Jane Marion is the food and dining editor for Baltimore, where she has worked since 2000, covering food, wellness, beauty, and home and garden. Previously, she was an entertainment editor at TV Guide, where she also wrote a cooking column called \"Celebrity Dish.\" Additionally, she is a former columnist for Philadelphia Magazine and contributed to Entertainment Weekly.
Nicole Clark—whose return to her art “came out of necessity for her mental health"—gives us a deeper look at the process behind two of her most powerful works.
The designs for Anita Rooney's crowd-pleasing confections have run the gamut, including a space-man series, billiard balls for a pool lover, and even Katy Perry’s face.
Director of operations Brookes Decker dishes on the mission behind the coffee shop and general store, which stocks its shelves with gourmet local goods.
“As the magazine's dining critic, I ate out a lot this year,” writes deputy editor Jane Marion. “But if I had to sum up my favorite dishes, I’d say this: It was fish bliss.”
While grieving the passing of loved ones, former public-relations veteran Allison Parker turned pain into purpose by making chocolates for the holidays.
Chef Nick Sharpe has designed a Mediterranean menu that leans into local and seasonal ingredients, while also offering approachable appetizers, pizza and pasta, steaks, and seafood.
Thanks to new technology, nutrition planning, enrichment activities, and customized wellness programs, animals in zoos are living well past their life expectancies.
Gunther & Co. pastry chef Jessica Banner discusses her approach to the fantastic fluffy dough balls—dating back to Boston’s Parker House Hotel in the 1870s—which are are cropping up on area menus.
From our top bottle shop and breakfast sandwich to the best new restaurant, here's our annual ode to excellence in the local dining and hospitality scene.
“Mr. Wonderful said, ‘We’ve had a lot of plant-based things on the show and they all taste like crap, but this tastes good!’” recounts co-owner Aleah Rae Montague.
To date, the Baltimore County baker has an average of 25-million page views each month on her website, which now includes 1,200 recipes and educational videos.
The executive director for Pro Bono Counseling oversees a team that matches residents with limited or no health insurance to an appropriate counselor for free ongoing therapy sessions.
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