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Culinary Class Wars, Chicken Shop Date, the latest Chef’s Table—these are the food shows of the year that Bon Appétit editors loved most.

In our latest taste test we hunted down for a bourbon for every palate.

For Charleston restauranteurs James London and Yoanna Tang, nothing quite says Lowcountry like a winter oyster roast.

Noma veteran David Zilber shows us what he keeps in his refrigerator

Chef Phoebe Ogawa explores a Japanese tradition with her stunning, miniature creations.

Champagne problems? We run down how to shop for Champagne and other interesting sparklers to help you stock your holiday table and impress your guests.

Editor in Chief Jamila Robinson reflects on the many things to celebrate this year.

Dress up dinner with a little sparkle, cheer, and a soupçon of camp.

We sipped 7 brands to help you figure out your next great party pour.

At Rose Hill, a farm and cider making operation in New York’s Hudson Valley, a community gathers each year to breathe life into the snowy fields—and make a lot of noise in the process.

DIY butter sculptures are cheeky, fun, and easy to make.

Got (Raw) Milk? The debate is about to take center stage with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination by Donald Trump as the nation's top health official.

I adapt my diet around my ADHD medication, which affects my appetite. I make strawberry-banana smoothies, Spam musubi bowls, and other “safe” foods.

There’s never been a more exciting time to drink American cider.

Can bubble tea stay true to its roots in a $4 billion market?

Why ordering a draft beer might soon become a thing of the past.

At Prudencia, seven courses and all the time in the world are always on the menu.

Fawn Weaver, founder of Uncle Nearest, is diving into cognac, learning French, and uncovering the forgotten history of American whiskey

A new wave of hyper-regional, terroir-driven agave-based spirits have arrived Stateside. Here are some of the very best bottles to try.

Eva Longoria shares how a move to Mexico changed the way she cooks, her Sunday meal prep gameplan, and the Mexico City bakery that makes her favorite conchas.

In her November 2024 letter, editor in chief Jamila Robinson reflects on how to make the holiday meaningful.

At Sly Fox Den Too, her restaurant in Rhode Island, chef Sherry Pocknett carries on the culinary practices of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe.

Because drinking from a cup just doesn’t cut it.

Eating is always a part of the likability test for politicians. But for Kamala Harris, it goes beyond optics—her passion for food runs deep.

No hook? No problem. Just kidding, it’s a huge problem—and there's an easy solution.

Cooking a remembrance dinner can bring joy to how we grieve

She makes rice balls in the shape of pandas for her daughter’s lunch, and hot pot shabu-shabu and classic Bon Appétit recipes for family dinner.

From classic Italian amari to a new-school coffee liqueur, we love ending big meals with these bottles.

For Gen Zers who turned 21 during the pandemic’s shutdowns, staying home became the default social mode.

Friendsgiving is great, but community leaders say we need to address social isolation beyond the holiday season.