There’s a contest for everything, including pudding. Look for the next Pudding Hollow Pudding Contest in 2011 in Charlmont, Massachusetts. Whether you want to compete or just want to eat, try one of our pudding recipes for a New England treat. And don’t miss our article about the “queen of pudding.” RECIPES
Food
Make an occasion out of your night spent in a tent with these camping recipes. The menu includes grilled veggies, your fresh-caught trout, and the best s’mores you ever had! RECIPES
Valentine’s Day
Some say Valentine’s Day is a phony-baloney holiday, created by restaurants and greeting-card companies. As a “singleton” and a cynical bird by nature, the approach of February 14 could easily churn me into a bitter spiral, especially upon hearing “every kiss begins with ‘K’” or walking by the cheery, heart-laden, red-laced windows of lingerie shops. […]
Oscar Party Show-Stoppers
It’s Academy Awards time. That means a party! Dress up, take your seats, and let the party begin. With these show-stoppers from Yankee food editor Annie B. Copps, there’s no end to the elegance. Oysters, figs, salmon, shrimp…and the winner is? Also, find a winter party menu and exciting recipes from Eric and Lisa Friedman […]
Green Corn Chowder
There’s a saying in Peru: Bueno es culantro pero no tanto. Translated, it means “Cilantro is good, but not too much.” Peruvians use this expression in all manner of conversation — not only when talking about food and cooking. In other words, they mean “too much of a good thing.” But the right amount of […]
Taco Casserole
Quiche
This traditional apple turnover recipe yields turnovers that are tender and flaky, with apple pie-like filling and a thin, white glaze.