All posts by

James Oseland

Nutmeg Islands
Jan 8, 2008
Indonesia's tiny Banda archipelago is home to one of the world's most revered spices—and one of its most lavishly seasoned cuisines. Continue...
Aug 8, 2007
Fire and spice define the foods of Thailand's deep south. Continue...
Aug 7, 2007
You never know what an angry cook is capable of! Continue...
Apr 17, 2007
A Burmese-American returns home to Myanmar to celebrate the New Year with offerings, feasts, and mass public soakings. Continue...
Apr 11, 2007
Imagine the smoky succulence of Texas barbecued beef on a New York–style kaiser roll or a slice of rye; it's barbecue with a combination North-South identity. Continue...
Apr 11, 2007
In Baltimore, it's as ubiquitous as salt, and comes in various incarnations, but whatever you call it, the pleasing configuration of spices known as Maryland seafood seasoning is utterly indispensable. Continue...
Lady Baltimore Eats
Apr 11, 2007
Charm City's food—pit beef, layer cakes, and, of course, blue crab—is old-time funky fun. Continue...
Apr 11, 2007
Nasi Padang is Indonesia's real rijsttafel, or rice table—a vivid, earthy, and lavish feast. Continue...
We Call Our Sugar Maple
Oct 5, 2001
The end of winter in Quebec ushers in the sugaring-off season, the time of year when the province's maple trees generate an abundance of bud-nourishing sap. Continue...
One Man's Calling: Make Good Bread
Oct 4, 2001
One man's epiphany to become a bread baker. Continue...