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The chronicles of the Oktoberfest are as interesting as the beer is rich.
It might not be talked about as much as the more mainstream choices, but when prepared right, meat substitutes can be elevated to the levels of their meat-based counterparts and beyond.
A dish rich in both history and variety, ramen has made an impact on people across the world, offering either a true gourmet experience or an easy-to-fix comfort food.
You’re reading From Scratch, a series deconstructing the food we eat to explore its history, variety and the way we consume it.
Tamales have a reputation for bringing families together for their creation and consumption.
A history of French occupation mixed with Vietnamese ingredients makes for a dynamic sandwich.
From chili con carne to Frito pie, chili is a rich part of Texan taste and culture.