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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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10 Extreme Gingerbread Houses

From an edible White House to a life-size kids' playhouse, these gingerbread masterpieces put our DIY attempts to shame
techniques

4 Common Sugar Cookie Mistakes

Brightly decorated sugar cookies are easy, as long as you know what not to do
Culture

Kevin Bacon Is Made of Bacon, Beer May Cure Colds, and the Math Behind Slice-Folding

Beer may cure the common cold, Kevin Bacon (made of bacon), the science of pizza folding, and more in our daily roundup of food news
Culture

A Menu for the Fifth Night of Hanukkah

Lamb bejeweled with pistachios takes center stage on the fifth night of Hanukkah
techniques

How to Make Palmiers

A step-by-step guide for making an easy (yes, easy!) French pastry
Culture

A $94,000 Scotch; A College Class Gets Stoned; Spicy Peanut Butter Exists

A 1955 Glenfiddich hits the auction circuit, a university class eats pot brownies, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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A Menu for the Fourth Night of Hanukkah

The seasonal root veggie stars in a citrusy salad for the fourth night of Hanukkah
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Bon Appetit's Do Your Part Dinners

A "UN of cooks" (Bowien, Besh, Pomeroy) took guests on a whirlwind tour for the second of Bon Appetit's Do Your Part Dinners
Cooking

How to Host a Holiday Ham Brunch

Consider this brunch a porktastic rehearsal for your Christmas dinner
Culture

The Weirdest Food Fatalities of 2012, How to Cook Like Mark Zuckerberg

The weirdest food fatalities of 2012, cooking like Mark Zuckerberg, the culty culture of a cupcake shop, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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What to Serve the First Night of Hanukkah

We love latkes, but isn't there more to Hanukkah? Of course! Here's the first of eight great menus to get you through the Festival of Lights
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Ruth Bourdain's Turduckenog, Martha Stewart's Salmonella, and Dancing Farmers

Ruth Bourdain invents the Turduckenog, Martha Stewart gets salmonella, farmers dig Gangnam Style, and more in our daily roundup of food news
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There's a Pizza Hut Perfume, an $825 Bottle of Tequila, and a TV Show About Bacon

There's a Pizza Hut perfume, an $825 bottle of tequila, and a TV show about bacon--all in our daily roundup of food news
Cooking

Recipes for Winter Squash Beyond Butternut

Delicata, kabocha, and acorn are squash varieties worth trying
Cooking

Light, Bright Recipes for In Between the Holidays

In this overindulgent holiday season, sometimes you need a night off from power eating, so kick back with these Fast, Easy, Fresh meals
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Nickelback Instagram Parody; Food's 2012 PR Disasters

Plus, SodaStream's war with the man, a Nickelback-Instagram parody, and more in our daily roundup of food news
Cooking

What You Should Be Cooking and What's in Season in December

Uh, totally. Winter produce, from citrus to sweet potatoes, is actually really awesome
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Whiskey Cures Vodka Blindness, Why Durian Stinks, and a Caviar Vending Machine,

Plus a caviar vending machine, why durian smells so bad, and more in our daily roundup of food news
Cooking

Chestnut Recipes for the Holidays

They're not just for roasting over open fires. Try them in pancakes, pudding, risotto, salads, and more