Chef José Andrés to appear on Michelle Obama's new children's cooking show on Netflix
D.C. chef and founder of World Central Kitchen José Andrés is teaming up with former First Lady Michelle Obama to be part of her new kids cooking show on Netflix called "Waffles + Mochi."
José Andrés, Salvation Army serving meals to thousands of troops in DC for inauguration
The D.C. celebrity chef is cooking up more philanthropy.
Smithsonian Food History Weekend begins tonight
The Smithsonian Food History Weekend begins tonight – and you’ll be able to enjoy the banquet of content from your own home this year.
Jose Andres promises to feed voters in long lines on election day
Jose Andres’ rise to DMV folk hero status continues apace.
Chef José Andrés expands meal handouts to Maryland stadium complex
Celebrity chef Jose Andres is expanding his humanitarian efforts to feed Baltimore residents during the coronavirus pandemic, with plans to hand out thousands of meals each week near the homes of the Orioles and Ravens.
Capitol Heights church, Jose Andres’ World Central Kitchen feeding those in need today
A team that includes Jose Andres’ World Central Kitchen will be feeding those in need today at Maple Springs Baptist Church in Capitol Heights.
Jose Andres, Washington Nationals team up to serve food to families in need
There won’t be any baseball at Nationals Park this week, but there’s still plenty going on at the home of the defending World Series Champions.
Chef José Andrés featured on TIME's new cover: 'Without empathy, nothing works.'
Celebrity chef José Andrés has been featured on TIME's newest cover as he works to feed world amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Chef Jose Andres donates medical masks to DC area hospitals amid coronavirus outbreak
Celebrity chef Jose Andres is helping with coronavirus relief efforts in the D.C. region by donating medical masks to hospitals in the area.
Chef Jose Andres urges people to stay away from the cherry blossoms
Add D.C.'s own Chef Jose Andres to the list of celebrities telling you to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Chef Jose Andres closes DC-area restaurants over coronavirus concerns
Acclaimed D.C. chef Jose Andres is shuttering his restaurants in the area over coronavirus concerns.
José Andrés' World Central Kitchen feeds quarantined guests of Grand Princess cruise ship struck by coronavirus
D.C. celebrity chef and humanitarian José Andrés is helping feed quarantined passengers and crew of another cruise ship struck by coronavirus.
José Andrés' World Central Kitchen helps feed guests, crew on coronavirus quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship
The World Central Kitchen, a non-profit founded by D.C. celebrity chef and humanitarian José Andrés, is helping feed workers and guests aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship which has been quarantined in Japan due to coronavirus concerns.
Chef José Andrés helps with Puerto Rico earthquake victims
Humanitarian and D.C. celebrity chef José Andrés is at it again, this time serving meals to earthquake victims in Puerto Rico.
Chef José Andrés named TIME for Kids person of the year
José Andrés has been recognized for cooking up change.
Celebrity chef José Andrés throws out ceremonial first pitch at Game 5 of the World Series
Washington-based celebrity chef Jose Andrés got a big cheer when he lobbed the ceremonial first pitch ahead of Game 5 of the World Series at Nationals Park.
Jose Andres to cook for Dorian victims in the Bahamas
Acclaimed D.C. chef Jose Andres is assisting with the Hurricane Dorian recovery as best he can: by cooking for victims in the Bahamas.
Jose Andres' 'Chefs for Feds' kitchen and cafe for federal workers opens Wednesday
'Chefs for Feds,' led by Celebrity Chef Jose Andres and his non-profit organization World Central Kitchen is opening Wednesday. The pop-up kitchen and cafe is being opened to feed federal workers and their families during the government shutdown.
Jose Andres promises to feed 800,000 furloughed employees
D.C. entrepreneur and Chef Jose Andres announced Monday that he will be opening a pop-up kitchen to feed government workers.
Jose Andres opening kitchen to feed federal workers
As thousands of federal employees work without pay or remain on furlough, D.C. entrepreneur and Chef Jose Andres announced Monday that he will be opening a pop-up kitchen to feed government workers.