In appealing new books from brands like Fishwife and Fly by Jing, the promotion is subtle and the viewpoint is surprisingly personal. Both the recipes and the writing provide plenty to chew on.

DENVER — "Cocina Libre" is not just a cookbook. It's a collection of stories, recipes and traditions shared by immigrants and refugees who have made Denver their home.

For the past six years, teacher Jessica Lander of Lowell High School has worked with immigrant students in her U.S. History 2 seminar to write a cookbook. Each student brings a recipe from home.

There are recipes representing 32 countries in a new cookbook, and the authors have the pantries to prove it. The Peruvian pepper paste aji panca, timur peppercorns from Nepal, Vietnamese ngo gai ...

'Padma’s All American,' out Nov. 4, features both dishes from her own family and from communities she visited while traveling for her Hulu show, 'Taste the Nation' ...

Her new cookbook, Cocina Libre: Immigrant Resistance Recipes, puts faces and names to Front Range immigrants, including people who were held at the immigrant detention center in Aurora. The potato ...

"Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Vietnamese Recipes from the Heart" provides a culinary journey into the life of the Nguyen family, Vietnamese immigrants who eventually found refuge in ...

Sometimes, being in the kitchen is an experience that's about much more than just cooking. For Andrea Pons, food stylist and immigration rights advocate turned cookbook author, it's about family ...

A new cookbook by New York City immigrant grandmothers—who are also expert cooks—includes personal stories, cultural customs, and secret tips that elevate dishes from good to extraordinary.

Founded in 2002, CIRC supports immigrants and refugees through civic engagement, public education and advocacy for essentials like health care and safe, affordable housing.