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In under a minute, a kitchen fire can grow to an inferno beyond your control. That's why you need to be prepared. We talk to an FDNY lieutenant to learn the ins and outs of fire safety in the...
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Whether you're making crisp, flavorful carnitas, glazed ham, or juicy pork chops, sous vide is the perfect cooking method.Read More
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If a recipe makes far more cookies than you can reasonably expect to eat, the best way to save some for later is freezing small packets of portioned dough.Read More
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Fried rice recipes that are pure magic. Read More
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There are as many ways to cook bacon as there are varieties of the smoked meat, but not all are created equal. Here's everything we know about cooking bacon on the stovetop, in the oven, sous vide, on...
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Bottarga is a delicacy that has been enjoyed all across the world for hundreds of years. Here's how you can enjoy it, too.Read More
View ArticleToday's Best Cookware Deals: Staub, ThermoWorks, and Instant Pot
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Toys, tools, and equipment to get kids of all ages into the kitchen. Read More
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Part two of Ed Levine's conversation with Osayi Endolyn, a James Beard Award-winning writer.Read More
View ArticleBrown Butter and Toasted Sugar Make Vanilla Cake Anything But Plain
This bold vanilla layer cake is backed by the richness of brown butter and toasty depth of caramelized sugar. It tastes like a classic white cake, rich and moist, and big enough to feed a crowd—the...
View ArticleBeer Pairings 101: Sour, Tart, and Funky Beers
Sour, tart, and funky beers are best enjoyed alongside rich and comforting dishes.Read More
View ArticleSpanish Migas Is an Easy One-Skillet Dinner
This traditional Spanish tapa of crispy breadcrumbs, smoky pork, and blistered peppers, makes for an easy weeknight dinner or a great weekend brunch. Read More
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Sous vide just might be the best way to get buttery, rich, juicy beef.Read More
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A guide to the different kinds of pepper out there, from the more common black and white peppers to the rarer long pepper, and a few spices that aren't even pepper at all.Read More
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