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Ditch your stand mixer—this is speedier.

Shilpa Uskokovic

It’s the key to soaring cakes, weightless meringues, and fluffy soufflés.

Shilpa Uskokovic

Because air-fryer garlic fries deserve to be made in the very best air fryer.

Kelsey Jane Youngman

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Like a crunchy broccoli Caesar and a juicy tomato Caesar.
With juicy tomatoes and scrambled eggs, it’s a fast, few-ingredient favorite.

Serena Dai

This week on the podcast, Chris and MacKenzie help a caller conquer her fear of cooking poultry.

Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors

Use your favorite summer stone fruit, and top with a big scoop of ice cream.

Carly Westerfield

It’s big-batchable, less bitter, and ready to party.

Alaina Chou

It’s flavorful, sustainable, and supremely weeknightable.

Amanda Shapiro

Make it with those bruised fruits from the bottom of your tote bag.

Antara Sinha

And how do you store a bottle to keep it tasting its best?

Nina Moskowitz

This recipe says no. That recipe says yes.

Zoe Denenberg

Both plain and in a quesadilla, one supermarket brand was a crowd-favorite.

Sam Stone

You’ve already made a peach dessert. Now try this cheesy, savory stunner.

Kendra Vaculin

Thanks to a few smart tricks, it serves a dozen lucky people.

Jesse Szewczyk

Like no-skewer kebabs and foolproof chicken and rice.

Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors

Plus, a reformulated hummus, cat-approved cat treats, and more new products reviewed.

Alex Beggs

This week on the podcast, Chris talks through the recipe he tested 100+ times.

Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors

There isn’t a better afternoon snack in the summer.

Emma Laperruque

From plums and apricots to cherries and blueberries.

Abra Berens

First, don’t panic. Here’s what you need to know.

Ali Francis

Don’t toss your corncobs—boil them into liquid gold.

Melina Hammer

Chris Morocco and Shilpa Uskokovic help a caller with a nut allergy recreate and enjoy her most beloved restaurant dishes at home—while also staying safe.

Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors

Their tangy marinade gets used not one, not two, but three ways.

Nina Moskowitz

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