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There are two drinks we care about on this week's podcast episode: beer and coffee. It's no surprise that our editor in chief has *a lot* of thoughts on the matter.

We don’t want to know what evil sorcery lies inside this cardboard container of creamy deliciousness.

Emeril Lagasse was 23 when he became the chef at Commander's Palace in New Orleans. He had a lot to learn.

Affordable, anonymous "house wine" might be the best bang for your buck. Or is it? Here's how to know if you should order it.

Our social media manager's last day is today, but her genius cooking wisdom is forever.

What happens to that greasy pizza box? And the limes in those empty Corona bottles? We have all the answers to your recycling questions.

Imagine if your grocery list was carved into a 17 foot piece of marble. How would you get that to the grocery store?

With limited space, this kitchen packs in the essentials: a state of the art wine fridge.

Maybe you've noticed that your waiter is the best-dressed person in the restaurant. There's a reason: custom threads.

Fall: The season best for making apple pie, chai tea, and burrowing under a blanket reading a good food book.

Intimidated by the wine world’s sniffing and swirling? Marissa A. Ross has a thought: Don’t do it.

The J. Crew president and creative director on the "lunch uniform" that powers her through the workday.

Last weekend, some of the best chefs and food thinkers from around the world gathered under a tent in Copenhagen to think, eat, and drink (not necessarily in that order).

Makes a batch of rice on Sundays and turn it into speedy fried rice any night of the week.

Quick-cooking shrimp get a flavor boost from cilantro, beer, and lots of fresh lime.

These appetizers come together fast and easy, but no one has to know that but you.

Did you just order wine before you even looked at the menu? C'mon now.

What better way to sneak a few more veggies into the day than on top of a super-quick pizza?

Heaven is a place in a deep well of melted cheese (that you're totally going to serve at your next dinner party).

Sausage and greens are a match made in weeknight dinner heaven.

The no-tipping movement is gaining steam—and it's not without controversy. We explain how it started, whether it'll stick, and why dropping the check will never be the same.

The world's number one tennis player on what he eats, and how mis-ordering a restaurant dish almost blew his chance to woo his wife.

Turn that package of instant ramen noodles in your pantry into a healthy-ish dinner.

If you don't have a Costco membership, you're missing out on the best store brand food products you can get.

Bento boxes with dried mango, arugula-ham wraps, salami snacks, and Moroccan meatballs—Restaurateur Andrew Tarlow's kids have school lunches we'd gladly trade our cubicle salads for.

Think you really hate IPAs? We guarantee we've got one you'll actually like.

How did this exact pizza make its way into all of our lives? And how did it achieve its, let’s say, *distinct* flavor and texture? Huh. Good questions.

One cook’s “exotic” is another cook’s pantry staple. Yotam Ottolenghi, the chef who introduced za’atar and pomegranate molasses to countless kitchens around the world, on not sweating the specialty ingredient.

Holy chardonnay! California wine is finally fun. And so are the people who make it.