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People have debated the health benefits of wine for years.

Older studies suggested that a glass of red wine could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, but more recent studies question that conclusion.

One man is trying to add to the debate: He wants consumers to eat wine grapes.

Andrew Cates, co-founder of the Wine RayZyn Co., is ...Read more

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- A tiny Kentucky distillery known for letting visitors hand-fill their own bottles straight from the barrel has just won two major tourism awards, according to a news release.

Whiskey Thief Distilling Co. was voted North America’s Leading Distillery Tour 2026 and North America’s Leading Whisk(e)y Distillery Tour 2026 at the...Read more

Higher in protein than pasta or rice, farro is a versatile grain for soups, salads, stews and risotto-style dishes. It is also recommended for diabetics, making it a smart choice if you are watching blood sugar.

Partially cooked farro, available at Trader Joe’s and markets like Whole Foods, takes only 10 minutes to prepare — a Seriously ...Read more

Turning on the oven and filling it with highly flavored, slow-cooking foods brings out the best of a cool fall day. This Halloween, a Dutch oven full of pork, braised with tomatillos, poblanos and onions, will warm the souls of your treat-or-treaters after all the fun.

Chunks of fresh pumpkin add color and a touch of sweetness ...Read more

I shared a recipe for beef tips and gravy three years ago, and it has become one of my favorite comfort food dinners. It’s so universally loved that...Read more

I have always loved the way coffee and citrus play together — the bright and zesty notes of citrus have this magical ability to enhance the natural richness of coffee (and chocolate), and bring out flavors you might not even notice on their own. There’s something about that balance between bold and bright that feels comforting and just a ...Read more

Raisins are the most popular dried fruit in the U.S., beloved as a naturally sweet treat that’s also rich in important nutrients.

The folklore

Grapes have been dried into the tiny wrinkled gems we call raisins as early as 2,000 B.C. Raisins were not only revered as a delicious food, they were used as decor at feasts and ...Read more

Do you remember eating chocolate “dirt” pudding cups with crushed cookies and worms at every Halloween party as a kid? My birthday falls just before <...Read more

PITTSBURGH — Since it was introduced as an appetizer on New York City menus in the 1930s, perhaps no dish is more associated with Chinese-American food than the crunchy, humble egg roll.

Yet there is some confusion as to how the crispy rolls, which are served with hot mustard and a sweet-and-tangy condiment known as duck sauce, got their name...Read more

PITTSBURGH -- Ming-Na Wen spent her teenage years completely enveloped in the high-energy, often demanding environment of a family restaurant.

Even today, decades and thousands of miles removed from the sights, sounds and smells of Chinatown Inn, the historic Pittsburgh restaurant her family has owned and operated since 1943, the actor known as...Read more

I was looking for a simple dinner and noticed I had a few eggs on hand. An easy frittata came to mind. For this version, I paired creamy sweet potatoes with prosciutto, the thinly sliced, dry-cured Italian ham.

The secret to making a frittata is low heat cooking and precooking the filling before adding the eggs. I cooked the potatoes in the ...Read more