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Copy shortlink: Minnesota Wild Rice Soup "Wild rice soup has surely earned its place as Minnesota's unofficial-but-should-be-official dish," writes Rick Nelson in 2019. "Especially since it's basically a wild rice hot dish, and nothing is more quintessentially Minnesotan than that." Find the recipe here. African Peanut Soup "Anyone who enjoys Thai peanut sauce will love this addictively good soup," writes Meredith Deeds in 2013. "For a vegetarian version, substitute vegetable broth for the chicken broth and leave out the turkey or replace it with cooked garbanzo beans....

Selfie, 2020. (Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery, New York) Critics are not required to be right, merely (as Donald Judd said of artworks) interesting. But part of what makes criticism of new art potentially interesting is that it is, in part, a gaze into the future. Remember Clement Greenberg in The Nation in 1946 predicting of Jackson Pollock’s work, “In the course of time, this ugliness will become a new standard of beauty,” and two years later, venturing that one of the same artist’s paintings “will in the future blossom and swell into a superior magnificence; for the present it...

Every year about this time, Vince Hayward, CEO and fourth-generation owner of L.H. Hayward & Co., gives out bags of red beans and green split peas. The 95-year-old Louisiana company, based just outside New Orleans in Harahan, is best known for its Camellia Brand beans.  “We’re selling black-eyed peas right now,” Hayward said. “This year, people don’t want to miss their black-eyed peas. We need all the luck we can get.” He laughed. This time of year is always busy. But 2020 was not a typical year for the bean business. It was a banner year, as shelf-friendly, i...

Outlook Traveller SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE Prep better while listening to some interesting food podcasts, Home > Explore > Story > The Top 10 Food Podcasts of 2020 In a year that sent us all marching into the kitchens banging our thalis, food podcasts came into their own. Here are our top ten. If you’re a gastronomy aficionado, the prospect of listening to a food podcast could be quite counterintuitive at first. Isn’t food supposed to appeal to every sense but hearing? Well, right, but doesn’t hearing food being discussed make your mouth water? In a year when everybody turned to cooking at...

Crysta Henthorne / KCUR Originally published on January 15, 2021 2:33 pm After months of dire predictions about the long-term impact of COVID-19 on Kansas City restaurants, the last few weeks have been brutal. Most of us are processing the news through a flurry of Facebook posts from favorite establishments announcing they're shutting their doors for good. The bad news always begins the same way: "It is with a heavy heart..." — the online equivalent of, you might want to sit down for this. Bluestem. Gojo. Poi-O. The Corner. The Rieger. Sobahn. Shio Ramen. KC Pinoy. Webster House. B...