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The meat of the matter: Do you know what’s on your charcuterie board?

We’ve all enjoyed pepperoni on a pizza, salami on a sandwich and bacon for breakfast, but how much…

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Checking out the best of Boston’s rich charcuterie scene

Italian transplants populated East Coast American cities in droves during waves of immigration between 1880 and 1920, bringing…

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This Jamaican Sorrel Cocktail is full of deep flavor and holiday spirit

The holidays are the perfect time for a little imbibing with friends – especially if you have a…

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Meat, meet cheese: How to expertly pair this dynamic duo

Cheese and charcuterie are a food marriage made in heaven, right up there with peanut butter and jelly…

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Aloha, chocolate: A sneak preview fresh from the field

Did you know that Hawaii is the only U.S. state with commercial cacao plantations? While there is quite…

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A taste of Europe with a leading artisan cheese and meat shop

Volleyball brought Ihsan Gurdal to Cambridge, Massachusetts. Cheese is what’s kept him there. In 1982, the Istanbul native…

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Issue No. 40: Charcuterie on the East Coast

Feast and Field visits Massachusetts to dive into a hot topic that’s really having a moment: charcuterie. We…

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What to look for to ensure ethical seafood choices

Perhaps no edible industry is as contentious as seafood when it comes to sustainability. For decades, mislabeled fish,…

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Cracking into pecan season with a second-generation grower

Arguably the star in any mixed nut bag, pecans are big business in the United States. According to…

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Pile on the pecans: 4 recipes to go nuts about

Baking and pecans have long gone hand in hand for Alexandra Coppinger, who, along with her mother, owns…