QUICK FIX: Chicken shawarma packs tantalizing aroma
Walking by a restaurant that serves shawarma and catching the aroma of it cooking on a rotisserie spit always makes me want to stop and eat it right away.
Walking by a restaurant that serves shawarma and catching the aroma of it cooking on a rotisserie spit always makes me want to stop and eat it right away.
Carnitas are a perfect party food for the weekend.
Cinco de Mayo is Sunday. I don't need the commemoration of Mexico's victory over France in the Battle of Puebla in 1862 as an excuse to enjoy a margarita and a…
Many recipes for Indian curries such as tikka masala and butter chicken call for copious amounts of butter, yogurt and cream to give them a rich, satisfying te…
Bruschetta is toast with a fancy Italian name.
SUNDAY (Family) -- Keep it simple today and prepare your own roast turkey breast. Add canned whole-berry cranberry sauce on the side. Serve with new potatoes a…
As we are approaching to May, May gardening tips for vegetable production, outdoor flower plants and ornamentals are provided in this issue.
There's a hidden scourge making homes more harmful to the climate and less comfortable: leaky heating and cooling systems.
CHICAGO (AP) -- For college senior Nana Ampofo, an unconventional book club inside one of the nation's largest jails has transformed her career ambitions.
While in her twenties, Freya Lockwood led a thrilling and adventurous life as a hunter of stolen antiques. Then a shocking incident in Cairo brought that chapt…
A spate of 1980s horror flicks -- "Pet Sematary," for one -- generated scares by disturbing the sacred space of Indian burial grounds, a trope generally applie…
HONOLULU (AP) -- Amy Chadwick spent years scrimping and saving as a single mother of two to buy a house in the town of Lahaina on the Hawaiian island of Maui. …
Creating a great man cave takes some planning. There are some things you definitely won't forget -- like the biggest TV your space can handle -- but there are …
The Flattery sisters, to quote the song, are doing it for themselves.
For three decades, David Johnson has guided nature lovers in early spring to northern Illinois lakes to hear the eerie yodeling of hundreds of common loons.