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Watch and learn. Drink and forget.
We promise, it's as baffling as it sounds.
Sam Dean
The redesigned Penguin "Great Food" series arrives stateside October 18th, and they're beautiful enough to convince us that we need yet another copy of M.F.K. Fisher's Love in a Dish.
Hannah Sullivan
Watch and learn. Drink and forget.
The affable ice cream company laid down some real talk on their website over the weekend expressing their support for the Occupy movements sweeping the country.
Sam Dean
The New York Times takes a look at "tabletop directors" and the complicated business of filming food.
Sam Dean
Is a combined BudMiller in the cards?
Sam Dean
Check out Gourmet Live's great piece on the crossover between medical marijuana and American food and wine.
Sam Dean
Our Deputy Editor wrote the book on heirlooms. Really.
Hannah Sullivan
An apple, a juicebox, and a PB+J in a Ziploc is no longer enough--inspirational notes are becoming standard for some school lunches.
Sam Dean
The best cured meats in America, from Iowa prosciutto spread to Utah mocetta, and how to serve them to your guests
Andrew Knowlton
We challenged nutritionist Tricia Williams to healthy-up the king of packaged cupcakes
Danielle Walsh
Pick your favorite recipe photo, and you could win a copy of the book!
Julia Bainbridge
Lily (the new muppet) is introduced in a special called "Growing Hope Against Hunger."
Sam Dean
The annual awards have been announced, and both Biology and Chemistry went to food-related studies!
Sam Dean
Restaurant and Drinks Editor Andrew Knowlton shares a few theories on dinner parties
Andrew Knowlton
When it comes to affordable, party-friendly bubbly, we're popping the cork on American artisanal hard ciders
Andrew Knowlton
The new book, out October 1, contains 107 illustrated recipes
Sam Dean
Since it's jam-packed with antioxidants, here are more ways to sneak it into your diet
Meryl Rothstein
The sexy chicken finds its voice, cruelly rejects our Editor in Chief
Sam Dean
It's called "Gyrene Burger," and boy does it sound like a bad idea.
Sam Dean
Big-name chefs can help you pick your next meal! It's like you're their friends, except only in a sad digital way.
Sam Dean
A new book details the champagne, celebrities, and clowns that chefs want at their final meals
Meryl Rothstein