Cooking Tips
Isn't she lovely!
Hunter Lewis and Danielle Walsh
We asked our test kitchen to demystify our favorite breakfast dish
Danielle Walsh
Do you love tradition but crave new flavors for the big bird? We got you.
Julia Bainbridge
Let us do the work for you with our menus, checklist, and how-to videos
Danielle Walsh
Canal House cooks Melissa Hamilton and Christopher Hirsheimer serve an edible fall centerpiece
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Feed a crowd without the fuss
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Our Editor-in-Chief recounts learning the art of the omelet
Adam Rapoport
If it doesn't come out, the lemon might be to blame
Danielle Walsh
How else can you nosh with a drink in your hand?
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Wanna know a trick?
Kay Chun
Compound butters are one of the simplest ways to add last-minute flavor to a dish
Hunter Lewis
It's not just for bacon. Learn how to perfectly cook this rich cut of meat
Hunter Lewis
...although Mario Batali might not be there
Emily Fleischaker
Our editors share tips for avoiding fish fumes
Danielle Walsh
Mise en place--a French term for "everything in its place"--is arguably the single most important step in cooking that differentiates a pro from an amateur
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You don't have to buy it! Here are the steps--with photos--to brewing at home
Hunter Lewis
Techniques for cooking cleaner, faster, and more efficiently
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A good cook needs to be able to find items quickly, know how fresh they are, and when to throw them out
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The simple genius of this technique will have you buying an extra Coleman for next summer.
Scott DeSimon
Not everything needs to be market fresh. Be prepared to cook any cuisine with these seven dried spices
Danielle Walsh
Learn where to save, where to splurge, and how to use what's already in your kitchen.
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You don't need a walk-in fridge, eight line cooks, and a scorching-hot ten-burner range to run a professional kitchen
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Go ahead, brown bag it. That doesn't have to mean a boring lunch.
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The Canal House cooks show you how to enjoy them
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