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Read the introduction to Teigen's new cookbook, Cravings. And if you have some kind of prejudice against supermodels who love Taco Bell, there's nothing we can do to help you.

The pawpaw has been growing wild for generations. Now chefs are finding creative ways to introduce it to diners.

Here's your chance to meet the man who stars in most of our Instagram videos: senior food editor Rick Martinez!

When every taco is just a pic waiting to happen, what you eat really matters. We polled Insta-stars for advice proven to blow up your feed.

We're floored by all the beautiful tile we're spotting at restaurants. Read our tips for taking the trend home.

Chef Jacques Pépin is a culinary legend. Take his master class in knife skills with this collection of how-to videos.

Chefs across the country are racing to see who will rule the crunchy, juicy, golden age of the fried chicken sandwich. Our entry into the competition: the ultimate make-at-home version.

It's called cellulose, and you've eaten it before. A lot.

Before he was a rapper, Action Bronson went to culinary school and was a full-time chef. Bronson joins us on today's foodcast to talk rap, Albanian food, and being cooked for by Daniel Boulud.

Aidy Bryant teaches three young gentlemen how to bake a cake in an Easy Bake Oven. Spoiler alert: it doesn't end well.

Forget pills: The future of medicine is plant-based, bottled in tiny jars, and sold at natural grocers for upwards of $12. Here's everything you need to know about tinctures.

You're not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but we know plenty of people choose wine based on the label. Is it really that great a sin?

On Michael Pollan's new Netflix show "Cooked," he gets to the bottom of why we're spending less time in the kitchen than ever.

As their Comedy Central show begins its third season, beloved Broad City stoners Ilana and Abbi skip the gummies (but leave room for the munchies).

Chefs confess their undying love (and ways to use) the acidic and spicy all-purpose condiment, yuzu kosho.

Millennials are forking over $96 billion a year on food. Here, a less-than-scientific look at their purchases.

Artisanal pickles, hand-thrown ceramics, and pour-over coffee helped turn the New York City borough into a name brand. But what happens now that those things exist more or less everywhere? A visit to Indianapolis (yes, Indianapolis) to learn what "locally made" means for the locals.

Jellyfish noodles, anyone?

Professional photographers sound off on what it was like to shoot for the magazine entirely on iPhones.

Yup, we totally care about the plates that the President eats on.

The best way to keep your fridge from smelling like a kimchi factory, and more tips from the wise authors of Koreatown: A Cookbook.

Meet special projects associate Lilli Sherman, the lady behind all of our kickass parties. If she really likes you, she might just read your tarot cards.

In the wake of the country's almond milk obsession, what do we do with all the leftover pulp?

Ryoji Kajikawa is the lead yakitori and tempura cook at San Francisco's Rintaro. He's a zen machine in the kitchen, and he's ready to teach you what he knows.

What is a Crowler? For those who love beer, it's about to change the game.

When love is in the air, chocolate will be on our plates—preferably in molten cake form. We talk BA's Best Molten Chocolate Cake and more on this week's Valentine's Day-themed foodcast episode.

All you need is $20 and some scissors.

When dessert comes with an unexpected sparkling garnish.

Salty, crunchy, sweet, and a little fattening, because that's what love is, right?