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Reading recommendations and other thoughts from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

The cookbook author on what you should take away from her latest exploration of the Palestinian kitchen.

Chicken Parm. Nachos. General Tso’s chicken. Need I say more? (Spoiler Alert: I do.)

Three decades after its debut, In Pursuit of Flavor has been reissued. Chef Mashama Bailey explains why the cookbook remains so relevant today.

Indonesian food is underrepresented in the U.S. Siska Silitonga Marcus wants to change that.

Eight years into my tenure as editor in chief, things look very different than they used to.

First came straws. Now comes...everything else.

We dubbed it America’s best pizza when it was a two-man show. Can his new full-service restaurant deliver the same magic?

Money talks, and at these five places, it's saying: "I love businesses that don't use plastic."

An unnecessary food feud, an inspiring love story from Kansas, and a field trip to David Chang's new Peach Mart.

Inside my highly caffeinated, slightly manic quest to become a “tea person.”

And if you're cutting out entire food groups because you think you're intolerant, you could be doing more harm than good.

Tropical Islands is basically a beach-themed Truman Show.

Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. If you’ve cooked from the book or watched the show, you love Samin Nosrat. In fact, so many people do, she went to hide out in the desert. That didn’t stop us from tracking her down.

In defense of vegetarian Reubens, and other thoughts from Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

People are drinking less and less as non-alcoholic beverages flood the market. Now the alcohol industry wants in.

Among New York City’s dining elite, high-end omakase is the new top prize.

The star and co-creator of PEN15 learned her on-set leadership from chef Gabrielle Hamilton.

Because I'm not always in the mood for a six-inch stack of meat.

To really understand what it meant to me, first I had to reject it.

A dive into the week's weird food news.

Need we say more?

With her rice subscription service, Momoko Nakamura is trying to change the minds of both rice farmers and consumers.

A dispatch from SXSW by Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro.

And more of your etiquette questions about restaurant faux pas answered definitively, forever and ever.