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Curries—saucy, brothy, gravy-rich and stewy dishes, from simple to complex, made from spices, spice blends, herbs and nuts—has thrived in the Indian subcontinent for at least 6,000 years...and

Discover 20 amazing children’s novels that will turn any beginning reader into a lifelong book lover. These stories foster creativity and a love of reading.

Raghavan Iyer has taught countless Americans how to make Indian food; his latest cookbook, “On the Curry Trail: Chasing the Flavor That Seduced the World in 50 Recipes,” will be his last as colorectal cancer takes its toll

With a full year of sales from its purchase of Workman Publishing in its pockets, Hachette Book Group saw revenue rise over 2021, but higher costs dropped profits.

Röbller Vineyard was honored by Karen MacNeil in her book The Wine Bible 3rd Edition (Workman Publishing 2022.) Röbller's winemaker, Jerry Mueller, surprised the fine-wine world with the results of his

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was 2022, when the world was opening up again just as writers and bookstores and publishers and

HARBORSIDE — The Ellsworth American’s longtime gardening columnist, Barbara Damrosch, ceased writing “Kitchen Garden,” at the close of 2022. The internationally known writer and horticulturalist is devoting her energies to

From music to theater to biographies, three Kansas City readers share what's on their book list this winter.

A definition of the verb inspire is "to make someone feel that they want to do something and can do it." After I finished reading...

Every so often, cooking stops being a solace or a source of pleasure and feels like a tedious chore that never ends. I was in just that kind of funk when I picked up "Good Enough," by Leanne Brown and it felt like a lifeline.