Food & Drink

Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger—not from Mexico—create some of the best Mexican cuisine you’ll ever try at their Border Grill restaurants

A word of gastronomic wisdom from Meghan Glennon on greatly improving your holiday meal—and not just with excellent wine

If you’re a potato lover who limits your consumption in an effort to avoid empty carbs and potential weight gain (this writer raises her hand), then the purple potato is a reason to rejoice!

Venezuela might not be the first place that comes to mind when Americans are asked to name great culinary traditions, and yet the country’s tables are set very well indeed.

In LA, it's still in the triple digits. Don't let refreshing wine warm up on the table. We have stylish means that are a must-have to keep pours cool.

As if we needed more reasons to love guacamole. Avocados are among the most nutritious foods available, rich in pantothenic acid, potassium, folate & more...

Thanksgiving, Christmas, Passover, Kwanzaa… Whatever the occasion, fall is the time when families sit down together, reflect, celebrate and enjoy traditional holiday dishes. Or do they?

Chef Mindy Segal got a KitchenAid when she was 13, and the world is sweeter for it

In addition to being healthy and beautiful, Gleeson’s cooking has creativity, not relying on obscure ingredients to create fantastic flavors.

In need of a refreshing yet delicious cleanse after one too many last night? Or simply need a break from Friday night's best friend? We have a few ideas.

In honor of the Palmer Invitational this week, pour yourself one of Arnold Palmer's all-time favorite drinks.

Sauvignon Blanc is by no means shy; it can flaunt zesty aromas of lemon citrus and fresh cut grass along with its stone or tropical fruit flavors.

As summer is now but a distant and shrinking shimmer in the rearview, cast your beer cozies to the side, reach out with your Champagne flute and catch the bold colors of the red, white and blue.

"Love & Lemons" is a beautiful and delicious cookbook by Jeanine Donofrio, and we put it to the test this August. Trust us, they taste as good as they look.

All red grape varieties are not created equal—and that is a good thing for wine lovers.

Lemonade and iced tea is a great alcohol-free option, but we’re also fond of Seedlip. They solve the dilemma of ‘what to drink when you’re not drinking.'

As a way to integrate the healthy ideals of French cooking into your diet, forget processed foods and keep only whole ingredients in your home.

Although it’s made from the same plant as black, oolong and white teas (camellia sinensis) the leaves used to make green tea are left in their natural “green” state rather than undergoing an oxidation process.

Catherine Bugué, Director of Education at the Napa Valley Wine Academy, arms you with the information you need to take the wine list firmly in hand. Here, she helps you order with authority—and save money.

On a good day, 18 holes takes around 4 hours. Even in a cart, consistent snacking is necessary to feel good all day, and to keep your swing feeling strong.

If something looks like modern lawn art, then it probably is. Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither is your golf game. Good Luck!

The phrase “golf vacation” may conjure pictures of warm fairways on a tropic isle or heather-backed greens in Scotland, but it also recalls crowded airports, long security lines and lost luggage. Forget the plane. Rather, call your girlfriends, load up the car, and get out of town.

With the sun shining bright this summer, here are our favorite bright looks and accessories to carry you through the season.

Paula Creamer has big plans for the future—with the Olympics and a Grand Slam in mind, she does not intend to slow down any time soon.

Summer is here, and it's that time of year where your skin needs the most protection when spending time out in the sun. Here are some of the top options when choosing a sunscreen.

Former pro golfer Anya Alvarez offers advice for dealing with harassment on the range.

Yoga instructor and golfer Nish Fox explains why the practice is great for your game—and for your life.

Regular yoga practice helps ground through the feet when swinging a golf club creating stability, increasing power & improves swing consistency.