Food

The Freedom of No Recipe

Rather than force reality to bend to will, a Zen chef cooks—and lives—with what is.

May 24, 2018

Beop Song, a Korean Buddhist nun, in the kitchen

Cooking Your Way to Enlightenment with Korean Buddhist Nun and Chef Beop Song

What aspiring home cooks can learn from Korean Buddhist nun and chef Beop Song’s philosophy of food (plus, an easy temple recipe to try at home).

By Julia Hirsch

Oct 05, 2017

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

Taste 1,700 Years of Traditional Buddhist Cooking at New York City’s Korean Cultural Week

This September, Buddhist monks, nuns, and chefs will enlighten New Yorkers about Korean monastic culture and prepare temple cuisine.

By Julia Hirsch

Sep 13, 2017

I Tried the “Buddhist Monk” Diet—And It Worked

But not just for slimming one ex-monks’ waistline

By Matthew Gindin

Sep 05, 2017

If You Build It, They Will Need Food

Making retreats accessible to all—and ensuring there's delicious cuisine when they get there

By Noa Jones

Jan 06, 2015

Trike DailySociety & Environment

The Attack at Home

A new bill threatens the food security of millions

By Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi

Sep 13, 2013

Trike DailySociety & Environment

A Moral Politics

Nourishing change in US food policy

By Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi

Aug 07, 2013

Trike DailyMeditation & Practice

Mindful Eating: You Saw It Here First

Mindful eating has hit the New York Times! One of our sharp-eyed editors spied this article yesterday in the Dining and Wine section of the Gray Lady: “Mindful Eating as Food for Thought.” In.

By Tricycle

Feb 08, 2012

Making Moonshine: How to make Bhutanese rice wine

In the current issue of Tricycle Food columnist Noa Jones shares a Bhutanese recipe for rice wine. I’m now writing from Bhutan, which is famous for its ara, a potent and ubiquitous form of.

By Tricycle

Jun 02, 2011

Trike Daily

Daily wisdom, teachings & critique

Buddha Buzz Weekly: Oct. 13, 2018

Thich Nhat Hanh Turns 92, Internet Archive Gets Trove of Tibetan Buddhist Literature, and Myanmar Arrests Three Journalists. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.

By Matthew Abrahams

Oct 13, 2018

Magazine

The Buddhist Review

You Are What You Read

As the dharma is made relatable to modern Western culture, do Buddhism’s foundational texts risk becoming obsolete?

By Gabriel Lefferts

Fall 2018

Dharma Talks

Video teachings and discussions with contemporary Buddhist teachers

Reshaping How We See Ourselves

Everyone has a story about who they really are. Depending on how we write our stories, they can take a heavy toll on our mental and spiritual well-being—or they can liberate us. The Shinnyo-en Buddhist priest Qalvy Grainzvolt shares how the stories of those we look up to most—the Buddha, his disciples, or other role models—can help us inform and rewrite our self-narratives in ways that inspire confidence, compassion, and freedom from cages of our own making.

Qalvy Grainzvolt

Oct 2018

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