Author: Suzanne Zimmer Lowery

Suzanne Zimmer Lowery is an experienced chef, pastry chef and professional cake decorator. She teaches cooking and baking at Ninety Acres Culinary Center, Classic Thyme, Kings Cooking Studio, the County College of Morris and elsewhere. A graduate of the New School’s New York Restaurant School and Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Communications, Suzanne has been a contributing writer for the Star-Ledger and other regional publications. She's the former author of New Jersey Monthly's Soup to Nuts blog.
Recreating (and adding to) dinners served on the doomed ship's fateful voyage have been chef David Martone's passion since 2007. People come in period costumes, Titanic tales are told. And everyone eats rather well.

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The Kratchman family launched Kitchen Kapers in 1975 on the strength of the revolutionary Cuisinart. The family, their housewares stores and the latest high-tech gear are still going strong.

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Watch how maple syrup is made--from tapping a tree, to collecting sap, to boiling it down into delicious syrup--at these upcoming festivals. And even take some home.

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James Foley Jr. convinced his dad, James Sr., to start a California winery. Now their Séamus Wines has racked up eight medals at a prestigious competition.

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Meet the Monkey

February 1, 2016

The Chinese Year of the Monkey, that is. Explore its culinary traditions at Cheng Du 23, Kevin Lin's highly regarded Szechuan restaurant in Wayne.

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Fall in love with these captivating newcomers that exhibit the exciting range of Jersey dining from funky to exquisite.

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You can buy 'em at Cioffi's Boardwalk in Union or make them yourself, with these recipes from Joey Cioffi.

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The Cedar Grove native and celebrity chef brings her new cookbook to the Montclair Food & Wine Festival's first winter event, Frost Bites.

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Baker Michelle Retik overcame colitis by going grain-free. Her Millburn bake shop, Squirrel and the Bee, shows how delicious and healthy grainless eating can be.

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In their new book, a nutritionist and a fitness expert help you get 2016 rolling in a vigorous, healthy way that you can stick to.

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