Emi Boscamp
Emi Boscamp is the food editor at TODAY and creator of the series "COLD CUTS with Al Roker," "Saucy" and "Head of the Table." She was born without a sweet tooth, but in its place she has an umami tooth (her favorite food is anchovies). Follow her on Instagram.
Emi Boscamp is the food editor at TODAY and creator of the series "COLD CUTS with Al Roker," "Saucy" and "Head of the Table." She was born without a sweet tooth, but in its place she has an umami tooth (her favorite food is anchovies). Follow her on Instagram.
Latest from Emi Boscamp
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21 sweet and savory pumpkin recipes for National Pumpkin Day
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Choosing the right nacho recipe could make or break your Super Bowl party.
Finding comfort in canned soup during the pandemic
When I'm feeling worn down by the news of the day, it's not something homemade I find myself reaching for — it's canned soup.
Martha Stewart uses mayo for the best grilled cheese ever
She uses a secret ingredient (and it's not butter!) to make her grilled cheeses as golden and crispy as possible.
Cracker Barrel apologizes for noose-shaped decoration inside Connecticut store
The knotted cord was hanging from the ceiling in East Windsor, with the company saying, "We’re sorry this happened."
This Ethiopian-Jewish restaurateur is nourishing Harlem community through pandemic
Beejhy Barhany has had to get very creative during the pandemic to continue her mission of bringing food, art and music to the people.
Restaurants across the country support protesters with donations, food and supplies
Their storefronts might be vandalized or shut down altogether due to the pandemic, but many restaurant owners are committed to supporting demonstrators.
