Armenian cooking

The Last Supper of the Summer

My father-in-law, Andy Dabbakian, had a remarkable vision of the future that became reality. He did not leave that to…

12 years ago

Learning to cook was easier than learning not to cook

My introduction to cooking came early. As an only child, I spent a lot of time hanging out with Mom…

12 years ago

A night with Chefs Michael Psilakis, Ben Roche, Hugh Acheson & Michael Green

Anyone who's been near a television set in the past decade is aware that Americans now love food and cooking…

13 years ago

Planet Ozone: Another world that we’d be happy to visit any time!

Like many of you, we're always on the look-out for new restaurants and grocery stores that feature the sort of…

13 years ago

I may go flat broke buying flat bread, but it might be worth it!

I learned this habit from my father and I'm not about to un-learn it any time soon: When I'm grocery…

13 years ago

The Armenian version of porridge is always just right. (And it’s definitely ours!)

We've stated early and often that we're food fanciers not food historians, so we've tried to steer clear of claims that…

13 years ago

Khavourma and Union City, New Jersey are perfect match!

After 30-plus years in Florida, we're used to feeling a little off-base when we get news of a fun event…

13 years ago

Pistachios charge ahead in the race for America’s taste

Pistachios were always around but rarely accessible when I was a kid. They were grown-up snack food that magically appeared…

13 years ago

Are the days of Armenia’s backyard butchers coming to end?

Our want of a good, local butcher is a source of endless grousing at our house. The grocery store just…

13 years ago

Did you see this? Anthony Bourdain on Armenian food

  Butter-basted Baby Sparrow Somehow, this got past me. I thought I saw the episode of Anthony Bourdain's Travel Channel…

13 years ago

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