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Easy Modern Recipes for the Casual Chef

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The Best Kitchen Backsplash Ideas

Best Kitchen Backsplash Ideas Update your cooking space with quick, easy, and decorative surfaces. photography by ANNIE SCHLECHTER classic wood-grain...

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Pork Stew with White Beans and Butternut Squash

It finally really feels like fall, which means we’ve officially entered stew season — and that’s plenty of cause to celebrate in our house. We all love...

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5 Wines Perfect for Autumn

By Megan Krigbaum In the couple years I spent living in Vermont, I was surprised to discover that some people travel to New England (and I’m sure other...

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7 Questions for Chef Sean Brock

We chatted with Chef Sean Brock, a Virginia native and the celebrated chef behind some of the South’s most beloved restaurants, Husk (in Nashville and...

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WORLD’S SCARIEST FOODS

Freaky foods from near and far, clockwise from top left: Jell-O, lutefisk, blood sausage, scorpion pops, and protein-packed tarantulas. This story originally...

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4 Smart Tips for Baking With Chocolate

Clearly, there is a demand for more chocolate information in this world — especially after the University of Cambridge announced this past August that...

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The Most Popular Sandwiches in America

Forget po’ boys and sloppy joes—the humble turkey sandwich is America’s #1 sandwich of choice, according to menu research firm Datassential. The firm...

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Give Your Fridge a Makeover

Photo credit: Penny De Los Santos This excerpt is from the new “The Skinnytaste Cookbook: Light on Calories, Big on Flavor” by Gina Homolka, the popular...

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Ultimate Nachos

Ultimate Nachos

Inspired by my mom Julie Boone, the family’s “Nacho Queen,” these nachos start with three essential ingredients: a dollop of homemade pinto bean dip,...

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Your Next Waiter Will Be a Robot

The table-side chef at the local yakitori joint slices and dices. The chef’s a show-off, but not human. Your food is being prepared by a robot. It’s...

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7 Bizarre Beer Laws You Won’t Believe Are on the Books

By Mike Pomranz, Photo © Trinity Mirror / Mirrorpix / Alamy Earlier this summer, the Missouri legislature approved a law allowing the sale of single...

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[...] for chicken, pork, and fish; try maltier, sweeter porters and stouts for beef and lamb. Lime juice: In the Caribbean, the Middle East, and beyond, lime juice is prized for the citric bite it [...]

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