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Now's the Time to Teach At-Home Nutrition

With a lot of parents facing the challenge of keeping housebound kids happy and healthy, this is the perfect time to teach kids the basics of nutrition and eating right.

Enjoy a Taste of the Tropics for Breakfast

Diet and exercise are integral parts of the formula for a healthy life. Though few people may look forward to giving up certain foods in favor of more nutritious diets, healthy, low-calorie foods don’t have to be boring and bland.

Old Waverly Farm Hams are Delicious Year-Round

Old Waverly Farm does one thing, and they do it well. “We make hams and we sell them one ham at a time,” says Dee Berry. And many in the Golden Triangle area of Mississippi, and now around the country, will agree it’s the best ham they’ve ever had.

Hooray for Herbs

Fresh fruits and vegetables may be one of the best things about warmer weather, but don’t forget about fresh herbs!

Local Chefs Rave About French Hermit Oyster Company

Anita and Mike Arguelles own what is arguably Mississippi’s most successful off-bottom oyster farm, French Hermit Oyster Company.

Spring Celebrations

Tasty Sandwiches Perfect for Special Occasion Brunches

Just Fudge It!

A Michigan vacation destination is famous for this rich, chocolaty treat. Try it at home and take your taste buds on a trip, too.

Derek Campanile Mission Viejo, CA

This dad is on a mission. Working in information technology by day and cooking at home every night, he’s transforming dinnertime from burdensome to just plain fun—one fullflavored, family-friendly recipe at a time. Read on for Derek’s fave ingredients, best advice and top recipes, then head to his blog, dadwithapan.com, for his latest creations.

ASK SARAH

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ON A MISSION

A SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK REVIVES HISTORIC FARMLAND TO GROW FOOD FOR FAMILIES IN NEED.

Make It & Take It - TEA TIME

Summertime’s made for long chats on the porch with your best pal. Bring over these bottles of sunshine and sip away while you shoot the breeze.

Dog Days

Tail-Waggin' tips help keep your painting pooch healthy and clean after a sun-soaked play date.

A Gut Feeling

When you have a balanced microbiome—the colony of more than 100 trillion bacteria, yeasts and viruses that reside in your digestive tract—digestion improves, the immune system strengthens, and stress and anxiety are more easily regulated. While factors like age, environment and genetics can influence your microbiome, what you eat also plays a role. A balanced diet rich in probiotics can help, and these gut-friendly foods are a smart place to start.

The Human Cost of Cheap Meat

Working in a processing plant has always been dangerous. With Covid-19, it’s even scarier

Field of Dreams

An ambitious startup wants to pay farmers to store carbon. Is this the answer to climate change or just an illusion?

Long-Lasting Weight Loss

Struggling with weight loss? Let’s say you’ve tried diet after diet, you’ve done several exercise programs, you’ve gone on a retreat and detox, but nothing has become a long-term solution. Sound like you?

Easy-to-Make Chocolate Desserts

Whether you’re looking for a treat to make for Valentine’s Day or just a chocolate fix, we’ve crafted 5 easy-to-make chocolate recipes to sweeten your day!

SWEET TREATS FOR Valentine's Day

Maraschino Cherry Cream Cupcakes

A NEW YEAR A NEW YOU 2020 Beauty Resolutions

How To Improve Your Overall GlutenFree Beauty Health

Pralines: How They Cook 'Em in New Orleans

Pralines: How They Cook ’Em in New Orleans

My Father's French Onion Soup

Postwar Paris had a lifelong influence on James Edisto Mitchell—both as an artist and a cook BY Shane Mitchell

Good-bye to Gotham

Alfred Portale’s second act is a neighborhood spot with more modest ambitions and praiseworthy pasta.

Locals Only

Nearly all the food served at Hawaiian hotels is imported. Chef Isaac Bancaco is on an obsessive one-man mission to change that.

Our All-Time Best Recipes

If anyone should know if a recipe’s a keeper, it’s the person tasked with making sense of the original instructions—from the far reaches of Sri Lanka, say, or a famous chef who measures nothing. This might explain why many test kitchen staffers named favorites that their predecessors had tested and recommended. (Though a couple put forth recipes they developed themselves.) And while Saveur never shies away from the oddball authentic ingredient, the fare on the following pages is the stuff we cook at home, over and over again. Consider it global comfort food.

Genever Is the Original Juniper Spirit

Don’t call it a comeback. Or gin

Holiday Favorites In 5 Holiday Menus

Menu 1: A Southern Holiday Meal

Get a Taste of Freshly-Picked Fruits and Vegetables With Redneck Foods

Dan Bristow says he’s always liked to cook. “The fact of the matter is, I like to eat. And I’ve been called particular, but I just like good food!”

How Sweet (Potato) It Is

Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes

Silent Shade Planting Company Aims to Be a 'Farm for the Future'

With a home office in Belzoni and farmland spread across Humphreys and Holmes counties,

Delta Family Passes Down Tradition of Homemade Pasta

Delta native Josephine Morlino grew up making homemade pasta in her home with her parents.