Beer is everywhere in food. We use it to add flavor while cooking sausages, incorporate a splash or two into pots of bubbling fondue, add the beverage to batters before dredging and frying fish or ...

Brad Messier has worked at restaurants around Portland and for years, ran the catering operation out of Rosemont Markets. These days, when he’s not cooking at Bowdoin College, he can be found in a ...

Paul Booras travels from craft brewery-to-brewery collecting discarded beer brewers would otherwise dump. The cast-off beer comes from test recipes gone bad, a surplus, or just outdated inventory.

Any bag of chips is virtually irresistible, but if they have salt and vinegar flavor, it's game over. Something about the combination of saltiness and tanginess lights up your tongue and is only made ...

"Turning beer into vinegar is an ancient tradition," writes Cleveland chef and author Jonathon Sawyer, "but we can thank the British for popularizing it. While most of Europe was focused on making ...

Carne deshebrada, literally meaning “shredded beef,” is a common offering at Mexican taco stands. It’s made by braising a large cut of beef until ultra-tender and then shredding the meat and tossing ...

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Carne deshebrada, literally meaning “shredded beef,” is a common offering at Mexican taco stands. It’s made by braising a large cut of beef until ultra-tender and then shredding the meat and tossing ...