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Cicadas are swarming the East Coast, and three Southern chefs are cooking them up every which way. Kung pao bugs, anyone?

How our editor in chief learned to cook better--by listening to (and watching) his wife

Getting free food for life is easy if you're a hero (like that guy in Cleveland), an athlete, or willing to become a permanent billboard

That's because it's real. Well, used to be. Plus, the most useful BBQ apron ever, potatoes are the cheapest source of nutrition, and more in our daily roundup of food news

She's 90, she's adorable, and in this video she's teaching a Del Posto chef how to make an Italian masterpiece: timpano

Here's how we at BA spent our Memorial Day--with ribs, burgers, steaks, bourbon, and buckets of ice-cold beer

Upgrading your kitchen doesn't have to mean a second mortgage and a marriage counselor. Just borrow these 3 simple ideas inspired by our favorite looks

Transport the flavors of France to the park or beach with this delicious moveable feast

The "Top Chef" host's morning routine is all about tea, ova, and the occasional batch of French toast

You know those plants that grow in the sidewalk cracks? Why, some of them are downright delicious!

Last week we ran a ton of stories about drinks, from cocktail recipes (rum, vodka, whiskey, and more) to rock-band beers. Missed it? Catch up here

Videogames always go better with a brew, and we've got the perfect pairings, from the rocky lager for Asteroids to the punch-packing IPA for Double Dragon

Summer's almost here, and here at Bon Appetit we're eager to sink our (metaphorical) teeth into these neat food-related books

From Micheladas to Provencal roses, the drinks we at Bon Appetit plan to drink outside, all summer long

At brunch, food is only half the equation. The other half? These 12 daytime cocktail recipes

Fracking might ruin the German beer industry. Plus, how to crush ice with your bare hands in less than 60 seconds, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Mixing gin and tequila, or Scotch and rum, might sound like heresy, but clever bartenders are finding ways, new and old, to make them work deliciously

Booker and Dax's Thai Basil Daiquiri is nice and cool--thanks to the power of liquid nitrogen

From cornballs to poison muffins, we've got everything you need to celebrate the return of "Arrested Development" this weekend

That grill's not just for dinner: We've concocted 5 hot cocktails that use grilled ingredients (like pineapple, peach, and lemon) for a one-of-a-kind smoky kick

Cooking burgers and dogs this weekend? How about a Louisiana crawfish boil, alfresco paella for 20, or a whole pig roast? It's not impossible--if you know how

But not in a shot glass, please. The Mexican spirit (and mezcal, too) makes for a fine cocktail, and we're not just talking margaritas. Here's 10 recipes to sip and savor

Boston's Puritan & Company's antique aperitif glass collection is, in a word, gorgeous. Oh, and another word: affordable

Our Drinks Week is coming to an end, and that means dealing with the inevitable: the morning after. To help, we've collected all our edible remedies right here

That's what bloggers who made them said about our Rhubarb Shortcakes

There's something unique about cocktails that calls out to be photographed, and we've rounded up 16 of the most beautiful drinks from Instagram

Turns out canned peaches may be better for you than fresh ones. Plus, the Smithsonian's food issue, the worst bartender in NYC, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Salt is no longer just margarita garnish--it's becoming an essential part of sophisticated cocktails

The French Colombian cocktail from Booker and Dax is a tasty absinthe-based cocktail that requires one special tool: a red hot poker heated to 1,600 degrees

From tropical tipples to straight-up stirred drinks, rum is as versatile as any other spirit, and we've got 16 recipes to prove it