Charlie Trotter's widow wants to honor her late husband with a library and a school. [Crain's Chicago Business]
California chefs aren't happy about the new state law that requires cooks to wear gloves while handling "ready-to-eat" food. [LAT]
Prison gardens give inmates outdoor work, job training, and nutritious meals. [NPR]
America's first Trappist brewery is up and running in a small Massachusetts town. [NPR]
How to make a five-minute, single-bowl chocolate cake. [Lifehacker]
Starting in 2016, McDonald's will try to reduce its "greenhouse gas emission impacts" by only using sustainable beef. [LiveScience.com]
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