Instead of serving bland rolls that are simply vehicles for butter or sopping up gravy this Thanksgiving, try something that is seasonally appropriate and has its own flavor, in this recipe for Pumpkin Seed Rolls from Christopher Kimball's Milk Street.
Stories by Daniel Hautzinger
| Daniel Hautzinger
Andrea Andrade and Jose Navea didn't plan to stay in Chicago when they came to visit. Now they operate their own restaurant serving arepas, a nostalgic staple food of their home country of Venezuela. "You can't say Venezuela and not say arepas," Navea says.
| Daniel Hautzinger
Since the Chicago area is not a publishing hub, Agate Publishing is easy to overlook. But its location outside a hub of the industry lets it find overlooked talent: it published the debut novels of Jesmyn Ward and Kiese Laymon, and has a current National Book Award contender in Burn the Place.
| Daniel Hautzinger
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| Daniel Hautzinger
"I really believe in the power of storytelling," says the director and producer of WTTW's new digital series FIRSTHAND: Gun Violence, which tells the stories of five people whose lives have been upended by gun violence.
| Daniel Hautzinger
In the season finale of Press, Duncan's fortunes turn while the Herald works on an important story revealing government surveillance. Holly prepares to confront Duncan's cynical journalism while he struggles between principles and survival.
| Daniel Hautzinger
In Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum, the main characters meet historical figures as children and learn from the values that they model to help surmount their own issues. “We all have these qualities that these historical figures had," says the illustrator behind the series.
| Daniel Hautzinger
As the Post deals with negative publicity and Duncan copes with personal issues, he and the paper finally begin to seem fallible and vulnerable. Meanwhile, Amina has a hopeful and ambitious announcement at the Herald.
| Daniel Hautzinger
As the war creeps ever closer to Corfu, the Durrells decide to put on a play in celebration of their time there and begin to close up the chapters of their lives that they have enjoyed there, in the series finale of The Durrells in Corfu.
| Daniel Hautzinger
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, America's Test Kitchen asked viewers to vote on their favorite recipes, and this Shrimp Scampi came out on top. Try it at home then post about it on social media tagged with #ScampiChallenge to join the fun!
| Daniel Hautzinger
Next month, Sesame Street launches its 50th season with a grand celebration hosted by Joseph Gordon Levitt that features classic segments and songs, old cast members and puppeteers, and celebrities from Whoopi Goldberg to Itzhak Perlman.
| Daniel Hautzinger
Holly begins losing faith in Amina and her whole profession as she continues to dig into allegations against a wealthy philanthropist of sexual improprieties. Duncan basks in the power of the Post before being taken down a notch.
| Daniel Hautzinger
The king of Greece is coming to Corfu, and the Durrells have reluctantly agreed to help. Margo meets an intriguing boy on her way back to Greece, while the whole Basil-Spyros-Louisa affair comes to a head.
| Daniel Hautzinger
More people have won a Nobel Prize than have passed the infamously challenging exam to become a Master Sommelier, and Alpana Singh is the youngest woman to have ever passed, when she was 26. She discusses the rigors of the exam and what draws people to the wine world.
| Daniel Hautzinger
In our Instagram era, visually appealing desserts dominate social media. But instead of committing to a fad, try dressing up a simple classic like a blueberry jam cake with a stunning decorative effect, in this recipe from the pros at Cook's Country. Plus, it will still taste great, not just look great.