The Sturminster Newton Mill has occupied its picturesque spot on the River Stour in North Dorset since 1016. It’s going back into commercial production for the first time in decades to meet the need for flour in the U.K. during the current pandemic. smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/100…

So excited to see Toni Tipton-Martin win the Julia Child Award. She’s an incredible writer/historian/advocate & the award recognizes the ongoing contributions of people who’ve made a significant impact on the American food scene. Congratulations Toni! nytimes.com/2021/06/02/din…

Saturdays are Farmers Market days here in Austin.

A lot of passionate arguments over Green Bean Casserole today. How did this become a staple on the Thanksgiving menu? Find that out and the original recipe here: americantable.org/2011/11/recipe…

Hershey's faces a lawsuit over heavy metals in its dark chocolate bars npr.org/2022/12/30/114…

Archaeologists Mount Vernon recently unearthed 35 bottles of preserved cherries and berries dating prior to the American revolution. Read more about this and Martha Washington’s recipe The American Table : americantable.org/recipes/martha… #foodhistory #recipes

And the most viewed post of 2016 is.... Hardtack! A favorite of Civil War reenactors and survivalists alike americantable.org/2013/06/civil-…

All the very best to you and yours in the coming new year! #NYE2016

Starting the year with a classic Manhattan and smoked brisket, because it's 70 degrees and sunny in #ATX | Freedmen's

The Historic Problem With Hoppin' John by Robert F. Moss seriouseats.com/2014/12/southe…

Tunnel of Fudge Cake, a 1966 Pillsbury Bake-Off runner up that brought bundt pans into American homes The American Table americantable.org/2016/01/recipe…

Ella Brennan, 91 and still a hurricane force in New Orleans dining nyti.ms/2or43pJ

1966: The Tunnel of Fudge cake takes 2nd place in Pillsbury Bake-off ... & kicks off the Bundt Cake craze. americantable.org/2016/01/recipe…

Civil War Recipe: Hardtack (1861) americantable.org/2013/06/civil-…

Plan a traditional Memorial Day picnic with a slice of history to go with it. americantable.org/2014/05/planni…

Most of America’s Fruit Is Now Imported. How this happened and what it says about the future of the country’s fresh food supply: nyti.ms/2GnGto3