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Sheryl Julian

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Past articles by Sheryl:

Recipe: Biryani, a spicy rice and chicken dish from the cookbook ‘Yogurt & Whey,’ is spectacular

Serves 8 Homa Dashtaki's book, "Yogurt & Whey: Recipes of an Iranian Immigrant Life," published this month, is beautiful, with a striking white cover and a cluster of photos of family celebrations. The book is filled with stories about the author's life and family. She was raised in the ancient Persian culture and religion Zoroastrian, emigrated with her family to California during the… → Read More

Is cabbage the new cauliflower (which was the new Brussels sprouts)?

One of the lowliest vegetables in the marketplace may just be ready for its close-up. These big green globes are grand if you know how to cook them. → Read More

At Boston Kebab Waltham, everybody knows the chef

A large dining room, plenty of parking, a crisis at home, and well-made Turkish classics are drawing crowds. → Read More

Recipe: For Nowruz, Persian New Year, make this herb omelet, called Sabzi Kuku

Recipe for Iranian Herb Omelet (Sabzi Kuku). → Read More

Recipe: Lamb meatballs in sour cherry sauce is the dish that most symbolizes the cooking of Aleppo

Recipe for Aleppo Meatballs in Sour Cherry Sauce. → Read More

Martha Ann Robert, 91, Maison Robert restaurateur, mentor, dies

Mrs. Robert and her husband, the late Lucien Robert, had three restaurants in Boston. She also helped found the Ecole Bilingue in Newton, which would become the International School of Boston. → Read More

Recipe: In this delicious, West-meets-East lo mein, Italian spaghetti is tossed with a Chinese shrimp sauce

Recipe for Shrimp Lo Mein with Spaghetti. → Read More

Recipe: Sally Ling’s light and very flavorful fried rice is on the menu at Dumpling Daughter restaurants

Recipe for Sally Ling's Fried Rice. → Read More

For Chinese New Year, a dutiful daughter tells her family story

A new cookbook by Nadia Liu Spellman, a.k.a. Dumpling Daughter, celebrates her mother’s heirloom recipes. → Read More

Recipe: Say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new with a grand Salmon Wellington

Recipe for Salmon Wellington. → Read More

Recipe: Smitten Kitchen’s Deb Perelman tested molasses spice cookies till she got them right

Recipe for Smitten Kitchen's Molasses Spice Cookies. → Read More

In a smart, charming new book on French cakes, you’ll find all your favorites and more

James Beard winner Aleksandra Crapanzano’s “Gateau” will make you run into the kitchen and grab the canister of flour. → Read More

Recipe: Roast turkey breast and thighs separately, sprinkled with the popular spice blend baharat

Try this new, easy Thanksgiving turkey recipe. → Read More

Cambridge’s popular Giulia now has a sibling seafood restaurant down the street

The new Moëca has a simple philosophy: “Small boats, small plates.” → Read More

Delicata fries are one of the joys of fall in New England

Of the many colorful squashes piled high at farm stands, the stubby yellow cylinders with green stripes may be the best tasting. → Read More

Recipe: The late Marcella Hazan’s minestrone, from her native region, is a thick soup with extraordinary flavor

Recipe for Marcella's Minestrone alla Romagnola (Vegetable Soup, Romagna-Style). → Read More

A new spot in Kenmore Square offers traditional Yemeni food

At Bab Al-Yemen, the bread will knock you out and the rest of the menu tastes like there’s a mama in the kitchen. (Is there?) → Read More

French chef Jacques Pépin has become a Mr. Rogers of the kitchen

Now 86, the cooking icon wrote another book, this one personal, while his quick videos garner millions of views. → Read More

Wise up! You’re spending too much on groceries.

Everyone who goes to the supermarket these days has sticker shock. There are ways to trim what you spend on groceries by a dollar here and a dollar there. It all adds up. → Read More

A celebrated Turkish chef is making exceptional food on a side street near Alewife

At Lavash Bar & Grille in Cambridge, Ozcan Ozan, who owned Sultan’s Kitchen in Boston for decades, is at the stove. → Read More