The word "hibachi" might evoke very specific associations with a type of restaurant, but the history of the term tells a ...

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The American Indian Center’s new Food is Medicine program marks a generational and culinary shift for the cultural center to ...

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Alexa Numkena-Anderson likes having people stop into her pop-up restaurant, Javelina, and experiencing the Native American dish, fry bread.

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For Nigerian restaurants and others that introduce non-Western cuisines to the American market, it’s essential to remember that food is not just about taste but also about history, identity ...

It was a simple request. When I asked Annie Polland, director of the Tenement Museum on New York’s Lower East Side, whether I could bring my undergraduate NYU journalism class to learn about the ...