No Mario, no Emeril, and a ratings drop have some wondering what’s cooking.

A Japanese fleet is now whaling for “scientific” purposes, but that doesn’t mean the meat won’t be for sale.

In a Washington Post opinion piece, the novelist argues that we escape the work of feeding ourselves.

An artsy academic type criticizes the romance of farming.

Michael Jackson, the writer who kicked off a beer renaissance in North America, has passed away.

A plague of zucchinis on your house.

Today we all have an excuse to eat a slice of cheesecake.

Are free-range chickens happier? A new study suggests not.

Indian and Sri Lankan standouts in Flushing.

In the wake of the E. coli spinach outbreak, some produce distributors are refusing to buy from farmers who use ecofriendly practices like composting and water reclamation.

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The latest in the pop-up-restaurant trend.

The UK Guardian’s new food blog talks about British farmers’ markets; and the UK-based Economist questions the ethical-eating movement.

rworange has been conducting first-hand research into the various pumpkin and seasonal-flavored ice creams around the area. (She even took down a Jack-in-the-Box pumpkin milkshake, in the name of science.) She has a winner, and...

Eater takes Chowhound to task.