We’ve all done it. The archaeological dig into the back of the freezer. Behind a fortress of frozen peas and a forgotten pint of ice cream, you unearth it: a mysterious, frost-covered package. You peel …

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We’ve all done it. The archaeological dig into the back of the freezer. Behind a fortress of frozen peas and a forgotten pint of ice cream, you unearth it: a mysterious, frost-covered package. You peel …

There’s an unspoken compromise many of us have made in our kitchens. It’s the silent acceptance of a steak, pulled from the freezer, etched with the crystalline patterns of freezer burn. It’s the frustration of …

It began, as many great discoveries do, in a place of extreme cold. In the 1920s, a naturalist and inventor named Clarence Birdseye was on a fur-trapping expedition in Labrador, Canada. He observed something fascinating. …

You reach for the handle of your upright freezer, ready to pull out a bag of frozen peas. You give it a tug. Nothing. You plant your feet and pull again, and with a satisfying …

Nearly a century ago, a young naturalist named Clarence Birdseye was on a fur-trapping expedition in the vast, frozen landscapes of Labrador, Canada. He observed the local Inuit people fishing in temperatures that plunged to …