Kat Kinsman

Kat Kinsman

Kat Kinsman is senior editor atFood & Wine, author of Hi, Anxiety: Life With a Bad Case of Nerves, former host of Food & Wine's Communal Table podcast, and founder of Chefs With Issues. Previously, she was the senior food & drinks editor at Extra Crispy, editor-in-chief and editor at large at Tasting Table, founding editor of the EPPY Award-winning CNN Eatocracy, as well as vice chair of the James Beard Journalism Committee. She is a frequent public speaker on the topics of food and mental health, won a 2020 IACP Award for Personal Essay / Memoir, has had work included in the 2020 and 2016 editions ofThe Best American Food Writingand was nominated for a James Beard Broadcast Award in 2013.
Roll your eyes all you you want, but like clunky-soled boots, Christian Slater films, and ripped fishnets, these 'maters transcend the haters.
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If you've never allowed yourself the solace and pleasure of a cold, whisper-thin slice of cake in the wee, small hours, it's time.
Thanks to Mary Berry, I got cock-a-lucky with this classic Scottish soup.
As Delta and Omicron threaten to once again shutter restaurants across the country, here are some ways that diners can stand up for the places and people who keep them fed and nourished.
Rock buns, curry chicken, mac and cheese, jollof rice, pitchers of gravy—chefs, sommeliers, and writers say that it's just not a holiday without these dishes on their table.
Tomatoes for Neelais a gentle, but urgent, plea not to take your family's food traditions for granted.
You deserve your own personal gravy Versailles after all you've been through.
Ditch the stretchy pants and join the glam and happy kids in the caftan cult.
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The Vermicular frying pan lives up to the hype—and the price tag.
The creator of the newly-relaunched Sorel talks about finding a fresh lease on life, communing with his ancestors, and building an unbreakable legacy for Black creators in the beverage industry.
Auzerais Bellamy's limited-release bakery Blondery stacks bliss on bliss on bliss.
The Mayor of Flavortown shared his secrets for the perfect vegan cheeseburger and amping up plant-based dishes at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.
Jewelry designers are incorporating colorful, festive elements straight from the produce section to create necklaces, bracelets, and other wearables that are a feast for the eyes.
If you or someone you love has allergic reactions to ingredients, it can seem daunting to go out to eat at a restaurant and communicate your concerns to staff—but it shouldn’t be.
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The mayor of Flavortown has raised millions of dollars for restaurant employees in need. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Valerie Erwin has been in the rice game for her whole life, and it's about time she got recognized.
The Pasjoli chef talks about reopening (three times), reassessing what matters, and relinquishing control.
The author and TV star talks quarantine, imperfect housekeeping, squishy white bread, and listening to your food.
The chef, cookbook author, speaker, and podcaster talks about teaching kids about flavor onWaffles + Mochi, building community, and who gets to be a chef.
Nature wants to happen. Don't stress out about it.
The Tuk Tuk Sri Lankan Bites chef talks mental health, taking care of others, and what it means to have your food on the cover of a magazine.
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这种素食创始人兼philanthropis的多情t talks about entrepreneurship, intentions, and setting people up for success.
The chef, city planner, architect, and activist talks Black land ownership, Texas tribulations, and studying sake.
The pandemic inspired me to get weirdly invested in my Welsh heritage—and delve into Welsh Tiktok, raisins and all.