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This Food Stylist Is Bringing More Compassion To The Kitchen

Elle Simone Scott tells us about the weirdest thing she’s done to make food look good on camera. Plus, we discuss why representation matters in food photography, and her ongoing battle with cancer.

New Year’s Food Resolutions 2021

We hear your New Year’s food resolutions for 2021, and Dan reveals his. Plus we revisit one of our favorite episodes from 2020, about an auction of Georgia O'Keeffe's recipe box.

Food Nonprofits That Could Use Your Help Right Now

The pandemic has created an unprecedented need for the services of many nonprofits across the country, at a time when donations have dwindled and budgets have been cut. We put a call out in our newsletter for nonprofits you wanted to highlight. If you are in a position to donate, please consider giving to the organizations below. National Organizations: World Central Kitchen

The Fruitcake That Wouldn’t Die

Nikita Richardson of New York Times Food and Team Sporkful share their gift recommendations.

Two Books For The Food Science Nerd In Your Life

Harold McGee takes a “Nose Dive” into the science of smells and Nik Sharma works out his “Flavor Equation” in this week’s extremely nerdy episode.

LeVar Burton Even Reads Recipes Dramatically

He talks about his favorite children's books about food, his PB&J peculiarities, and Sir Patrick Stewart’s weird lunches on the set of Star Trek.

A Writer Who Finds His Characters Through Their Food

Bryan Washington explains why he finds food such a useful literary tool, and how its role in his characters’ lives mimics its role in his own.