Killing the Buddha

What to make when it’s your turn to feed a dead grandmother?

Why did they have to build a church over Christ’s Table?

Hungry, homeless, and caught in the rainstorm of life.

Lost in the crosshairs, the gun was a little too big and the hunter a little too small.

After a lifetime spent looking for God, Sue finally finds him. And he’s pretty steamy.

What would you do if you were to plan your Last Supper? And would it include Women Rockers of the ’80s Volume II?

Remembering to eat, and live, when the stuff of life becomes unpalatable.

When the going gets tough, the tough get to Mrs. Greenbaum’s kitchen.

Hungry for enlightenment, an American Buddhist on retreat in Burma bites off more than she can chew.

At a Chinese-food restaurant devoted to a god of war, wisdom and compassion are best served vegetarian-style.

If these beans could talk: the divine prehistory of chocolate.

“One day a neighbor broke the leg of a stray dog with a heavy stone, and when Vasil saw the sharp edge of the bone piercing the skin he cried.”

Hot and healthy Christ Cookies do the body good.

Chocolate, cherry pie, and all that can’t be left behind.

Looking for an effective way to get your militant evangelical point across? Try fried goodness. They’re holy.