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Injera Inc.
In the ‘90s, Meaza Zemedu supplied injera—the spongy Ethiopian flatbread that does triple duty as plate, utensil and main ingredient—to area restaurants from her basement kitchen.
Lights, Camera, Dinner!
Think of MonkeySee, www.monkeysee.com, as a newish viral video depot for web-obsessed gourmets—or, YouTube’s smarter cousin.
Honey, Do
Veteran beekeeper Larry Kelley knows Virginia honeys quite intimately thanks to the “couple hundred hives” he tends in Fairfax, Fauquier and Loudoun Counties.
Grillin’ Round the Globe
PBS barbecue guru Rick Browne has made a career out of chronicling Americans’ passion for outdoor cooking. That’s why for his latest book, “The Best Barbecue on Earth,” Browne decided to instead check in with the rest of the world…
Sushi Sensei, Now at Your Service
Raw-seafood enthusiasts looking to make the move from timid omakase platters to “oh-my-Lord-I-didn’t-even-know-they-had-that-here” dining revelations can now belly up to the bar with award-winning author and sushi devotee Trevor Corson.
De-Aussiefy Your Pantry
Piquant Palate founder Stacy Luks so fell in love with Australia whilst living abroad, she’s now working to bring some of Down Under’s most unique flavors stateside.
Cooking as Catharsis
What’s a celebrated music biographer to do when faced with an impending divorce, a string of fatally flawed dinner parties in his wake and a heart seized by pangs of unrequited love?
Sweet Heat for Your Meat
Barbecue mixologist Bill Siewert says he typically plans his vacations around fire pit-centric dining destinations: That way, he can work while he plays.
Danzas Do Dinner
When it comes to home cooking, Tony Danza is not afraid to admit he might not be the all-time “boss” of Italian cuisine. But he does have a few lessons he’d like to pass on.