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Alicia Kennedy

How Plant-Based Cuisine Challenges the Authenticity Trap

In her new book No Meat Required, writer Alicia Kennedy discusses how some non-white vegans struggle with criticism over the “authenticity” of their food.

The Pizza in Puerto Rico Is So, So Good Right Now

On an island where most ingredients must be imported, bakers in Puerto Rico are finding innovative ways to make chewy, bubbly, and absolutely delicious pizza.

Eleven Madison Park Wanted To Go Vegan. Then It All Went Wrong.

Since the launch of an all-vegan menu, one of the world’s most famous restaurants has had a string of bad reviews and allegations of food waste and bad worker treatment.

What Makes a Dive Bar a Dive Bar?

A dive is easy to recognize but hard to define.

The Dinner Party Is Dead. Long Live the Dinner Party

We’ve tried the cheap impressions of Martha Stewart excellence. Are we finally ready to relax?

Why a Great Bar of Chocolate Costs $14

See how a $14 breaks down into the cost of farming, supplies, packaging, and more.

Why Are Strawberries So Cheap Right Now?

Plus, what to do with slightly sour, out of season berries.