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Here's how Wisconsin played a role in the butter board boom

Here's how Wisconsin played a role in the butter board boom

Bread and butter, a timeless combination, has become a go-to when carefully arranged, for family gatherings, football parties or just an elevated snack

Butter boards, as they're called, make a tasty visual statement that can be the centerpiece of any holiday party.

The trend grew quickly this fall with TikTok and Instagram videos. Social media food gimmicks don’t always catch on (thankfully, countertop spaghetti went away quickly), b

Diwali food traditions travel across the globe: Try these sweet and savory recipes at home

Diwali food traditions travel across the globe: Try these sweet and savory recipes at home

"May Lakshmi" — the Hindu goddess of prosperity — "bless you with good fortune."

Members of the Indian community will exchange these greetings, most likely in one of the 14 languages of India, when Diwali (aka Deepavali or Dipavali), the festival of lights, begins on Oct. 24. Diwali lasts five days and is arguably the most wonderful time of the year for the millions of people across the globe who practic

Tweaking Grandma's holiday favorites: Rosh Hashanah foods get a modern twist

Every family has traditional foods that are passed down from generation to generation, but chances are Grandma’s turkey stuffing and Aunt Betty’s apple pie have changed a bit over the years.

Tweaks and shortcuts happen. They might be motivated by convenience, availability of ingredients or simply to jazz up a recipe.

As Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, approaches, American Jewish families look forward to festive holiday meals that most likely include chicken soup, possibly brisket, and a va