Whether the strands of your DNA are spaghetti or the only medicine your body responds to is your grandmother’s chicken soup, food constitutes the foundations of our being. Here’s our virtual larder of personal essays, exploring the ways food tethers us to home, belonging, and identity, and why family recipes can become our most treasured heirlooms.
We asked culinary pros twenty rapid-fire questions about all things kitchen-related.
Discover the specific cultural, political, and social history at the heart of what’s on your plate.
Why does Northern food have a bad reputation? Might you meet the love of your life in a cosy corner café? What’s in chicken soup that makes it so magical? From quaint Irish pubs to funeral finger food, this is where we answer all the weird and wonderful questions you might have about what’s on your plate.
Ever wondered what dinnertime looks like in Malta, Malaysia, or the Gambia? Dishing Up is our Larder podcast, and it combines the food and the people we love most. Through history, faith, and family, we’ll
take you on a tour of plates from all over the world.