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Matt Duckor

Multimedia Editor Matt Duckor writes bonappetit.com’s Consumed column and oversees all digital video production at the magazine. Previously, he was the editor of the Feast, a restaurant and lifestyle website for NBC Universal.

Pan-Fried Coconut Curry Quinoa Cakes

Yes, making this vibrantly flavored quinoa fritter is a process. But it will redeem every lackluster veggie burger you’ve suffered through.

Photographer Daniel Krieger Takes Over Our Instagram

This week, photographer Daniel Krieger takes over Bon Appétit's Instagram feed (@bonappetitmag)

How Do You Go Dry for a Month When Your Desk Looks Like This?

Restaurant and drinks editor Andrew Knowlton offers tips on not drinking alcohol during the month of January—a.k.a. Drynuary

Why We Love Lime Pickle—It's Hot, Sour, Salty, Sassy

Lime pickle—a salty, sour, spicy, sassy Indian condiment—livens up everything from sandwiches to braised meats to sautéed kale

Susina Sour

To faithfully re-create this cocktail, do as Nostrana in Portland, OR, does and seek out blue plum brandy from Oregon’s Clear Creek Distillery.

Panisses

Cook the chickpea mixture until it resembles wet concrete; it won’t set up if it’s undercooked.

Chilean Sea Bass with Peanuts and Herbs

If the idea of cooking skin-on fish makes you nervous, do this in an ovenproof nonstick pan. The skin won’t get quite as crisp, but you won’t have to worry about it sticking.

Dark Chocolate Pudding with Pretzels

More proof that salt makes any dessert taste better—we’d even top these puddings with crushed potato chips.

Tea Time with Herby Provolone Scones

Brunch gets a tea time spin with herby, savory, freshly baked scones

A Nuclear Whiskey Sour for Happy Hour

This extra-sour whiskey sour, infused with tangy tamarind, is sure to become your new go-to cocktail.

Oregon Bark Is Awesome, As Is All Chocolate Bark

Oregon Bark, bittersweet chocolate wrapped around English toffee, will change how you feel about bark