Lebanese cooking is a celebration of contrast: bright herbs and warm spices, crisp salads and slow-simmered stews, tangy sauces and deeply savory meats. These Lebanese recipes — drawn from home ...

This week’s recipe is for salad again. It seems a lot of people get in ruts when it comes to salads. I think maybe I’ll feature salads for a couple more weeks to give you some salad inspiration. This ...

We all have them, lurking in the forgotten recesses of our kitchens: old racks of even older spices. Unused herbs, overlooked seeds, bottles of colored dust, labels faded. But read Ana Sortun’s debut ...

Few vegetables have the transformational capability of the cauliflower. Accented with garlic and cream, cauliflower can sneak into your mashed potatoes, lightening the load of traditional spuds.

A native of Beirut, Lebanon, Grace Abi-Nam Shea lives an American life, thanks to her parents moving to Arlington, Virginia, many years ago. They had little education and sparse funds, but family ...

Each year our church holds its annual Youth Stockholder Banquet to celebrate those who supported the youths on their summer mission trips. The high school students went on a weeklong mission trip to ...

This is the Levantine version of tharid, made with Cornish hens as an alternative to lamb. Of all the versions of fatteh, it is the lightest, especially if you toast the bread as I do instead of ...

For Hayek, cooking during the holidays is almost sacred. She shares that she and her mother “have never not cooked for Christmas,” a tradition that blends her Mexican upbringing with the diverse ...

We all know that during the month of Ramadan when the sun sets, it is time for Iftar! Ramadan is a month of fasting, ...

Try tangy parsley salads and cinnamon-date cookies with recipes that highlight the textures, spices, and traditions of one of the world’s most beloved cuisines. Molly McArdle is Food & Wine's Updates ...