Buckwheat is a seed that when ground into a flour, has a nutty flavor and deep, rich brown color. Despite its name, buckwheat flour doesn't contain any wheat or gluten, and it does not fall under the ...

White rice is great—I mean, you won't find a bigger fan—but sometimes it's nice to branch out. If you're stuck in a rut and don't know what else to try, then this collection of recipes is perfect for ...

Buckwheat has been used as a traditional porridge in Russia, where it's native, and it was grown in the American colonies by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The Japanese even make their soba ...

A snacking cake gets a tender crumb from whole-milk Greek yogurt. An Americanized salade nicoise gets boosted with olive oil-packed tuna and a creamy dressing. Noodle-based salads, like this hearty ...

The interest in various grains and legumes continues to grow. For instance, faro is increasingly popular. It got its start on a few restaurant menus, but now is in such demand that you can find it at ...

Buckwheat is an ancient food. It was first cultivated around 6000 B.C. in China and its cultivation spread around the world. Growing buckwheat fell from favor in the U.S. in the 1900s, but is still a ...

One day last year in Paris, I went to the Musée de Cluny, a temple to the tactile esoterica of medieval France. I remember seeing braids of wooden hair, a marble gown sculpted in almost calligraphic ...

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