The Tourné Knife: A Paring Knife That Turns Heads, and Why You Need It
A tourné (bird's beak) knife can be good for more than just tormenting culinary students. It's perfect for peeling, hulling, and precision cuts. Read More
View ArticleGreek Yogurt Makes These 12 Recipes Shine
For those who love yogurt's lactic tang and rich, creamy texture, Greek yogurt's tough to beat. Here are some of our favorite sweet and savory recipes to use it in.Read More
View Article20 5-Ingredient Recipes to Keep Your Winter Evenings Chill
We've got 20 five-ingredient recipes to prove that cooking in winter can be just as easy as in any other season.Read More
View ArticleUpgraded Grasshopper Pie: The Mint Chocolate Dessert of Your Dreams
Your grandmother's classic gets an update with the addition of herbaceous Fernet Branca, a bittersweet cocoa nib fudge, and threads of crisp chocolate throughout. Read More
View ArticleFinding Jamaica in Upstate New York
Top Taste—Kingston, New York's only Jamaican restaurant—isn’t just a taste of home. To its owners, and many of their customers, it is home. Read More
View Article20 Clam, Oyster, and Mussel Recipes for Shellfish Lovers
We have 20 recipes to help you take advantage of peak mollusk season.Read More
View ArticleHow to Make From-Scratch Japanese Curry That's Better Than the Box
Japanese curry (or kare, as it's called in Japan) is one of the nation's most popular convenience and comfort foods. Most renditions come straight from a package, but by making it from scratch at...
View ArticleA Day in the Life of a Dim Sum Cart
If you were a dim sum cart, what would you see? Experience the iconic Chinese dining experience from an entirely new perspective.Read More
View ArticleSpecial Sauce: Resy’s Ben Leventhal on the Growing Pains of Internet Start-Ups
When Resy's Ben Leventhal, who has been involved in at least five food-related start-ups, speaks about entrepreneurship, I am all ears.Read More
View ArticleKey Lime Meets Lemon Meringue in This Citrusy Cream Pie
This pie relies on the killer combo of citrus and dairy (think Creamsicle) for a mellow, sweet, and sour dessert. The crispy whole wheat crust underscores the zippy custard with its graham-like...
View Article19 Breakfast Baking Recipes to Make Your Mornings Toasty
These 19 recipes for homemade baked goods make for some of the most delicious, impressive breakfasts around.Read More
View ArticleThe Alchemy of Novelty Potato Chip Flavors
Novelty potato chips walk a difficult path. Their task is not merely to taste like the thing, but to recall the Platonic ideal of the thing. In order to succeed, a simple bag of chips must attain some...
View ArticleIf You Like Brown Butter, You'll Love Toasted Cream
Butter isn't the only form of dairy that can take on the nutty, dominating flavors provided by browning. Toasting cream sous vide or in your pressure cooker will infuse it with rich toffee and...
View ArticleFor Killer Steak au Poivre, Divide and Conquer
Classic steak au poivre is a simple dish of seared peppercorn-crusted steaks with a creamy pan sauce. The secret to the best results? Start by encrusting the steaks on only one side.Read More
View ArticleObsessed: Garrett Oliver on Brewing Better Beer
Brooklyn Brewery's veteran brewmaster, Garrett Oliver, talks about what craft beer means to him and why it's okay to be a beer snob.Read More
View ArticleToum Is the Garlicky Eggless Mayo That Goes With Everything
Toum is a gutsy spread, a staple of Lebanese cuisine, and more than just another condiment. It’s great for stirring into soups and pasta, marinating chicken, and tossing with roasted vegetables; it...
View ArticleThe Best Automatic-Drip Coffee Makers
Our goal was to find well-designed, automatic-drip coffee makers that deliver great tasting coffee. We tested 15 models, ranging from about $20 to $310, and put them through rounds of tastings and...
View ArticleSpecial Sauce: Author and Playwright Jenny Allen on Chocolate Mousse and...
Ed Levine in conversation with humorist and author Jenny Allen. Part 1 of 2.Read More
View ArticleThe Skillet Cookie: Yet Another Reason to Love Cast Iron
For fans of crisp and chewy chocolate chip cookies, baking the dough in a cast iron skillet is the way to go. The edge turns extra crisp while the middle stays soft and chewy, with a semi-molten core...
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