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Inside The Test Kitchen

Use it to make your "vinegar mother." (And what that is.)

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Follow these simple steps and you're on your way to the ultimate fall roast.

Hunter Lewis

A quick tip that will add a ton of flavor to your next pot of soup

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You don't have to buy it! Here are the steps--with photos--to brewing at home

Hunter Lewis

Cold brew was the hit of the summer, but that doesn't mean you should stop drinking it this fall

Hunter Lewis

Kay Chun

This cooking technique is a great building block for cozy fall recipes and for making the most of the end-of-summer harvest.

Chris Morocco

All summer long, we've been drinking different coolers in the test kitchen. Here are our three favorite recipes.

Kay Chun

The best beach dinners require minimal prep and maximum flavor

Hunter Lewis

The broken pieces of rice take on a creamy, risotto-like texture when boiled, making them the perfect canvas for a rich sauce.

Hunter Lewis

Mary-Frances Heck

The next time you want to slice corn off the cob, try this technique.

Hunter Lewis

Typically eggplant behaves like a sponge, soaking up heroic amounts of oil when fried. But the chefs at Chicago's Terzo Piano figured out a trick.

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Danielle Walsh

Make the household favorite sweet treat at home.

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Pain is Good sauces are super hot, but they also have good flavor.

Kay Chun

Why slap a whole fish on the grill? Because it tastes better. Here's how to do it.

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These little sprouts have the oniony tang of chives and the sharpness of raw garlic.

Kay Chun

The lesser-known cousins of blueberries and other stalwarts of the berry world can add a delicious new dimension to desserts.

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A great dressing is essential to any slaw. Here's how to make one.

Mary-Frances Heck

With the propane majority in mind, here are three methods for cooking better, smokier meat over a gas fire.

Hunter Lewis

There are two opinions on the most humane way to kill a lobster. For the squeamish, we recommend this method.

Kay Chun

We smuggled home lemons from Procida, Italy. And they're huge!

Kay Chun