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Danielle Walsh

Danielle Walsh is the assistant web editor at Bon Appétit, and has also written for New York Magazine's Grub Street. She loves Korean food, tacos, and whiskey, and is trying really, really hard to like sardines.

16 Pie Recipes to Make for Dessert All Summer Long

What's the perfect dessert after a day of grilling? Pie! And we've got enough pie recipes right here (16 of 'em, actually) to get you through the summer

U.S. Open Champ's Post-Win Meal; How to Order Wine for Groups; Ladybug Loves Sprinkles

If you're a ladybug, then definitely. Plus, opening a pub 1860s-style, lobster mac-and-cheese for the champ, and more in our daily roundup of food news

An Easy Way to Dress Up Packaged Ramen Noodles

No, really--those packages of ramen noodles you have lying around your pantry will come in handy with this spicy, vegetarian-friendly dish

An Easy Thai Iced Tea Recipe for a Weekend Brunch

This weekend, make this rich iced tea spiked with sugar, spice, and everything nice

How to Get the Flavor of Charcoal When You're Grilling with Gas

How to get that smoky flavor when you're grilling with propane

$12 Million Worth of Cocaine Found in Banana Shipment; More Women Farmers Now than Three Decades Ago

Well, it was found in bananas--$12 million worth of it. Plus, more women are farming now than 30 years ago, dogs hate citrus, and more in our daily roundup of food news

The Pavlova Is an Amazing Show-Stopping Summer Dessert

The Pavlova may be a bit finicky, but it's named after a ballerina, so you know it will perform

New York Restaurant Ditches Tips; Olive Oil and Nuts Linked to Prostate Cancer Survival

Prostate! They may help thwart cancer. Plus, a pricy NYC restaurant ditches tips, National Parks are getting better food, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Soy Sauce Put Teen in a Coma; Mushrooms Can Save the World; Cannibal Animals in Advertising

Teen drinks a quart of soy sauce, lands in coma. Plus, the new wave of self-serve fro-yo shops, how mushrooms save the world, and more in our daily roundup of food news

7 Grilled Desserts, From Peaches to Nectarines to Pineapple

Yep--peaches, pineapples, and bananas get a smoky makeover on the grill

Easy Brunch Crostini with Plums, Cherry, and Ricotta

Slice some stone fruit, pile it on crostini, and call it brunch

14 Frozen Boozy Desserts That Are Awesome for Summer

These 14 chilly, boozy desserts are just the thing on a hot summer night

Restaurant Editor Andrew Knowlton's Tips for Grilling and Summer Entertaining

Restaurant and drinks editor Andrew Knowlton took to Facebook and answered your questions on grilling and summer entertaining

Coke's Being Sold in Ice Bottles in South America; How to Make Healthier Versions of Global Street Food at Home

Your body has trouble detecting your intake of fat when you're sad. Plus, Coke bottles made out of ice, Han Solo made out of Pop Tarts, and more in our daily roundup of food news

The Only 3 Tools You Need to Grill Like a Pro

To grill like a pro, you don't need fancy gadgets--just these 3 basic, indispensable tools

The Easiest Weeknight Dinner Is an Omelet

Breakfast for dinner in happening tonight, and we're making OMELETS

Crustless Cheesecake Made with Goat Cheese and Topped with Mixed Berries

Goat cheese, that is--it gives this crustless cheesecake a tangy twist

Where to Get Real Duff Beer; The Italians Taught the French How to Make Wine; Early Humans Ate Grass

Actually, you can in The Simpson's Springfield at Universal Studios. Plus, the Italians taught the French how to make wine, humans used to eat grass, and more in our daily roundup of food news