If your New Year’s Eve parties can use a lift, reach for puff pastry. The dough, which rises spectacularly as thin leaves of delicate pastry, can be used for everything...
Tea is so much more than the drink. Tea is an experience, visual, sensory, spiritual, whether you’re at an afternoon reception for 50 — don’t forget the cucumber sandwich —...
Pegasus Restaurant and Taverna is closing at midnight Saturday after the dinner service, bringing an end to its 27-year presence in Chicago’s Greektown neighborhood. “It was a pleasure serving our...
Now it is Paul Child’s turn. The man best known today for his marriage to Julia Child (and his portrayal by Stanley Tucci in the 2009 hit move “Julie &...
Santa has it rough. Not only does he have to circle the globe dropping off all kinds of toys, he has to chug countless gallons of milk and gobble dozens...
Gifts that keep on giving beyond the holidays can be much more than the usual magazine subscriptions, monthly fruit baskets, season tickets and bunches of fresh flowers. Consider subscription services...
Burrata may not be the first thing you think of when considering a meal at Coalfire, the Lakeview restaurant noted for thin-crust pizzas cooked in coal-fired ovens. But do try...
Beauty is only skin deep, especially with fruits and vegetables that can be delicious no matter what they look like. But most Americans have been reluctant to swallow so-called ugly...
Chef Jennifer Kim says Passerotto, her new restaurant coming to Andersonville, will be “at heart Korean” with “a little bit of inspiration from central Italy and definitely the Midwest.” Kim,...