"Dumplings are my obsession," says chef "Nok" Chutatip Suntaranon of Kalaya, a Thai restaurant in Philadelphia. Joel Rose/NPR hide caption
Food
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Samira Muhammadi, the owner of Banowan-e-Afghan restaurant, prepares food for a birthday party. Nava Jamshidi hide caption
Tupperware is now selling some products at Target, but it still makes most of its money through individual sellers. Scott Olson/Getty Images hide caption
Tupperware once changed women's lives. Now it struggles to survive
Monday
How did burgers become a cookout standard? 'Hamburger Dreams' author has the answer
Sunday
Brisket is a classic cut of meat for the low and slow cook. Joel Villanueva/Getty Images hide caption
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Chef Hilda Bassey cooks for 100 hours straight in world record attempt
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Foods classified as ultra-processed are those that have many added ingredients such as artificial coloring, added sugars, emulsifiers and preservatives. An apple may undergo minimal processing when it gets made into applesauce. But when it gets made into a shelf-stable apple pie or candy gummies with added sugars, colorings and flavorings, these foods are considered ultra-processed. Meredith Rizzo for NPR hide caption
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Chef Lidia Bastianich looks back on her family's chaotic life in Europe after WWII
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Restaurant in Philadelphia wants you to return to the gold standard of hamburgers
Saturday
Bun bo hue is NPR editor Suzanne Nuyen's favorite dish. It inspired the name of her blog, Bun Bo Bae. Suzanne Nuyen/Bun Bo Bae hide caption
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Genetics, gut microbes and other lifestyle and environmental factors can impact how people's bodies react to food. An NIH study aims to find out how. Stephen Chernin/Getty Images hide caption
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While food prices have risen in many parts of the world, a dramatic jump in one of Italy's staple foods has prompted the government to take action. Matthew Mead/AP hide caption
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Workers load grain at a port in Izmail, Ukraine, on April 26. A United Nations-backed deal has been extended allowing shipments of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea to parts of the world struggling with hunger. Andrew Kravchenko/AP hide caption