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The Jewish baked good hits the big time.
Julia Kramer and Julia Bainbridge
Cooking
The BA Test Kitchen has created the cronut's successor: the babkallah, a mashup of chocolate babka and fluffy challah bread, perfect for the holidays.
Claire Saffitz
Cooking
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Cooking
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Carey Polis
Cooking
Let no crumb of babka go to waste.
Nina Moskowitz
Cooking
We have Jake Cohen's great-aunt-in-law to thank for this fast, easy Iraqi Passover dessert.
Jake Cohen
Cooking
Like shawarma-spiced carrots and pantry pasta.
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors
The beyond-ubquitous green gets a newfangled flavor pop from Indian lime pickle and goes down smooth with ghee
Mike Lew
Cooking
Jalebi, baby
Mehreen Karim
Culture
Don’t think too hard about it.
Alex Beggs
Culture
We go and throw it on the grill
Joanna Sciarrino
Shopping
Pika Pika’s jam has a tangerine-like sweetness, bitter grapefruit flavor, and the right amount of lime-y sourness.
Kyle Beechey
Cooking
A question for the ages.
Alex Delany
Lifestyle
Sure, they're basic. But in a good way!
Aliza Abarbanel
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Who knew Portland, Oregon's take on classic Russian cooking could be so much damn fun. The more than 60 vodkas don't hurt, either.
Andrew Knowlton and Julia Kramer
Culture
Kimchi slaw! Ribs! Cobbler! WaJu!
Alex Beggs
Lifestyle
It blends with other flours like a dream without making things too craggy, stodgy, or crumbly.
Kyle Beechey
Culture
Jellyfish noodles, anyone?
Christina Chaey
Cooking
Kinda ugly, but extremely quick, easy, and delicious.
Adam Rapoport
Bon Appétit
Lifestyle
Updated pastrami sandwiches, beet-cured salmon, and the chocolatiest babka await at NYC’s new wave of Jewish delis and appetizing shops.
Julia Kramer
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We're down to the wire, and BA's food editors will be on Facebook tomorrow to answer all your last-minute cooking questions
Laura Loesch-Quintin
Culture
Every week we choose a recipe that several bloggers have made and feature it here with photos and links.
Diane Chang