Like many traditions today, the foods eaten during the 8 days and nights of Hanukkah are rooted in history. From the well-known latke to the lesser known but oh-so delicious sufganiyot, each of these dishes eaten during the Festival of Lights has an important role to play in...
At The Table With: MinShien Denis, Creator of Joyous Apron
To kick off Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we sat down with MinShien Denis—the founder and creative mind behind JoyousApron—to talk about her Asian heritage, her favorite kitchen tips and her belief that “everyone can cook.”
At The Table With: Alissa Landorf, Designer and Founder of Ali Landorf Prints
In honor of Jewish American Heritage Month, we sat down with designer Ali Landorf – the creative eye behind our Thanksgiving, Easter, Passover and Hanukkah collections – to talk about the role her Jewish heritage plays in her work, the bonds of family and where she finds inspiration.
At The Table With: Abrar Alshantir, Resident Chef at Sur La Table in Bethesda, Maryland
In honor of Arab American Heritage Month, we sat down with our own Resident Chef Abrar Alshantir to learn about her passion for food, the role faith plays in her life, and the reality of being a Palestinian Muslim American.
At The Table With: Mariana Velasquez, Food Stylist & Author of “Colombiana”
In honor of Women’s History Month, we sat down with Mariana Velasquez—professional food stylist, small-business owner and entrepreneur—to learn more about her journey from Colombia to the editorial pages of NYC and the importance of celebrating women.
Kevin Pang: Food, Family And The Making Of “A Very Chinese Cookbook”
“Writing is storytelling, and storytelling makes cooking a much richer experience.”
At The Table With: Bianca Dodson, Creator of Lenox Bakery
In honor of Black History Month, we sat down with Bianca Dodson—creator of Lenox Bakery—to learn more about her baking journey and the struggles of being a Black creator.
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Sunday Suppers: Kelly Smith’s Red Beans & Rice
Community, Fall, Feature Recipe, Mains, Pork, Recipes, Stovetop, Team Member Stories, Vegetables
In this week's Sunday Suppers series we hear from Kelly Smith—Senior Buyer, Sur La Table—about a recipe that not only sparks feeling of comfort, but is significant to her family's heritage. *** My husband and I threw our first dinner party together over 30 years ago, and served...
Sur La Table’s Anniversary: Over 5 Decades of Making More
Articles, Feature Article, Partner Stories, Trending, Women
Before it was a white, brick-and-mortar building emblazoned with the words Sur La Table, our Pike Place store was simply a glimmer of a vision for our founder, Shirley Collins. “There wasn’t a place in Seattle at the time to buy any kind of cooking equipment—nothing. If you...
Sunday Suppers: Amanda Moore’s Deli Style Pasta Salad
Community, Feature Recipe, Pasta, Pork, Recipes, Sides, Stovetop, Team Member Stories, Vegetables
With the seasons changing and fall and the holidays right around the corner, we're kicking off Lid & Ladle’s first ever “Sunday Suppers” series. All season long, this series will focus on comforting, cozy meals that are prepared and enjoyed with loved ones—whether that be...
9 Football-Friendly Bites To Fuel Your Game Day
Appetizers, Beef, Chicken, Fall, Feature Recipe, Grilling, Multicooker, Oven, Partner Stories, Pork, Recipes, Stovetop, Team Member Stories, Vegetables
Ah, fall. With it comes crisp, cool days, golden-hued leaves and, of course, football. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just enjoy the camaraderie, there’s one aspect of football watch parties and tailgates that we can all get behind: the food. So, to tantalize your taste buds...
Over 50 Years of Women at Sur La Table
Articles, Celebrations, Community, Feature Article, Trending, Women
Back in 1972, there wasn’t a place in Seattle where aspiring chefs, bakers and home cooks could go to buy cooking equipment. As our founder, Shirley Collins, puts it: “If you wanted a pastry bag or a piece of cheesecloth, you really had to go to San Francisco to get it.” So,...
Southern Soul, Globally Inspired: A Conversation with Chef Deborah VanTrece
Articles, Black History, Celebrations, Feature Article, Feature Community, Trending
Chef Deborah VanTrece is a steadfast pillar in the burgeoning Atlanta food scene. Her restaurant, Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours, opened in 2016 and elevated Southern soul food to new heights, competing for foodies’ affections alongside longtime Atlanta staples, like...
Sephardic Bimuelos with Date Caramel Sauce
Dessert, Feature Recipe, Holidays, Jewish, Recipes, Sauces & Dips, Stovetop, Winter
Food is central to many cultural celebrations. And Hanukkah is no exception. So this year, to celebrate and honor the Festival of Lights, we teamed up with Tori Avey, a celebrated home chef specializing in Mediterranean cuisine and traditional Jewish cooking. First introduced...
Diwali: A Festival of Lights Celebrated Through Food and Community
Articles, Asian American, Celebrations
Every year, between mid-October and mid-November, billions of people around the world celebrate Diwali, a festival of lights celebrating the triumph of good over evil. It’s celebrated through a variety of traditions—from decorating with diya and rangolis to having ceremonies...
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