Together with our good friends at Tasting Table, we are hosting a food porn photo contest sponsored by Lodge Manufacturing Company. Like taking pictures of what you eat? Then submit your juiciest, most enticing food photo--the kind that makes you want to pick up a fork and scoop it right off the computer screen.

Welcome to the Anniversary Issue of Who's Hungry? Magazine! Spring is the season of renewal. It’s that time of year when the sun shines longer each day, the grass grows just a little bit greener, and the earth begins to soften in the rain, shooting up new life.

The arrival of Spring signals a fresh bounty of produce; Deborah Madison, vegetarian cooking expert and author of Vegetable Literacy, offers up a few suggestions on what to do with it all. Feel free to play around with the basic formula and swap in different ingredients depending on what you find in your garden or at the local farmer's market.

Welcome to our late winter issue of Who's Hungry? Magazine! These are the last days of winter. Most days the skies
 are grey and every time it warms up, before you know it, it’s frigid again. Cabin fever creeps up on us and we feel trapped indoors. As we wait out the next couple of months for spring, it’s the perfect time to turn “cooped up” into “cozying up” with enjoyable simple things like playing Yahtzee or cooking for others.

Egg in a Basket is one of the easiest and most delicious egg-centric breakfasts out there--and it takes just 5 minutes to make. Start with a thick slice of your favorite bread, carve out a small hole, place over a hot buttered skillet and crack an egg into the center! Cook over medium heat until the egg is set and the toast is crisp and golden. Breakfast is served.

The Common Threads World Festival is as close to a foodie’s paradise as it gets. The event, which took place last night at Soldier’s Field, featured dishes prepared and served by internationally renowned chefs such as Goosefoot’s Chris Nugent, Belly Q, Urban Belly and Belly Shack’s Bill Kim, Boka’s Carl Shelton, and many, many more. Top Chef and Food & Wine’s Gail Simmons was honorary host.

The minute you step into Bavette’s Bar & Boeuf, the latest project from restaurateur Brendan Sodikoff (Gilt Bar, Maude’s Liquor Bar, Au Cheval), you feel as though you may have accidentally wandered onto the set of a Mad Men episode. Everything about the place—from the red leather booths to the antiqued mirrors to the flickering candlelight—practically drips with sultry, old-fashioned glamour. If Marilyn Monroe were a restaurant, I’m pretty sure this is what it would look like.