Kelsey Tenney of Appeasing a Food Geek lets us in on how to feel British, one spoonful of lemon curd at a time.
Skye McAlpine of From My Dining Table shows us how to make an Italian favorite—a simple but potent coffee- and cream-filled chocolate.
Derek Laughren, Test Kitchen Manager here at Food52, shows us how adding beets to a salmon cure makes for a better lox.
Mei Chin, intern at Food52 and pastry chef, creates the croissant of our dreams—and feeds the entire office.
Stef Ferrari of Hay Rosie Craft Ice Cream Co. in Brooklyn shows us how to make a grown-up, boozy beer float (see you never, root beer).
Jessica Murnane of One Part Plant shares her recipe for homemade chia pudding that will make you forget all about those grocery store pods.
Taylor Holliday of The Mala Project brings the heat with a homemade black bean and shallot chili oil.
You don't have to take a trip to the fro-yo store to enjoy fluffy, chewy mochi. Celebrate the Lunar New Year by making a batch of homemade mochi with help from Cynthia of Two Red Bowls.
When you need a Valentine's Day gift that's so last-minute that you don't have time to run to the grocery store, these chocolate-coated peanut butter balls are your answer.
Let your cares melt away with soft maple candies. Carey Nershi from Reclaiming Provincial shows us how to make these two-ingredient marvels.
It's time to put down that store-bought jar. Lori Baltazar of Dessert Comes First shows us how to make a spread that's delectable every step of the way, from cookie to butter.
Being vegetarian doesn't mean you can't indulge in cheesy, carb-y comfort food. Shelly from Vegetarian 'Ventures teaches us how to make a vegetarian version of the classic Polish dumpling at home.
Aysha of The Malabar Tea Room shows us how to bring home the heat from an Indian street fair with these crispy jalapeño fritters.
Ashley McLaughlin of Edible Perspective shares her recipe for her take on a homemade smoky enchilada sauce.
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