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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.

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Breakfast Builds Character (Literally); the Vaportini Exists; the Worst Meat Scandals Ever

How novelists use the meal to build character. Plus, the worst meat scandals (vulture?), the Vaportini is real, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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Rapper Eve Loves Nutella, Cookies, Momofuku Milk Bar's Ice Cream, and Ishkabibble's

When she's eating Momofuku ice cream, that is. The rapper-actress chats with us about her love of quiche, her "crack" snack, and how she starts her mornings
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Padron Peppers

Blister these Padron peppers, sprinkle them with sea salt, and pop 'em like peanuts. But watch out: 1 in 10 will sear your mouth with spice
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The Easiest Easter Candy, the Grossest Vintage Recipe, and the Coolest Use of Vegetables

Apparently, it makes a good bass drum. Plus, a sad day for Tabasco, the easiest Easter candy ever, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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Wolfgang Puck's Oscars After-Party

Wolfgang Puck took over our Instagram account last night to give us a behind-the-scenes look at his epic Oscars after-party
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A Root Vegetable Salad That Will Make You Miss Summer Produce a Little Less

This salad full of beets, carrots, parsnips, and celery root brings to light winter's secretly awesome produce
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The Lax Approach to Lox for Weekend Brunch

This homemade gravlax recipe is for the fancy crowd
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Celebrate National Margarita Day with 8 Great Variations

Apparently, it's National Margarita Day, so have yourself a drink. Here's 8 ways to pretend you're somewhere warm and sunny
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Today's Food News

Well, says PBS, he invented the Long Island Iced Tea. Plus, inside the junk-food industry, how sous-vide is ruining cooking, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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Today's Food News

How to spend $47 on a Frap. Plus, Guy Fieri's Web screw-up, James Beard semifinalists, the oddness of nuts, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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A Cookie That's Layered Up for Winter

These Banana S'more Nut Bars keep it salty, sweet, crunchy, and chewy
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Burger King's Twitter Hack; How Mast Brothers Makes Chocolate; Grey Poupon's Comeback

The mustard ad is getting a makeover. Plus, behind the scenes at Mast Brothers, Burger King's epic Twitter hack, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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The Best Way to Use Old Bread

Because we're going to turn it into a delicious Tuscan soup
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33 Recipes from Bon Appetit's Most Important Restaurants in America

Your own. Put it to the test with these 33 recipes (e.g., country-style ribs, salmon rillettes) from our list of the country's most influential restaurants
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Japanese Restaurant Fining Diners for Unfinished Food; Ben & Jerry's Has an Actual Graveyard for Dead Flavors; The Coolest Chocolate Shops Around the World

A Japanese restaurant charges extra for unfinished food. Plus, the Ben & Jerry's flavor graveyard, the world's coolest chocolate shops, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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How to Win Valentine's Day Whether You're Single, Courting, or Taken

It doesn't matter if you're single, trying to win someone over, or in a committed relationship--here's how to do this Hallmark holiday right
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Today's Food News

Stolen truck full of Krispy Kremes triggers high-speed chase. Plus, making booze in jail, how to eat hearts, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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Madeleines, Made Ahead, Make More Time for Cuddling on Valentine's Day

Make these do-ahead madeleines for Valentine's Day--and use the time you save for getting cozy
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Today's Food News

The new Pizza Hut perfume smells like...Cinnabon? Plus, the supertaster test, the baked good that helped free slaves, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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What the World Eats on Mardi Gras, from Pancakes to Peas

What the non-New Orleans world eats for Mardi Gras, from doughnuts to whole pigs