Marie Perry

You’re going to love Cultured Table! Join us as we explore different regions through the food on our plates.

No matter where we are in the world, we need to eat. Our food culture here in America differs drastically from the food culture in other parts of the world. There are parts of our American food culture that I can embrace fully — like the shift to eating locally grown produce and cooking meals from scratch. And while the fast food that appears nightly on many tables isn’t the high point of food in the USA, it also presents an opportunity to guide people to good food. To introduce the idea of homemade food rather than pre-packaged options. To showcase garden fresh produce. And to gain insight into what eating looks like in other parts of the world. Through food, we can understand one another and open our hearts, minds, and stomachs to the differences — and similarities — between humans from across the globe.

How to Make Adobo Chicken at Home in the Instant Pot

Ricotta Stuffed Cannelloni

The Best Christmas Markets in Europe for Your Wish List

Chocolate Babka with Espresso

Vegetarian Stuffing with Butternut Squash

Stuffed Zucchini Boats

Easy and Delicious Baba Ganoush Recipe

Add Flavorful Corn Ribs to Your Summertime Menu

Easy Roasted Tomato Kale Soup