When you’re a foreign exchange student from Japan studying in Austin for a month, you might not expect wakeboarding to be part of the experience.
Or churro-flavored Chex mix, or ukulele pop …
If you’ve ever wanted to try Syrian and Iraqi cuisine, Sunday is your chance.
Austin doesn’t have many Middle Eastern restaurants that specialize in these cuisines, but thanks to Hope & Sesame, a nonprofit whose …
The Austin Food & Wine Alliance has a new backer you might have heard of.
After last year’s fundraiser at Willie Nelson’s ranch near Spicewood, Austin’s most beloved citizen has donated $5,000 to …
I saw a clever snack hack on the internet the other day. With the Texas Craft Beer Festival coming up this weekend and several more UT home games this football season, you might find …
Fruit salsa is OK with chips, but the sweetness really shines when you pair it with a savory meat, such as grilled pork or salmon.
This coriander-cumin salmon from Kanchan Koya’s “Spice Spice …
Food & Wine magazine is turning 40 this month, and to celebrate, the magazine compiled 40 recipes that have stood the test of time. They call them the best-ever recipes, but …
When you’re growing food in Texas, it’s often all or nothing.
We’ll get months of dry hot weather, which peppers and eggplant love, and then we’ll get weeks of rain, which can delay fall planting but …
Apple season is so close, I can smell it.
Every fall, I try to go back to Missouri to buy fresh apples from the orchards near my hometown, and although those apples aren’t …
This delightful little gem of dried organic material is housed in the archive of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. It’s shriveled up and brown and not at all appetizing, but it got me thinking about …
You know upscale ramen has become mainstream when Walmart gets in on the game.
I grew up eating the inexpensive packaged ramen noodles that you can buy everywhere, but I was surprised to recently find a …
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