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Nylah Iqbal Muhammad is a James Beard Award-nominated food and travel journalist with work focusing on hunting, food sovereignty, and Black and North American Indigenous foodways. She’s written for Vogue, Travel + Leisure, and Eater.

The Practicalities and Pleasures of Homemade Train Food

Long-haul Amtrak rides are full of people who value a slower pace to life. Of course they eat the same way.

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A Tattoo Will Earn a Lifetime Supply of Crab Rangoons at an Avondale Chinese Restaurant

The Hard Sell of Meghan’s Soft Life

Meghan Sussex’s Netflix show, an eight-episode setup for her new lifestyle brand, prompted decidedly mixed reactions. But what does Meghan owe us, really — and how much more is she willing — or able — to give?

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Brunch, Decolonized

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Chicago’s Best Halal Street Food

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For 40 Years and Counting, This Halal Butcher Has Served as a Community Hub in Albany Park

Lebanese Meat Market keeps customers happy with hard-to-find items like lamb tail fat in a full-service, cut-to-order shop amid a rapidly changing Chicago food landscape

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Chicago’s Best Butchers and Stores to Buy Meat

Find quality meats, special orders, and more without breaking a nail

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The Best Middle Eastern Restaurants to Try in Chicago’s Southwest Suburbs

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Chicago’s Best Zero-Proof Drinks and Non-Alcoholic Cocktails

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In Pilsen, Sleep Walk Chocolateria Presents a Rich and Decadent Story Powered by Tradition

The Dark Matter spinoff celebrates Latin heritage one sweet bite at a time