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You think your kitchen's small? Chef/captain Annie Mahle poaches salmon and bakes galettes in 6 square feet--with two assistants

Novelist Bill Cheng, on book tour in Mississippi, makes new friends as he devours the flavors of the South

When the sun dips toward the horizon in Amagansett, families join together for a barefoot feast that celebrates the best of summer

How a Spaniard named Ambrosio created the queso to end all quesos--an excerpt from Michael Paterniti's new book "The Telling Room"

New Yorker Bill Cheng wrote a whole novel about Mississippi--without ever going there. So when his book tour took him South, he was hungry for new experiences

All produce is not created equal. Here's how to buy the healthiest of the bunch

As refreshing as Gin and Tonics, as complex as Sazeracs, and as alcoholic as apple juice, these 6 drinks from America's top bartenders lose the booze--but not the flavor

Everything you need to know to amp up your awesome homemade ice cream, from cherry bourbon to chocolate malt

From searing cucumbers to charring leeks, chefs are deploying cool new techniques to cook vegetables (and you can, too)

Ice cream makers, that is. We've picked the 3 best we could find, in a range of prices and styles

Farm-fresh vegetables will only take a modern chef so far. You need these 8 pantry essentials to boost texture, spice, and more

Want to master the intricate art of cooking vegetables? Check out these 5 cookbooks our editors love

Gone are the days of the token vegetarian dish. Now chefs are building elaborate tasting menus around seasonal produce

Think fresh fish chunks in a spicy vinaigrette, with briny olives, snappy beans, creamy flageolets, and ripe tomatoes

To treat your vegetables right, you need the right tools--i.e., these 6 slicing, dicing, scrubbing, peeling, cooking devices

Good technique, creme fraiche, and a bit of cardamom combine to make this one of our favorite pound cake recipes

What to do with the summer bumper crop of zucchini? Here's 3 tasty twists: a salad, a tart, and a soup

Across America, chefs are putting vegetables front and center on their menus. And as these 4 recipes show, they're eminently worthy of the spotlight

At one restaurant in Rome, writes Jen Lin-Liu in this excerpt from "On the Noodle Road," they're both--and neither

From the avocados of 1969 to the heirloom everything of recent years, a look back at the trendiest vegetables on the American cooking scene