It feels strange to admit this, but my mother had a Jell-O mold collection. Not one. Not two. A collection, stored in a ...

A High Desert mother and son, lifelong vegetarians, are bringing their family's three-generation tradition of meat-free ...

Looking for a touching, comedic story to boost your spirits? Order up! Last week, “The Recipe,” a play centered around the life of celebrity chef Julia Child, premiered at La Jolla Playhouse. The ...

In Northern California, the tradition of winter crab feeds, which started after the Gold Rush, endures in crustaceans feasts ...

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Think about your grandmother's kitchen from the 1960s. Chances are you can still smell the savory aroma of something bubbling ...

There was a time when cooking was about, well, cooking. Then it became something much more.

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People who were kids in the 1960s, largely late baby boomers and older Gen Xers, learned many life lessons that are sadly rare today, given the rise of gentle and overprotective parenting trends.

Amid pricey groceries and packed schedules, many Americans are gravitating toward simple, affordable meals rooted in tradition, connection and comfort. From pot roasts to casseroles, "grandma-style ...