All posts by

Betsy Andrews

Hamantaschen
Dec 18, 2012
Flaky pastry shaped into tiny triangles frames sweet dollops of jam in these classic jewel-like cookies, usually made during Purim. Continue...
octopus a la mexicana with olive puree at Pujol, in Mexico City
Dec 5, 2012
At Pujol, chef Enrique Olvera elevates native ingredients to stellar heights Continue...
37 Great American Wines
Nov 14, 2012
Wine is made in all fifty states, but a few regions are revealing themselves to be extraordinarily well suited to specific vinifera varieties. Continue...
Cassava Nation
Nov 7, 2012
For the Garifuna people of coastal Honduras, coming together to cook the foods of their ancestors provides a sense of identity and continuity that transcends borders Continue...
New York Finger Lakes
Oct 16, 2012
The soil complexity in the New York Finger Lakes resembles the great regions of Europe, making the versatile and aromatically expressive riesling the perfect grape for the area. Continue...
Long Island, New York
Oct 16, 2012
The sea breezes of Long Island keep temperatures moderate and late frosts at bay, resulting in fresh, zingy wines. Here are 9 great bottles Continue...
Texas Hills and Plains
Oct 16, 2012
These great wines from Texas show off grapes that are best adapted to the state's dry climate and sandy soil. Continue...
Virginia Mountains
Oct 16, 2012
These nine wines from the Virginia Mountains will complement any American regional spread. Continue...
Tupperware Through the Ages
Sep 13, 2012
See a visual history of Tupperware. Continue...
Connecticut: Delamar Southport Hotel
Sep 11, 2012
I wanted to relax and I wanted to eat well. I happened, happily, upon the Delamar Hotel, in Southport, Connecticut. Continue...