If you cue up the internet search engine of your choice and type “Marian B,” the autofill will complete your query: “Marian Burros’ Plum Torte Recipe.” Suffice it to say, I am not the first person to ...

Almost immediately after I began my role at The New York Times in 2006, an urgent query landed on my desk from a fellow reporter named Marian Burros. She wanted to discuss a subject close to her heart ...

When news broke that the last Wuollet Bakery in the Twin Cities closed, there was a collective cry: “What about the Princess Torte?” In the bakery’s heyday, Wuollet fans held many favorites, but the ...

They are not many of us who could say, at the end of our lives, that we once caused a rebellion against the New York Times, but Marian Burros could—and proudly so. The respected reporter, editor, and ...

“I have eaten / the plums / that were in / the icebox / and which / you were probably saving / for breakfast / Forgive me / they were delicious / so sweet / and so cold.” Written in the style of a ...

In 1954, two women printed a cookbook on a mimeograph machine (remember those?). They sold it locally in Connecticut until it was picked up by Macmillan Publishing in 1960. Eventually, it sold half a ...

Marian Burros, a journalist and cookbook author whose reporting for The New York Times and other newspapers gave new urgency to safety and health issues regarding food, died early Saturday in Bethesda ...

For the first time in a long time, homeowners are having trouble selling. It's just one sign of the shifting power dynamics, as the housing market transitions from years of seller dominance to ...

For the first time in a long time, homeowners are having trouble selling. Delistings surged over the summer: For every 100 new listings that hit the market, 21 were pulled. Rather than accept lower ...

Kelsey Plum hit a game-winning shot for the Los Angeles Sparks against the Dallas Wings. Plum's postgame interview drew attention after she used an expletive while discussing the team's defense. The ...