these things are related.
  • This blade slices, it dices

    Top chefs adore them, Rachael Ray sells them, so what's the big fuss about Japanese knives?
  • The modern kitchen

    Whose place is it, again?
  • When cooking is a radical act

    Foreign women opening restaurants in Kabul provide stability and comfort to a war-torn area.
  • Five books to help you become a chef by New Year's!

    The foundation of great cooking is technique, not recipes.
  • Does organic wine taste bad?

    Figuring out which (if any) organic wine to buy can feel like navigating dawn with a hangover.
  • Keeping men out of the kitchen?

    Something about the holidays brings up all those old gender stereotypes.
  • Boob tube

    Low-cut, form-fitting knits are the new uniform for (female) TV chefs.
  • The mama chef

    Do female chefs cook differently from male chefs?
  • "Silver Palate," you seasoned my youth

    "The Silver Palate Cookbook," now celebrating 25 years, changed the way my family ate -- and fueled my teenage dreams about an adulthood full of bounty.
  • Going whole hog

    Is the impressive new cookbook "Pork and Sons" a contemporary charcuterie classic or just piggy porn? I cooked a swine-inspired feast to find out.
  • Women kept out of the kitchen?

    The Times suggests the trend toward high-tech cooking is leaving female chefs behind. Plus: Frank Bruni ogles some breasts.
  • Ciao, cookbooks!

    With food blogs multiplying like weeds and millions of recipes available with a simple keystroke, has the Internet made the cookbook obsolete?
  • My friend claims the men I like are all gay

    So they like aromatherapy and antique lead crystal -- that doesn't mean they're homosexual!
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