From well-marbled shoulder to leaner loin, this guide proves there’s no wrong way to cook and enjoy the many versatile cuts of pork.
Learn the true meaning of the term “heritage pork,” and the history behind European pig breeds in America.
With two restaurants and three Michelin stars, chef Ryan Ratino coaxes the most flavor out of one of his favorite ingredients: pork.
Fresh pork belly has long been adorned the world over. It’s finally becoming a staple in the U.S. for more than just bacon.
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Thanks to Georgia Olive Farms and its standout olive oils, Georgia is becoming known for more than just peaches and pecans.
Summer-sweet fresh corn peaks now, and Feast and Field has your tips, tricks and recipes. Plus, learn about Illinois’ Janie’s Farm Organics and innovative corn-based vodka.
Ever bite into a raw potato? Feast and Field visits the Campbells, who insist those from their farm are so fresh and delicious, it’s not out of the question.
Feast and Field takes a look at the state of the wine industry in California: Is organic wine the future? And how do wildfires impact vineyards?
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Chef Ryan Ratino shares his twist on barbecued pork with fork-tender, confit-style shoulder that will melt in your mouth.
Crunchy, sweet homemade granola that partners well with just about anything!
This traditional ragù recipe by acclaimed Washington chef Ryan Ratino would make nonna proud. A kiss of butter added at the end creates its creamy texture.
Ryan Ratino, a Washington Michelin-starred chef, uses restaurant techniques and pantry ingredients to coax the most flavor from pork loin.
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Meet the minds behind Odette Estate, one of Napa Valley’s leading organic wine producers.
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A variation on the classic old fashioned recipe, this version features cherry-infused whiskey with warming cinnamon and zesty lemon.
Lemon and grapefruit juice brighten your favorite pale ale in this shandy recipe.
This three-ingredient whiskey cocktail should be stirred in a crystal glass or Mason jar to keep things cold as ice.
Try different types of sweeteners to modify the classic Old Fashioned recipe.
Crunchy, sweet homemade granola that partners well with just about anything!
You’ll feel like you’re on the island itself with this spin on a classic Hawaiian dish.
Salty, cured prosciutto, acidity from the balsamic reduction, creaminess from the mozzarella and freshness from the arugula – what’s not to love about this Naan pizza?