Do Let Them Eat Cake

What— and how— to feed the homeless. (By Helena Echlin)

Public Transit Picnic

Is it rude to eat on the subway? (By Helena Echlin)

Greedy Gobbler

Are you entitled to Thanksgiving leftovers? And other Turkey Day conundrums. (By Helena Echlin)

10 Food-Related Charities

Put your money toward gifts that benefit good causes. (By Roxanne Webber)

Slow Food Nation's Victory Garden

Fight bad food policy by growing your own. (By Roxanne Webber)

Fake Accent

Some foods you think are “ethnic” actually aren’t. (By Margot Kaminski)

Mushrooms Will Save the World

And other findings from Taste^3^ 2007. (By Meredith Arthur and Lessley Anderson)

A blogger cooks a meal for the homeless while imagining himself locked in an Iron Chef battle. (By Miriam Wolf)

Egg in a Box is a novel idea for your leftover Chinese-takeout rice. (By Miriam Wolf)

“Hello, food bank? I’d like to donate the deer I just killed.” (By Tea Austen Weaver)

Ever wonder why images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary keep popping up in people’s baked goods? The L.A. Times offers an explanation. (By Christy Harrison)

A couple of quirky “poor people make out good during the holidays” stories offer a counterpoint to a deluge of bad news for the world’s hungry. (By James Norton)

One man’s vision for urban aquaculture involves skyscrapers full of tilapia, but we’ll have to figure out what to feed them. (By Traci Vogel)

The Washington Post captures the drama of foreign teams competing in the U.S.’s biggest pork barbecue contest. (By James Norton)

A guy makes a gorgeous sculpture/portrait out of eggs—what’s not to like? Seemingly, quite a bit. (By Christy Harrison)