Special Sauce: Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook on What Makes Israeli...
Ed Levine talks to Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook about their new book Israeli Soul: Easy, Essential, Delicious.Read More
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A classic chintan shoyu ramen—a light broth flavored with soy sauce—made easier with the help of a pressure cooker.Read More
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28 cocktail party appetizers to go along with the booze.Read More
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It's not as well known in the States as tonkotsu, but rich and creamy tori paitan ramen, made with a base of chicken broth, can be every bit as tasty. Here's how to make a relatively quick version,...
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The top 10 most shopped-for cookware and kitchen gadgets that Serious Eats recommends—a popularity contest we can get behind.Read More
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This warming Korean porridge is a celebration of fall produce, loaded with winter squash, chestnuts, sweet potatoes, jujubes, and beans. The squash traditionally used is a large old one called...
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Forget the butter-loaded version common to American coffee shops. Real Italian biscotti are wonderfully lean, giving them a near-miraculous shelf life and the capacity to withstand a good dunking in...
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Ed Levine talks to René Redzepi, the acclaimed chef-restaurateur behind Copenhagen's Noma. Read More
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The best Christmas cookies, whether you're giving them, swapping them, or keeping them all to yourself this holiday season.Read More
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Dutch-style cocoas are alkaline and dark, with a flavor that's earthy and deep. These six brands are guaranteed to please.Read More
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Looking for the perfect travel companion? These knives are small, lightweight, and safe to pack once they're paired with a wooden sheath.Read More
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Our favorite gifts for spirited festivities. Just add booze.Read More
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Hearty stews, braises, and other one-pot dinners to help you get the most out of your Dutch oven.Read More
View ArticleQuick Gingerbread Cookies for Busy Holiday Bakers
This quick and easy dough comes together in just a few minutes, and can be rolled right away—no refrigeration required. The cookies bake up light and crisp, or follow the directions for a soft and...
View ArticleOur Favorite Books for Food Lovers
The perfect presents for the person whose love of reading rivals their love of cooking and eating.Read More
View ArticleThe Right Way to Make Duck à l’Orange: It's All About the Sauce
There are hundreds of recipes for classic French duck à l'orange, but too many are overly sweet. The truth is the sauce is meant to be made with bitter oranges, and any substitute should aim for that...
View ArticleBeer Pairing 101: Malty and Sweet Beers
Learn how to pair malty-sweet dubbels, doppelbocks, Scotch ales, and more with your favorite winter foods.Read More
View ArticleOur Favorite Gifts for the (Proud) Geek Cook
The most popular tools in our geekiest colleagues' kitchens.Read More
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A glimpse into the three days of labor and love that go into making traditional lamb barbacoa at a Mexico City family restaurant.Read More
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