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The Marvelous Claudia Roden

Middle Eastern home cooking wouldn’t be what it is today without her.

Season Chasing with Jody Williams and Rita Sodi

The Via Carota duo talk about being a purist vs. a regionalist, the supreme reign of artichokes, and how to buy good olive oil

Mise en Place Is a Myth

Talking about the choreography of cooking “The restaurant model of cooking that became so popular, of doing mise en place,…

The Only Thing to Listen to While You're Cooking

The warmest people talking about the warmest things “That fusion between family and food, for me — it’s just so…

What We Talk About When We Talk About Thanksgiving

Bread sauce, lasagna appetizers, adobo turkey tails, and holiday contemplation “Please, no marshmallows.” — Tom Colicchio I don’t know how…

Dan Levy’s Big Love Is Food (But Not Cooking!)

“Analyzing where I could live in the unscripted television world — it had to be a companion piece to what…

Cory Booker: Food Is Not a Neatly Partisan Issue

Talking with one of our most forward-thinking Senators “I just don’t know how we can comfortably sit and know our…

Alice Waters, First Lady of Food

Celebrating thirty years of Edible Schoolyard with one of my favorite people

You Can — and Should — Make Indian Sweets

A joyful conversation with Hetal Vasavada Indian sweet making “is about feel. It’s a lot more tactile. And it takes…

Eating and Roadtripping with Linda Ronstadt

We have a couple of special guests on Food with Mark Bittman today, plus one of my favorite co-hosts. Let’s…

Jacques Pépin Is a Chef AND a Cook

Catching up with a creative and thoughtful friend “You don’t have to torture yourself to be different from the rest…

Are Restaurants Too Shaken To Be Innovative?

Welcome to the first “restaurant” episode of Food with Mark Bittman. Although I did begin my food career reviewing restaurants…

Marcella Hazan Didn't Know She Was Doing Something Extraordinary

I first met Marcella and Victor Hazan when — as a not yet established and relatively young food writer —…

Remembering Marcella Hazan in Recipes

The 30th Anniversary Edition drops this week One of our favorite chefs, Marcella Hazan, wrote one of our favorite cookbooks,…

Colonialism, a Humble Spice, and Our Dwindling Respect for Nature

We have an unusual, special, and super interesting guest on today’s episode of Food with Mark Bittman. Melissa and I…

The World's Most Charming Home Cooks

There are two things that we all hear routinely all summer — complaints (or enthusiasm!) about how hot it is,…

Writing About Food Is a Thrill Like None Other

Musings with Bee Wilson, writer extraordinaire “Writing about food is the biggest privilege, the biggest thrill in the world, because…

Is Veganism an Impossible Standard?

There’s a real discrepancy between people just loving to hear about what elephants are doing, and not being so open…

Jewish Food Can Be Black Food — and Vice Versa

“America without its Jewish culture, without its Black culture, without its gay culture, isn’t really America anymore. Especially from a…

Kyle MacLachlan Is an Awesome Cook (and Muse)

Plus, what could be the world’s first ever MacLachlan recipe I just joined the Culinary Council of the excellent, wonderful…