Thanksgiving Guests’ Annoying Food Issues
Forget the green beans almondine and roasted chestnuts because Bobby has a nut allergy. ...
Laura Raposa
Cooking + Baking = Happy Me
Why buy a kid a toy when you can make them strawberry ice cream and watch them lick the bowl?...
Time To Fire Up The BBQ
Memorial Day, the official start of summer here in New England, demands a backyard barbecue. ...
A Foolproof Mother’s Day Lunch From Laura Raposa
Years ago, treating Mom at a restaurant on Mother’s Day was a way to get her out of the kitchen. We’d get dressed up in our Easter clothes and sip Shirley Templ...
Shaken, Not Stirred at the Shake Shack
Shake Shack NYC
We had to attack the Shake Shack. After two weeks of devouring tales of long...
What Did Laura Raposa Make With the Eggs She Hates?
I feel the need to warn you that the fabulous crust alone – from mixing the ingredients, blind baking, and cooling it before adding the filling -- takes more than 3 hours. ...
Laura Raposa: An Evening of Ina and Colonoscopy Prep
Here are three things I don’t recommend:
Don’t prepare a dish for guests that you haven’t “road tested.”
Don’t buy Girl Scout cookies outside your Weight Wat...
I Hate Eggs! Friday Food Musing with Laura Raposa
Call me ovophobic. Or call me crazy. It doesn’t matter. I’m still not making you poached eggs on toast....
Laura Raposa’s Recipe For A Kickass St. Patrick’s Day Brunch
This is soooo not your mother’s corned beef hash! ...
Laura Raposa
Laura Raposa recently retired after 30 years writing for the Boston Herald, 21 of those years co-writing the “Inside Track,” the city’s best source for dish on local celebs, jocks and pols. During her time at “The Track,” Laura and her partner, Gayle Fee, hosted a radio show on the late, lamented WTKK-FM as well as the “Track Gals” TV show on WBZ-TV, a CBS affiliate. She also appeared many times on “Extra,” “Inside Edition” and “Entertainment Tonight.” When she wasn’t dishing dirt, Laura could be found in the kitchen indulging her passion for cooking and baking. In fact, in 2011, Laura appeared on the second season on “MasterChef,” but washed out in the first round. Apparently, cantankerous chef Gordon Ramsay didn’t like “gossip columnists.” Laura lives south of Boston with her husband, Boston Globe business columnist Steven Syre, and their two spoiled cats, Pippa and Emma.