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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

A Classic Omelet, Chez You

This ricotta omelet is your next brunch staple.

Campari: Plays Nice with Others

Herbaceous Campari makes for a sophisticated and satisfying cocktail.
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Trouble in Cocktail Land: There's Foie in Our Drinks & Limes Are Running Low

A roundup of food news from around the Internet on March 28, 2014.
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Michael Ruhlman on Eggs, the Subject of His New Cookbook

Author Michael Ruhlman has a new cookbook, "Egg," so we interviewed him to get his egg-cooking (and -eating) advice
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Avacado, Expresso, and Other Misspelled Words That Drive Us Nuts

From "avacado" and "expresso" to "hangar steak," the food misspellings that drive us totally nuts
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We're Eating Beaver Butt (Maybe) & Beer Will Save Us All (Definitely)

A roundup of food news from around the Internet on March 27, 2014.

Your New Favorite Sauce is Dinner Tonight

Traditional romesco sauce gets updated with carrots—and paired with pork.
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Wine & Dessert, Plus a Few Other, Less-Pressing News Items

A roundup of food news from around the Internet on March 26, 2014.
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A Recent History of Criminals 'Eating the Evidence'

We take a look at people who have "eaten the evidence" to avoid punishment.

Savory Cookies, to Surprise and Delight You

These savory cookies are flavored with black pepper for an unexpected treat.
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Let's All Mourn the Untimely Loss of Some Good Corn Dogs

A roundup of food news from around the Internet on March 25, 2014.
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Why the Ultimate Italian Sandwich Took 2 Years to Create

Why did it take 2 years to create the perfect Italian sandwich? We spoke with its inventors—Court Street Grocers' Eric Finkelstein and Matt Ross—to find out

Feel-Good Food that Tastes Good, Too

Seared salmon, winter vegetables and a kombu breath make for a healthy—and satisfying—dinner
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The Bloody Mary Jumps the Shark; Kiwis Are Getting a Makeover

A roundup of food news from around the Internet on March 24, 2014.
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Today's Most Important Question: What Do Millennials Eat and Drink?

What do millennials like to eat and drink? It's the most important question of our era, and both marketers and social scientists think they have the answer

Spicy-Sweet Parsnips, to Take Us Up to Spring

Parsnips get tossed with a chile honey butter for a spicy-sweet side dish

This Isn't Your Grandma's Sunday Sauce (& That's a Good Thing)

A classic red sauce that combines sausage and braciole makes for a hearty Sunday supper.

Sweet & Hearty Crepes to Savor & Satisfy

Rye crepes makes for a decadent weekend breakfast when caramelized in sugar.