Brussels sprouts are a miniature member of the cabbage family that has seen a well-deserved rise in popularity in recent years, with restaurants now featuring dishes

Warm up in the cool weather with our recipe for French cabbage soup, Garbure Gasconne, our version of a delicious cabbage soup from the French

My great aunt Mary was a meticulous and brilliant woman, who also happened to have a stellar repertoire of holiday baked goods. Years ago, she passed

I have been making basil lemonade for years now. It’s a sweet, almost grassy-flavored lemonade that is by far my favorite summer drink. This drink

Watermelon feta salad is cool, sweet and salty. This is the Greek-inspired salad that is perfect in a heat wave. Paul was initially somewhat hesitant

We love these rhubarb strawberry jam bars so much that we have been known to make them multiple times a week during rhubarb season. Yield: 10-12

The Hungry Hounds is the food blog of Paul and Rebecca Shetler Fast, country representatives for Mennonite Central Committee in Haiti. Learn more about MCC

The Hungry Hounds is the food blog of Paul and Rebecca Shetler Fast, country representatives for Mennonite Central Committee in Haiti. Learn more about MCC

The Hungry Hounds is the food blog of Paul and Rebecca Shetler Fast, country representatives for Mennonite Central Committee in Haiti. Learn more about MCC

The Hungry Hounds is the food blog of Paul and Rebecca Shetler Fast, country representatives for Mennonite Central Committee in Haiti. Learn more about MCC

Research shows that taste and smell work together to help guide our perception of the flavor of food. Food without scent, is a large part of why I

Chokola Ayisyen, Haitian Spiced Hot Chocolate with Coconut is a spicy, thick and comforting drink. In Haiti, Chokola Ayisyen is both served for breakfast and