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Culture Questions for Amanda Chantal Bacon From a Former Moon Juice Skeptic We asked the founder of millennial-baiting L.A. juice chain Moon Juice about the dusts, herbs, and harsh critics that keep her busy. … Story: Ally-Jane Grossan
Culture Elbowing for Scallops With Melissa Clark Cookbook author and dogged journalist Melissa Clark is the voice of American home cooking. And she’s here to stir the pot. Bones, … Story: Lizzy Goodman
Culture David Lebovitz Loves His Dusting Wand Everybody with a kitchen has a decent knife, a cutting board or two, and some mixing bowls. In a new column—Surprisingly Useful—we’re … Story: Anna Hezel
Culture Peanut Butter Beautiful For kids learning to cook for themselves, a mistake is sometimes the secret ingredient. I come home to the smell of burning. … Story: Besha Rodell
Culture Desmond Tan Has a Fermented Tea Leaf Guy When the owner of San Francisco’s Burma Superstar needed fermented tea leaves to cook with, the search brought him to a factory … Story: Ally-Jane Grossan
Culture Around the World in 8 Egg Dinners “Across the globe, despite innumerable cultural differences, we have all come to love eggs for pretty much the same reason: They are … Story: Rachel Khong
Culture Why Potlucks Are Starting to Get Political A new generation of chefs and activists are using dinner parties to help refugees and immigrants affected by the election. It’s dark when we arrive … Story: Kristin Donnelly
Culture Tartine’s Elisabeth Prueitt, Beyond the Pastry Case The San Francisco chef wants you to pickle more vegetables, coddle many eggs, and embrace the beauty of barley flour. On the … Story: Rebecca Flint Marx
Culture Defending the Honor of America’s Most Disparaged Vegetable Think iceberg lettuce is nutritionally bankrupt? Turns out, it’s actually not much worse than other lettuces. Admitting you have a thing for … Story: Chuck Thompson
Culture Brooklyn’s Most Famous Chocolate Cake, Reborn with Semifreddo The first time I tasted a Brooklyn Blackout doughnut from New York’s cult-status Doughnut Plant, I figured the name was a catchy … Story: Anna Hezel
Culture Appalachian Masala On a North Carolina mountainside, the chefs of Chai Pani introduce us to an exciting new era of Indian-American home cooking. Meherwan … Story: Matt Rodbard
Culture Butter Chicken and Biggie Smalls at the Badmaash House Meet the Mahendros, a Los Angeles restaurant family with big personalities and bold ambitions. Plus, the product is dope. We’re the only … Story: Andy Wang
Culture In Hing We Trust I’m very excited. Chitra Agrawal, condiment queen and owner of the Brooklyn Delhi, is making me lunch. Arriving at her Brooklyn apartment, … Story: Gabriella Gershenson
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Culture Why in Bloody Hell Is There No Food in The Crown? An Investigation. As an unabashed Anglophile, I consider television my lifeline to the idealized Britain where my soul aches to be. Every night when … Story: Allison Robicelli
Culture Julia, Jacques, and 2 Ways to Poach an Egg “Across the globe, despite innumerable cultural differences, we have all come to love eggs for pretty much the same reason: They are … Story: Tienlon Ho
Culture It’s Not Easy Picking a Steak Anymore Picking out a steak used to be a relatively simple exercise: You grabbed a New York strip or a rib eye, lit … Story: Andrea Strong
Culture During Denmark’s Dark and Hungry Winter, Hygge Is More Than a Cozy Sweater The thing about traveling from New York City to Denmark in February to experience hygge, the trendy Scandinavian lifestyle concept most frequently … Story: Kristin Iversen
Culture Melissa Clark Gets Chicken In her cookbook, Dinner, the bird goes global with fish sauce, harissa and za’atar. “Sometimes cooking is about shopping,” admits Melissa Clark, … Story: Matt Rodbard
Culture Breaking In The Whole30 Cookbook Crack open any cookbook and you are confronted with a dizzying collection of recipes. If you are actually going to make something … Story: Marian Bull
