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Meet Carrie Pacini, our Readers' Choice Week winner for your best spicy recipe.

1950s vibes + a little dinner theater = exactly what we want from a restaurant in 2016.

Port may be your grandma’s drink, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be your drink, too. Because here’s the thing: Port is really good.

Family recipes are the best kind of heirlooms—this spicy Italian sausage and bean soup from one of our readers proves why.

This is what happens when you let Emeril loose in a building full of fashion magazines.

On today's foodcast episode, Los Angeles Times restaurant critic Jonathan Gold talks about what it was like to film the new documentary, "City of Gold."

Meet Dhanya Samuel, our Readers' Choice Week winner for best chocolate dessert.

Meet Shelly West, our Readers' Choice Week winner for best vegetarian main dish.

The sleek and stylish thermos that keeps us drinking our favorite teas at the office all day long.

Coffee shops don't rake in the cash, so why are chefs so eager to own their own?

We don't know how to put this: We're obsessed with this home decor store.

Don't have time to make dinner on crazy weeknights? You obviously haven't met this shrimp curry with chickpeas and cauliflower.

When we want to know everything that's hot in the restaurant world right now, we hunt down senior editor Meryl Rothstein.

Watch how to make Brad's super-easy, delicious, and healthful Feel-Good Tonic to help cure whatever ails you.

Are there three better words in the English language than "cake for one"?

On today's foodcast episode, we're going retro. Food director Carla Lalli Music and Test Kitchen editor Claire Saffitz talk tuna casserole (and a fear of tuna casserole), chocolate mousse, meatloaf, and all that good stuff that defined our childhoods.

We all dream of quitting our day jobs and starting our own small-batch food brands. These four people actually did it.

How the cast of The Humans stomachs lukewarm turkey, powdered mashed potatoes, and add-water stuffing—every night.

For comedian Chelsea Handler, introducing strangers is necessary for any successful party. Also, vodka.

Does this mean wearing chocolate frosting on your face is haute couture?

Kanye-themed lunch menus, house-made ice cream, and energy drinks on tap—it's no surprise these are the companies everyone wants to work for.

Ben Schott indexes the more irksome fashions afflicting modern food culture.

None of these seven people are chefs. But you’ll want to remember their names.

A week in the life our (very hungry) staff food photographer, Alex Lau.

Digital recipe editor Jill Baughman makes extra buttery mashed potatoes just because...and is our hero.

We meet the diehards who stand in line for hours—to them, the meal at the end is just that worth it.

Everything you need to know about bourbon’s cooler cousin.

We listened to a lot of rap to bring you these cold, hard facts.