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A Cayenne-Spiced Ganache From Harlem's First Chocolate Shop

Chocolate

A Cayenne-Spiced Ganache From Harlem's First Chocolate Shop

Owner Jessica Spaulding tells us how the neighborhood inspired her recipe.

by: Khalid Salaam|April 30, 2018
These Cakes Are So Enchanting We Wish We Could Eat Them

Cake

These Cakes Are So Enchanting We Wish We Could Eat Them

We chat with the author of an artistic new cookbook.

by: Valerio Farris|April 19, 2018
Nigella Lawson Thinks Americans Should Eat More of This Dessert

British

Nigella Lawson Thinks Americans Should Eat More of This Dessert

We talk to the cookbook author about barbecue sauce, feeding your boss, and the joys of lying down.

by: Valerio Farris|April 16, 2018
Is Glow-in-the-Dark Pie the Next Internet Phenomenon?

Pie

Is Glow-in-the-Dark Pie the Next Internet Phenomenon?

We talk to the woman behind the (completely edible!) creation.

by: Valerio Farris|March 29, 2018
A Peek Inside Wes Anderson's New Food-Loving Film

Japanese

A Peek Inside Wes Anderson's New Food-Loving Film

Stop motion sushi never looked so good.

by: Valerio Farris|March 28, 2018
What Does Wellness Look Like for a Busy L.A. Restaurant Owner?

Restaurants

What Does Wellness Look Like for a Busy L.A. Restaurant Owner?

Heather Sperling of the hip, veg-friendly Botanica Restaurant gets real.

by: Hana Asbrink|March 27, 2018
A YouTube Cook with a Single-Handed Approach to Kitchen Creativity

Weeknight Cooking

A YouTube Cook with a Single-Handed Approach to Kitchen Creativity

Talking to Stump Kitchen's Alexis Hillyard.

by: Valerio Farris|March 14, 2018
How These Married Bakers Reinvented the Rolling Pin

Essential Tools

How These Married Bakers Reinvented the Rolling Pin

Hint: Say goodbye to thin spots in your dough.

by: Gerard Coletta|February 23, 2018
A Turmeric Importer’s Trick For Feel-Really-Good Coffee

Coffee

A Turmeric Importer’s Trick For Feel-Really-Good Coffee

And why we should respect turmeric farmers.

by: Valerio Farris|February 23, 2018
The Chef-Approved Shortcut That Will Help Save You Precious Cooking Time

Books

The Chef-Approved Shortcut That Will Help Save You Precious Cooking Time

Plus, his favorite ingredient for adding natural sweetness to a dish.

by: Sarah Whitman-Salkin|February 13, 2018
Reimagining Calligraphy in an Unexpected, Modern Way (& How to Bring It Into Your Home!)

Art

Reimagining Calligraphy in an Unexpected, Modern Way (& How to Bring It Into Your Home!)

Sam Teich talks about the craft, as well as fun decor ideas.

by: Hana Asbrink|January 30, 2018
The Smoky, Snackable Chickpeas Every Happy Hour Needs

Bean

The Smoky, Snackable Chickpeas Every Happy Hour Needs

Behind the recipe that has over 3,434 fans (and counting).

by: Sarah Whitman-Salkin|January 26, 2018
The U.K.'s Vibrant Caribbean Food Culture is Getting the Book it Deserves

Caribbean

The U.K.'s Vibrant Caribbean Food Culture is Getting the Book it Deserves

One photographer's mission to document the restaurants that shape a community.

by: Valerio Farris|January 24, 2018
These Bakers Were Once Beginners, Too—Here’s What They Learned

Bread

These Bakers Were Once Beginners, Too—Here’s What They Learned

Three pros on missteps, mistakes, and messy kitchens.

by: Valerio Farris|January 16, 2018

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