To those in the food industry, “protein” is the magic word.
For months, “protein maxxing” has proliferated on social media as big-name brands line shelves with products packed with protein: protein bars, protein tortilla chips, protein Pop-Tart dupes, protein cookies,...
Before coming to Boston for college, the most festive thing I ever did for St. Patrick’s Day was wear a green t-shirt. But in this city, the holiday takes on a much larger significance than in suburban Pennsylvania.
Every March, Northeastern students join a crowd of up...
For Bostonians, winter is a time to stay inside and out of the cold. But Meet Boston is giving residents a reason to bundle up for a trip to Boston’s top restaurants with the return of Dine Out Boston.
Meet Boston has presented Dine Out Boston, formerly known as Restaurant...
Whether commemorated with fine dining, a night out on the town or a “Galentine’s” get-together, Valentine’s Day can be an expensive holiday, especially as bars and restaurants hike up their prices to account for increased demand. In the season of love — or the season...
In January, it seems as though everyone decides to hit a giant reset button and forget about all of their holiday indulgences. The gym is packed, students down water and grocery carts brim with lean ground beef and broccoli. Compared to December’s sweets and elaborate holiday...
When Bostonians take the Orange Line to Downtown Crossing, they arrive at an array of fast food chain restaurants: Five Guys, Falafel King and Taco John’s. But in the back alley of Kingston Street is an unassuming building home to Selfup Cooking Classes, where customers chef...
The holiday season is the one time a year where it is socially acceptable to eat cookies for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert. When the semester is over, I finally have free time, an empty kitchen and the urge to whip up an excessive amount of treats. Why stop indulging in...
As winter settles in, hot chocolate is making its return as a classic way to stay warm and ease into the cozy holiday spirit.
Hot chocolate, also known as “sipping chocolate” or “drinking chocolate,” is made of melted chocolate mixed with either milk, water or cream....
Tucked between Boston’s bustling downtown and financial districts, Chinatown is a vibrant and diverse cultural enclave long celebrated for its culinary excellence. For over a century, it has been a center of Chinese-American life, creativity and community. This dumpling crawl...
I still think about an apple pie I ate three years ago. It was a windy day in November, and my friends and I were celebrating Friendsgiving. It was cold outside — the kind of cold that makes you want nothing more than to be inside a cozy apartment eating a warm slice of pie....
All candy lovers rejoice when Halloween comes around. It’s the season of sweets, toothaches and pumpkin-flavored everything. Holiday baking is always fun, and Halloween lets you get creative with decorations. Here are three recipes to try and make your Halloween party this...
The moment September begins and the weather dips below 75 degrees, I start craving fall flavors. There are certain things I associate with the beginning of every fall semester: starting classes, rewatching the first season of Gilmore Girls, seeing the color of the leaves change...
