The Best Chef Tips For What To Do With Melons
No longer shall melon be relegated to fruit salad filler. Here are a few ways to make sure your summer melon isn't forgotten.
Read MoreNo longer shall melon be relegated to fruit salad filler. Here are a few ways to make sure your summer melon isn't forgotten.
Read MoreRuss Moore, chef at Oakland's Camino, introduces his secret weapon: A North African-inspired herb jam that's as good on toast as it is in a salad.
Read MoreWith cookbook author Jane Hornby's baking commandments, baking a delicious post-dinner treat is a slice of cake.
Read MoreThe entrance to the Good Eggs headquarters isn't exactly inspiring. Housed in the massive industrial Pfizer Building in South Williamsburg, the office is located through a labyrinth of rickety elevators and linoleum hallways. But past all the inauspicious surroundings is a cheerful, colorful operation that's changing the way Brooklynites shop for food.
Read MoreFood stylist and cookbook author Susan Spungen's philosophy boils down to three things: Keep it simple, less is more and-when you can-make it homemade.
Read MoreFall is a very special time of the year for cookbook lovers, when publishers typically release their splashiest, most exciting numbers. There's a lot to look forward to before the end of the year, but here are the 10 we seriously cannot wait to read, and why.
Read MoreA look at the 10 best kitchen gadgets, utensils and appliances for fall.
Read MoreWe can't always make the time to connect with our food in its natural habitat. That's where purveyors like Dickson's Farmstand Meats in New York come in: They help everyday city-dwellers get in touch with their meat-sometimes, quite literally.
Read MoreTurn your produce in pretty ribbons, spirals and more with the twist of a gadget.
Read MoreSkip the ranch: Dip your fried chicken in these sauces.
Read MoreShred chicken like a pro with this quick kitchen hack.
Read MoreMake our delicious summery pasta salad with zucchini, mint and almonds. It's got bounce, crunch and zip-and it comes together in a flash.
Read MoreFried chicken is not just our obsession but James Beard-award winning chef Sean Brock's too. Find out his tips for making fried chicken at home.
Read MoreThe roasting method dates back to medieval times, but we asked Atlanta-based chef Shaun Doty, founder of Bantam & Biddy-a casual sit-down known for its local, free-range rotisserie chicken-for some modern tips on repurposing pre-cooked poultry at home.
Read MoreHere's how we came up with fried chicken oysters and chicken-fried oysters.
Read MoreEasily overshadowed by its flashier cousin, tartare, carpaccios might seem dated. But this beautiful modern-day lamb version will change all that.
Read MoreMaybe your beach house share is up, or you just got back from an extended jaunt to Europe. For whatever reason, you may find yourself stuck at home during these last days of summer a little light in the wallet. You'd love to have friends over for dinner, but don't want to serve PBR and hot dogs. What to do?
Read MoreAn ode to tiramisu, the Italian dessert of sweet, custardy mascarpone layered with tender cookies soaked in strong coffee and booze. The best part? It's easier than pie.
Read MoreLoves olive oil. Hates the refrigerator. A touch bitter. No matter: Our love affair with eggplants is one that celebrates all of its gorgeous shapes and sizes.
Read MoreUse this sharp tip to cut down on tomato chopping time.
Read MoreNo heavy vermicelli noodles or soggy pork here: We spun the summer roll into a no-cook masterpiece of lime-cured shrimp, peaches and herbs. Cool off with one.
Read MoreChef Takashi ups the savory impact on fried chicken by frying it in duck fat.
Read MoreSure, pies are delicious, but making one yourself is no easy task. Here are some tips to take your pie crust to the next level, for a perfect pie every time.
Read MoreWe have a big list of fantastic fried chicken sides for you to choose from here. A lot of options will complement each other in addition to the chicken.
Read MoreAugust eating should be as simple-and cool-as possible. With summertime produce at its peak, assemble is the operative word.
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