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You have to see these pastries.

Spice rub one night, pasta or fish or salad the next. We're all about that versatility.

All you need is some indirect heat.

Run, don't walk.

Including what's in that magical secret sauce.

Korean Fried Chicken may be a stateside phenomenon, but nowhere is it more obsessed over than on the streets of Seoul. Wesley Yang stays up late in pursuit of the crunchiest, spiciest birds in town.

Extra cheese, arcade games, and fake wood panelling are all cool again.

Brooks Headley encourages stealing from other cookbooks, he does it all the time.

Chef and cyclist Seamus Mullen keeps these tropical energy bars in his jersey at all times.

A desperate dispatch from Superiority Burger’s Brooks Headley, a chef attempting to file his (way overdue) second manuscript

If you're going to detox, might as well do it like a chef.

Tofino may be heaven on earth. If heaven were a tiny surf town in British Columbia surrounded by ancient rainforests, pristine coastline, and pine-covered peaks. chef Nick Nutting of local favorite Wolf in the Fog invites us along for an afternoon of foraging, driftwood-fire cooking, and plenty of fried oysters down by the water.

Our editor-in-chief thinks a short sans-family vacation is good for the soul. He has a point.

Thanks to Josh Ku and Trigg Brown, you can travel halfway around the world without leaving your kitchen. The duo share the recipes that fuel their addictive Brooklyn-based Taiwanese restaurant, Win Son.

Thou shalt not charge guests for Wi-Fi.

In North Carolina, immigrant farmers are learning to love collards and introducing Southerners to some unfamiliar greens.

Oaxaca, Mexico is one of the most colorful (and delicious) places on the planet.

Start with a Japanese spa in Santa Fe, end with a chic hotel in Austin, and try all the incredible tamales, tequila, and Texas BBQ you can't miss along the way.

And it sounds incredible.

Our highly specific guide to the most delicious places to stay in America

No reservations, no Michelin stars, no fuss. London's buzzing with spots serving global dishes of every kind.

Buy a fermentation crock and take a spoon carving class at Villagers, the homesteading superstore in Asheville, N.C.

We'll take one of each.

This Icelandic palate cleanser tastes like a beach house in your mouth. You know, in a good way.

Slices or pie? Fold or no fold? Perfect pizza beverage?

All the crunchy, saucy wraps, please.

"A gas station biscuit belongs to the between places: the long drives down country roads, local radio and cheap coffee keeping you company."