The food of the Cuban table has largely been reproduced in other countries primarily by those who left their home in an attempt to recreate the tastes and smells of their past. Now that relations are opening up again, author Ana Sofia Pelaez together with photographer Ellen Silverman traveled to...

This week on A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio is joined by Margarita Carrillo Arronte to discuss the traditional foods for Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations as well as her research of some of Mexico's historical forgotten recipes, plus where they originated from. Margarita is a teacher...

Many of the effects of Superstorm Sandy on the Rockaways have been documented in myriads of sources, but how did the tropical storm hurt food access and food businesses in the community? HRN's Leah Eden sits down with Karen Karp and Cassandra Flechsig of Karp Resources to discuss their involvement...

Felice Rosser fronts the band Faith, and has been involved with the New York City music scene since the late 1970s. On this installment of Metropolitan Ave., DJ Lady DM invites Felice and her guitarist, Nao Hakamada, to share their stories and music. What classic New York City bands influenced...

Chef Marc Vidal is bringing a history of Catalan and French food to Boqueria. On this week's episode of Chef's Story, Dorothy Cann Hamilton is joined in the studio by Marc to talk about the original Boqueria- a vibrant market in Barcelona. How did the market influence Marc's culinary senses...

Norman King, Test Kitchen Professional for Southern Living Magazine, joins Nicole Taylor on this week's Hot Grease to teach her listeners how to fry. Tune into this episode to hear Norman and Nicole talk about Southern Living's place in Southern food culture. Listen in to learn about Birmingham as a...

Did you catch Dave Arnold on CNN's The Next List? If you missed it, don't worry- Dave and Nastassia Lopez are in the studio for another episode of Cooking Issues. Once again, Dave sets the record straight about liquid nitrogen use in a culinary setting. Find out where processed cheese...

On today's THE FOOD SEEN, Hugh Acheson chef/owner of Five & Ten, The National, and Empire State South, in Atlanta and Athens, Georgia, takes A New Turn in the South (his cookbook) on the road, preaching the gospel of the South ... and his Ottawa upbringing. This program was sponsored...

On today's THE FOOD SEEN, Chef Amanda Cohen of Dirt Candy, treats vegetables like meat. From faux-gras to finding the fat in flora, she's redefining vegetarian cuisine from the root up. Amanda believes, "any can cook a hamburger, but leave the vegetables to the professionals". The salad days are over...

Grace Bonney of Design*Sponge, makes her second appearance on THE FOOD SEEN, to discuss her new/first book, "Design*Sponge at Home". In it, great DIY projects like Silverware Curtain Hooks, Recycled Cake Stands (made of old plates and candlestick holders), and a "sneak peak" into Grace's own home and kitchen (complete...