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Mona Sang opened Khmai Fine Dining, one of two Cambodian restaurants in Chicago, to share the recipes and culture of her mother, who fled the Khmer Rouge genocide and ended up in Chicago, where she supported herself and four children as a caterer. 
Prahok ktiss reminds the owner of one of Chicago's only Cambodian restaurants of childhood, when her mother would make it. Now it's one of her favorite dishes, and available at Khmai Fine Dining in Rogers Park. 

Oak Park's The Daly Bagel is the brainchild of resident Amanda Daly, who began as an amateur baker making bagels for her son.

Can Max and Erin and Roy exact revenge, or escape a world that keeps pulling them back in? Can Kenny find happiness? Will Jackie be successful in her quest with the help of Yvonne, and will Maggie escape unscathed?

In honor of Queen Elizabeth II, revisit the festivities (and some dental drama) of her lone trip to Chicago, in 1959, as part of a tour of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Canada. 
"I can’t stop the war, but I can do something,” says Demera Ethiopian Restaurant's Tigist Reda, who is hosting Chicago Chefs Cook for Tigray, a fundraiser for people whose lives have been upended by the conflict and humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia's Tigray region. 
Max and Erin lay out a scheme to take down Roy, while Yvonne is drawn deeper into investigations against several people and Kenny gets caught in the complications. Teddy continues to search for his brother's killer, terrifying everyone.
Looking for a creative outlet while working as a doctor during the pandemic, Sheil Shukla developed recipes and photographed them for a cookbook based in part on the recipes of his family that also emphasizes healthful eating through veganism.
We have some first looks at season 3 of All Creatures Great and Small, which is coming to WTTW and PBS in January of 2023. Not only do we have a trailer, we also have a few photos. 
An ongoing exhibition at the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie tells the story of how a unit of artists, engineers, and other soldiers deceived German troops using inflatable tanks, weaponry, phony radio calls, and other artistic effects.
A documentary from Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, and Sarah Botstein on The U.S. and the Holocaust, new mysteries, NOVA's look at Venice's gambits to survive rising sea levels, and a Frontline investigation as we head into midterm elections.
Fall means back to school, and while we may not be returning to lessons in a classroom, there's still plenty of fun things to learn—as in the cornucopia of new seasons of cooking shows premiering on WTTW over the next couple months.
The plot gets ever more complicated as Max begins to investigate Roy and his business dealings, a fellow prisoner asks Max to look into a death, Kenny and Max run up against a priest, and Yvonne looks into her suspicions about Stevie. 
Max is out of prison and trying to build a new life—but that involves taking on his old life and partnering with Kenny while also accepting work from Roy Lynch. He's soon embroiled in another unexpected death with many ramifications.
Apples, tacos, and plenty of Oktoberfest celebrations are just some of the food events to look forward to in September.