Rochelle Bilow
Senior Associate Web Editor. When she’s not torturing herself by grinding coffee beans by hand and making her own butter, Rochelle writes about cooking techniques and seasonal eating for bonappetit.com. She comes to BA by way of a small farm in Central New York, where she worked as a farmhand and the farm cook. She never met a nut or seed butter she didn’t like. Spirit food: Tahini
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Recipes
These Ugly-Looking Recipes Are Beautiful on the Inside (and Taste Really, Really Good)
Lentils, mashed veggies, all sorts of brown food… these may not be the sexiest-looking recipes, but gosh darn it, are they tasty!
Culture
Raising the Bar on, uh, Home Bars: The Bottles You Really Need
Let's move this party to the living room: Here's how to stock your home bar with the best bottles of sipping neat and mixing.
techniques
Bye, Oatmeal: You Should Be Making Buckwheat Porridge for Breakfast
Oatmeal is so five minutes ago. Here's why we're cooking buckwheat porridge for breakfast.
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Recipes
You Can Eat a Salad Tomorrow. Tonight, It's All Meat and Potatoes
Cozy up with these hearty, unfussy meat-and-potatoes recipes.
Cooking
This Galette Just Wants You to Give It a Good Home and Love It Unconditionally
Sleeper hit right here: Mushrooms, hearty greens, and a buttery pie crust. This savory galette is about to become your new favorite fall dinner.
Culture
This Awesome Line Cook Wants You to Be Faster and More Efficient in the Kitchen
You know who's awesome? Line cooks. We're interviewing the baddest cooks from the best restaurants. This week, it's John Gullickson from North Carolina's Kindred restaurant.
Cooking
Romanesco: Cooler Than Broccoli, Maybe Even More Delicious
It looks like miniature Christmas trees and tastes like broccoli. Yep, we're into romanesco.
techniques
What's Easier Than Pie? A Galette! Just Don't Make These Common Mistakes
What's easier than pie? A galette! Just don't make these common mistakes, and you've got an easy, rustic dessert (or dinner!).
Cooking
The Spices You Really Need in Your Pantry
We asked the Bon Appétit test kitchen cooks to name their top 5 favorite spices. Here's what they said.
techniques
Get Basted: The Technique That Goes Way Beyond Turkey
Basting isn't just for turkeys. Master this technique for better scallops, pork chops, and more.
techniques
Why the Hottest Kitchen Tool Is Actually…a Cold Pan
Here's why you should (sometimes) start cooking in a cold pan.
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This Is What You Need to Eat After Last Night's (Fourth) Jäger Bomb
Overdid it on the agave margs at happy hour last night? Take an aspirin, put on your sunglasses… and eat these things.
Culture
These Florists' Gorgeous Instagram Accounts Make Us Feel #Blessed
Love gorgeous flowers? Great. Follow these accounts on Instagram.
techniques
Don't Make These Sunday Sauce Common Mistakes—Or We'll Tell Nonna
It takes a whole lot of love and effort to make an amazing Sunday sauce. Oh, and one more thing: Make sure you're not making any of these common mistakes!
Cooking
Yes, You Can Eat That: How to Cook With Kohlrabi From the Market
Kohlrabi: demystified. Here's how to cook with the weirdest-looking veggie at the market.
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Plant-Based. Meat-Minimal. Vegetable-Forward. 16 Recipes That Are Kinda Sorta Not Really Vegetarian
Where's the beef? These plant-based recipes treat meat as a condiment, not the main event.
Culture
Writer Sloane Crosley Would Eat an Entire Block of Manchego (So We Really Like Her)
What does Sloane Crosley, the author of the novel The Clasp, like to eat? The vegetarian writer has a soft spot for tuna belly and Manchego cheese.
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Recipes
A Little Spice Makes Everything Nice: 16 Cozy Cinnamon Recipes
Is there anything that isn't made better by cinnamon? From braises to baked goods, these recipes all feature cinnamon as a starring ingredient.
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It's Fall! Here's What We Are Braising, Roasting, and Putting Cinnamon On
When the mercury drops, our ovens come on. Here are the weekend fall cooking projects Bon Appétit staffers can't wait to make.
techniques
Steep Your Way to Hot Tea Perfection by Avoiding These Common Mistakes
There's a difference between nuking a teabag and brewing a real cup of tea at home—avoid these mistakes when upgrading to the real thing.