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Stories in Feast that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
How to Go Vegan
Thinking about going vegan? That's incredible! I wasn't born a vegan and had never even heard that word a few years back. So I truly do remember what it was like to be in your shoes.
Susie PinonPublished 5 months ago in Feast
Holly Leaf Cookies
Who doesn’t love a whole lot of green food coloring? This family classic is a fun take on the old rice crispy bar recipe. It may have come off of a corn flakes box back in the seventies. Heaven only knows what was in the food coloring back then...
Erin WescottPublished 5 months ago in FeastStanding in Line for Government Cheese
My mother always kept a full pantry, but I didn’t understand the financial struggle that food represented until I had children of my own. Mom grew up on a farm during the Great Depression. They had fresh vegetables, but store-bought food was too expensive.
Terrye TurpinPublished 6 months ago in Feast
Macarons (and murder)
Who doesn’t love a good whodunit? I, for one, simply adore them. It’s my absolute favorite genre! I’m practically enamored with Hercule Poirot and Ms. Marple!
Dear Coffee Haters. Please, Stop Throwing Shade in My Cup.
Whenever I am forced to go out or rush through my coffee ritual, I dread it. I would rather skip it altogether than drink it in one gulp.
Katarzyna PortkaPublished 6 months ago in Feast
Steel Cut Crock-Pot Oatmeal
So, my sister has been raving about a breakfast dish that she prepares for her family. According to what she told me, her family often wakes up to a delicious aroma after her recipe cooks slowly through the night. My sister also said that the taste of the oatmeal is so delicious her husband and children join her in eating it as if it were a dessert.
Dr Deborah M VereenPublished 6 months ago in Feast
Eat Me! The Impact of Brand Color in Fast Food Restaurants
You look around and see fast-food signs all over the place. All of a sudden, your stomach starts rumbling. Is it your digestive organ being overly greedy? The honest answer is, well, no. In truth, you may have your subconscious to blame for such an unexpected pang of hunger.
Eat, Pray, Love...Well Kind Of.
Welcome back pals/gals, I'd like to preface this story much like I did my last by saying; friends, family, work colleagues, strangers on the subway, corner bodega man with his cat, and to all whom it may concern, I am NOT okay. Yep, NOT. Buckle up buckaroos, we're about to go on a wild ride.
Harry Potter Recipes
If you have already run out of ideas about what to do with your child during the "vacation", we offer you another one - joint culinary creativity. Master the recipes from the Harry Potter universe together - we are sure that you and the children will love the dishes.
Dishes With Unusual Names
You can usually tell what ingredients are in some dishes by their names. However, there are some dishes with unique names that you have to wonder what ingredients are in them.
Margaret MinnicksPublished 7 months ago in Feast
Layering it on a Sunday With Lasagna
I grew up during a time when Sundays were always considered pasta day. It didn't matter what type of pasta or sauce; it was just a fact of life that Sunday was pasta day.
Mark-John CliffordPublished 7 months ago in Feast
Baking Artisan Sicilian Bread
The argument has always been what's the difference between Sicilian and Italian bread? I've heard so many different stories that I'm still confused at 67, but I know one factual tale.
Mark-John CliffordPublished 7 months ago in Feast
