JOEL'S JOURNAL
While taste undoubtedly plays a role in how food makes us feel, the power of comfort food sometimes lies in the associations woven around it.
Rare and elusive, the Greeks likened finding a truffle to receiving a gift of lightning from the gods.
The pour-over method stands as one of the oldest ways to make coffee, and a valuable way for pause and introspection.
Cultural and social ties underscore how dark chocolate represents connection, celebration, and the pursuit of a well-balanced life.
The idea of eating moldy cheese can sound intimidating, but the unique flavor of blue cheese is worth the adventure.
Just as water conforms to the glass that holds it, its shape—and meaning—shifts throughout a person’s life.
