When bars and dine-in restaurants were ordered to close on March 16, thirsty locals had to fend for themselves. We were free to pillage the shelves at grocery stores and liquor stores for our favorite drinks, of course. But many of us chose to stay home. And that meant testing the accuracy of a beer’s born-on-date or mixing up DIY cocktails with whatever was on hand. (What can you make with bourbon and yellow mustard?) Fortunately, we live in the age of delivery-everything. So, while some...

On Feb. 9, five D-FW chefs competed at Cochon555, a national culinary tour that celebrates family farms, heritage breed pigs and whole-hog cooking. The chefs prepared a menu of pork-focused dishes, showcasing different cuts and techniques that highlighted the diversity of the meat. Lance McWhorter from Culture ETX in Tyler took home top honors — in this case, “Prince of Pork.” He made six dishes, including barbecue pork belly burnt ends with pig head relish and a fan-favorite jambon persillé...

Breakfast spaghetti. We’re just going to lay that down right there. Quietly. In case there’s an unsympathetic snare drum banging in your head. If you’re still hungover from New Year’s Eve (or 2019 in general), take heed. And even if you’re not, same drill. Because one day soon—tomorrow, next week, the morning after a particularly rousing Arbor Day celebration—you might be, and you’ll require something to get you out of bed and into a poached egg. So here we’ve got a potentially lifesaving...

If you’re in the market for interesting drinks, Dallas-Fort Worth makes dozens of local beers. Restaurants offer award-winning wine lists, and cocktail bars are mixing up classics alongside chemistry experiments involving centrifuges and clarified citrus. But hidden among all those worthy libations are private selection spirits — liquors whose exact recipes can only be found at specific area bars and restaurants. The trend channels the allure of single barrel spirits. While the majority of...

Peru plans to emphasize liability management exercises in its approach to international debt markets this year and could explore an operation in the euro market, said José Olivares, the head of financial markets management at the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). Olivares, speaking at LatinFinance's 5th Latin America Capital Markets Summit in New York, said Peru has no immediate plans to sell new debt, despite a flurry of big-ticket bond sales this month by sovereign issuers, including...