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Joe Yonan

Washington, D.C.

Food and Dining Editor at The Washington Post

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Articles

  • 4 days ago | yahoo.com | Joe Yonan

    Generate Key TakeawaysIs quiche queer? Until recently, I wouldn’t have known quite how to answer that question. Sure, I remember the “Real Men Don’t Eat Quiche” book, which became a bestseller in the 1980s by satirizing stereotypes about masculinity. And as a Texan who grew up on barbecue and later came out as gay and even later as vegetarian — I’m now a tofu-and-potatoes man — I understand how, to some people, food choices can seem inextricable from sexual identity.

  • 4 days ago | newsindiatimes.com | Ela Dutt |Joe Yonan

  • 4 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Joe Yonan

    Quiche, drag brunch and sit-ins: How food informs queer identity (washingtonpost.com) Quiche, drag brunch and sit-ins: How food informs queer identity By Joe Yonan 2025060215034800 Is quiche queer? Until recently, I wouldn't have known quite how to answer that question. Sure, I remember the "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche" book, which became a bestseller in the 1980s by satirizing stereotypes about masculinity.

  • 5 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Joe Yonan

    This homemade vegan cottage cheese is quick and protein-rich (washingtonpost.com) This homemade vegan cottage cheese is quick and protein-rich By Joe Yonan 2025060114001800 Make it or buy it? When it comes to food, the answer depends on so many variables, such as: How much time are you willing to spend? How much money? Will the homemade version be better than what you can buy?

  • 1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Joe Yonan

    Democracy Dies in Darknessclock10 minscourseAppetizerBy Joe YonanThis vegan cottage cheese is made with two types of tofu, plus miso for flavor, and nutritional yeast and hemp seeds for more protein. Eat as a snack or appetizer with crackers and fruit, or use as the base of a main-course tartine, topping it with roasted or raw vegetables, salsa or berries.