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The Middle Eastern Feast

by Josephine Rozman
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Josephine mentioned wanting to make a feast of dishes and, quite honestly, I’m drooling all over this Middle Eastern meal – homemade pita, hummus, and even a spice mix. The sun is shining around here and I’m thinking that a Middle Eastern feast for family and friends would be just the right way to convince

Rare Bird Preserves

by Maggie Battista
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As soon as I open Rare Bird Preserves at an Eat Boutique Market, guests swoon and beg for a spoonful of everything, especially the Passion Fruit Curd that is so popular with our customers. Elizabeth Madden, owner of Rare Bird Preserves, shares insight into how to use her products and some of the great spots

A Twist on Pot Au Feu

by Denise Woodward & Laudalino Ferreira
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It’s stormy outside right now, so I want soup. I threw out a very special challenge to Denise for a dish close to my heart. She triumphed! – Maggie When Maggie talks Paris, I’m right there with her. And when she mentioned crafting a Pot au Feu recipe, my mind jumped on a plane straight

Home Made Summer: Lunch with Yvette Van Boven in Boston

by Maggie Battista
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I met Yvette van Boven in Paris, where all food folks should have their very first meeting really, right? Yvette and her photographer husband whizzed in from Amsterdam with their little dog. Heidi Murphy and I were in town for lots of projects, including our little piece on Paris and our visit to the best

Planning a Trip to Ireland

by Maggie Battista
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Ever since I was about ten, I wanted to visit Ireland. I think it was because of the way my family spoke of the Irish, always with fondness for their ways, appreciation for their struggles and admiration for their fortitude. To this day, my uncle can’t enter a pub without mentioning that he’s never met

Chicken Paillard

by Denise Woodward & Laudalino Ferreira
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I’m always looking for new ways to cook your basic chicken breast, but I always fall back on the best recipe: Chicken Paillard. Denise’s version keeps the skin on, but it works well for skinless chicken breasts as well. -Maggie I have fond memories of my great-aunt puttering around the kitchen. She was always getting

Whiskey Ginger

by Maggie Battista
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It’s almost St. Patrick’s Day and this one, the 2013 version, is going to be a little more significant for me. Typically, I celebrate this holiday with a swig of whiskey, a beer or two, and a grand boiled dinner prepared at home, cooked almost entirely by my blue-eyed husband. None of this will change

Recipes Inspired by Phuket, Thailand

by Josephine Rozman
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Josephine makes me miss the world, miss travel, miss Paris. I’ve never been to Thailand, but I can imagine that after a tour and cooking session with Josphine, I would miss it too. -Maggie A little over a year ago, my husband, Luke and I eloped in Thailand. Our decision to privately tie the knot

The Preservation Kitchen

by Tara Bellucci
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Preserving the season is the most fun part of this food life, but my pantry is overflowing with jams, pickles, spices and sauces. If I’m not gifting these jars, I’m searching for recipes to use them up throughout the year. Tara’s found a beautiful book to help us all do just that. Now, pass that

Simple Spaghetti Squash

by Matthew Petrelis
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Between Chicago and Boston, I’ve been under lots of snow this week. (Wintry – and foodie – photos in my Instagram feed.) And though spaghetti squash is a cold weather vegetable, the bright yellow is perking me up already. Thank you, Matthew, for sharing how easy this curious vegetable can be. Especially with butter and

Bow and Sparrow Bakery, San Francisco

by Lauren Keiper
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Did you get to sample Bow & Sparrow Bakery’s shortbread truffle sandwiches at the Eat Boutique Holiday Market? I did. In fact, I definitely circled back for more…again…and then again one last time. These pretty sandwich cookies are handcrafted in San Francisco by Melissa Mecca. Get to know her and her other small batch loves,

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