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  • Make Chef Shane Lyons's Sweet And Salty Seasonin

    Fire up your senses with this spicy-sweet-salty "Magic Dust." Find out how to make it and how to use it (magic popcorn, anyone?).

    By Jacqueline Raposo January 7th, 2015 Read More
  • How To Cook Cauliflower Two Different Ways With Brad Farmerie

    Cauliflower may be having a moment, but its golden, caramelized florets have always been one of our warming wintertime staples. So we turned to a chef with a similar passion for the beloved brassica to show us two entirely different methods to cook it. Get them now.

    By Anna Stockwell January 6th, 2015 Read More
  • Healthy Cooking Tips To Kick Off 2015

    Healthy eating is a marathon not a sprint, and a stumble or two along the way doesn't mean you have to scrap the whole thing. The key to sticking with it is adding delicious little upgrades and outfitting yourself with a few small tricks to keep you on track, one bite at a time.

    By Kat Kinsman January 5th, 2015 Read More
  • The Most Popular Recipes Of 2014

    From scrambled eggs to steak to grilled cheese, many of our top-performing recipes were beloved dishes made better. Without further ado, here are the 15 most-viewed recipes of the year. May their inspiration carry over into a delicious 2015.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 24th, 2014 Read More
  • Famiglia Affairs

    Prepare a holiday feast the Italian way with Lagostina cookware

    By Tasting Table Staff December 23rd, 2014 Read More
  • Sauerkraut Soup Recipe For Christmas From Bar Tartine In San Francisco

    Nick Balla and Cortney Burns, the chefs behind Bar Tartine in San Francisco, make smoky, Slovakian-influenced sauerkraut soup for Christmas.

    By Elyse Inamine December 22nd, 2014 Read More
  • How To Make A Tenderloin Beef Roast

    Follow a few simple steps and you've got yourself a perfectly rosy, ridiculously juicy showstopper that will get oohs and ahhs when it's placed at the center of your holiday table.

    By Karen Palmer December 19th, 2014 Read More
  • The 10 Best Cookbooks Of 2014

    Here are the top 10 cookbooks of 2014 that should be on your holiday cookbook wish list.

    By Lauren Salkeld December 17th, 2014 Read More
  • Feast Of The Seven Fishes Seafood Menu And Recipes

    The history of the Feast of the Seven Fishes is a bit murky, but we do know this: It's a delicious tradition, and our menu packs a few surprises.

    By Karen Palmer December 17th, 2014 Read More
  • How To Host A Holiday Cookie Swap With Tips From Joy The Baker

    Joy the Baker shares her tips for hosting her fantasy cookie swap.

    By Anna Watson Carl December 17th, 2014 Read More
  • How To Make Fried Sufganiyot Doughnuts For Hanukkah With Domenica Chef Alon Shaya

    Alon Shaya, the Israeli-born chef and co-owner of Domenica in New Orleans, shares his latest recipe for sufganiyot, small doughnuts symbolically associated with Hannukah.

    By Jamie Feldmar December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • Right As Grain

    Go beyond the grain with these cheesecake and pork loin recipes from RiceSelect.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • Right As Grain

    Go beyond the grain with these cheesecake and pork loin recipes from RiceSelect.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • Right As Grain

    Go beyond the grain with these cheesecake and pork loin recipes from RiceSelect.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • Right As Grain

    Go beyond the grain with these cheesecake and pork loin recipes from RiceSelect.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • Right As Grain

    Go beyond the grain with these cheesecake and pork loin recipes from RiceSelect.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • Right As Grain

    Go beyond the grain with these cheesecake and pork loin recipes from RiceSelect.

    By Tasting Table Staff December 15th, 2014 Read More
  • What To Eat Now: Chestnuts

    Make a savory chestnut-and-onion condiment you'll want to eat all winter long. And for those who go the purée route, our not-so-basic flourless chocolate cake deserves a spot on your holiday table. Either way, feel free to go nuts.

    By Andy Baraghani December 12th, 2014 Read More
  • The 5 Best Non-Syrup Maple Products

    Here's how to get your maple fix in everything from sugar to whiskey.

    By Cara Eisenpress December 11th, 2014 Read More
  • Secret Weapon: How To Make Wolfgang Ban's Versatile Wet Brine | T

    Chef Wolfgang Ban of New York's Seäsonal gives his tips for how to brine meat, fish and vegetables.

    By Jacqueline Raposo December 10th, 2014 Read More
  • 5 Unexpected Uses For Yogurt

    Yogurt has graduated from the confines of breakfast and evolved into a vital and beloved ingredient for dishes both sweet and savory. But wait: In the immortal words of Ron Popeil, there's more! Here are five other ways to put yogurt to good use.

    By Jolene Bouchon December 9th, 2014 Read More
  • How To Make Buche De Noel For Christmas

    There are plenty of reasons to cop out of making a bûche de Noël, that traditional French holiday dessert, from scratch. No more excuses: Our simplified version is an elegant, understated, all-white yule log with a couple of time-saving tricks. Plus, it sparkles like it belongs in a snowy enchanted forest-a guaranteed showstopper. Here's how to make the roll of a lifetime.

    By Karen Palmer December 8th, 2014 Read More
  • Download Our Free Holiday Greeting Card

    Download our free holiday card to send to your loved ones. 

    By Emily Warman December 6th, 2014 Read More
  • The Best Cookies, Pies, Cakes And More For The Holidays 2014

    Want to be the best guest? Bring the best dessert. Here's how.

    By Elyse Inamine December 5th, 2014 Read More
  • How To Make Perfect Veal Stock With Persimmon Chef Champe Speidel

    You should be making your own stock. Here's how.

    By Jessica Colley December 5th, 2014 Read More
  • Appetizer And Cocktail Recipes For New Year's Eve 2015 | Tasting

    Our New Year's Eve cocktail party menu lets you maximize mingling and merrymaking. Get all the recipes for crowd-pleasing appetizers and cocktails.

    By Karen Palmer December 4th, 2014 Read More
  • Chez Panisse Chef Cal Peternell's Advice For How To Teach Others To Cook

    TV shows, cookbook authors and, yes, the all-knowing Mark Bittman want everyone to learn to cook. But teaching is easier said than done-how, exactly, does one impart those home-cooking skills? Cal Peternell, chef at Alice Waters's legendary Berkeley restaurant Chez Panisse, wants to show others the basics (and then some).

    By Cara Eisenpress December 4th, 2014 Read More
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