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Our new "Grilling Book" is out soon, and we're having bloggers test-drive the recipes. Today: The Year in Food's Kimberley Hasselbrink grill-roasts some chickens

Bon Appétit

The 2013 James Beard awards are tonight, and our Restaurants editor, Andrew Knowlton, thinks he knows who's taking home the medals

Andrew Knowlton

The bees! They're dying! Plus, the birth of Doritos Locos tacos, ordering healthy school lunches, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

Our new "Grilling Book" is out soon, and this week we're having bloggers cook up its great recipes. Today: La Buena Vida's Nicole Franzen takes on beef

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What Andrew Knowlton learned at the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby

Andrew Knowlton

Ferran and Albert Adria have launched a series of molecular gastronomy kits. Plus, ice cream sushi exists (in Japan), rat meat being sold as lamb in China, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

Drank too much on Cinco de Mayo? Don't worry. Here are six Mexican dishes that cure an ailing cabeza, from chilaquiles to posole

Sam Dean

Domino's video-tracks them from dough to delivery. Plus, "Nature" tackles GMOs, an over-the-top Bloody Mary, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

Bartenders name the cocktails they never want to make again (like Long Island Iced Tea). Plus, photographs of musicians' strange backstage food demands, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

From Sichuan peppercorns to Oaxacan pork, the U.S. has banned (and unbanned) some popular foodstuffs. Here's 12 you should know about

Sam Dean

It's a portable watermelon fridge from Japan. Duh. Plus, how astronauts make coffee, Michael Pollan's gender politics, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Sam Dean

The FDA's lifting its ban on Italian cured meats. Plus, the "World's 50 Best Restaurants" list is leaked, a letter to an unborn cheeseburger, and more in our daily food news roundup

Sam Dean

The deep-fried dim sum classic is going big-time, from New York to Texas to California

Andrew Knowlton

Venture capitalists are pouring big bucks into food start-ups, many of which are focused on plant-based diets

Sam Dean

Jerry Seinfeld knows! Plus, cabbies share their favorite lunches, wine pairings for breakups, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Sam Dean

Farmers' markets are glowing with all kinds of edible blossoms, and ABC Kitchen chef Dan Kluger is here to explain how you can eat them at home

Bianca Prum

A 4-year-old reviews Mission Chinese. Plus, Coke blames obesity on chicken, cutting up a watermelon in 20 seconds, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

Good luck asking science: For decades, studies have gone back and forth. So we sifted through the research in search of a final answer

Sam Dean

Le Cirque isn't as old as "Mad Men" thinks. Plus, Ben Affleck eats on $1.50 a day, a review of the "Top Chef" cruise, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

At Lake Austin resort in Texas, "spa food" means satisfaction, not sacrifice

Bon Appétit

A 14-year-old McDonald's burger looks brand new. Plus, how many bananas $5 buys you around the world, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

For Kelsey Timmerman, it's not a simple question. His new book looks at the overseas farms (and farmers) that grow the foods we eat every day

Sam Dean

Korean rapper Psy seeks $40,000/month personal chef. Plus, the cinnamon challenge is bad, a filter can siphon water from Coke, and more in our daily roundup of food news

Danielle Walsh

Portland, OR, is a small city in an out-of-the-way corner of America. So how did it come to determine what we all eat?

Charlotte Druckman

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