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Pistachio pesto is how
Cameron Berkman
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I’ll slather this vibrant, smoky-spicy magic on just about everything.
Jesse Sparks
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Pistachio-cream sandwich cookies and a meaty pork scaloppine are among the restaurant recipes our readers want to cook at home this month.
Belle Cushing
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Senior food editor Andy Baraghani has a thing for mortars and pestles.
Andy Baraghani
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This serrano-spiked sauce does everything classic pesto can do, only zestier.
Jesse Szewczyk
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Homemade pizza, chicken piccata, and more.
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Fungi Perfecti’s annual magazine is packed with nerdy deep dives and, of course, mushrooms.
Emily Wilson
Culture
Show us what you got! Cook our June cover recipe and send us your pics
Joanna Sciarrino
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Senior editor Alex Beggs also discusses an eerily empty office and an NYC restaurant closing in her weekly newsletter.
Alex Beggs
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This recipe uses a marvelous method for bringing everything together in one skillet (it would also work for boneless chicken breasts), I just didn't like the pistou.
Chris Hall
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On this episode of Dinner SOS, the BA Bake Club is back with a brand new cake recipe. Plus, a baking icon makes a special guest appearance.
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If you don't believe me, ask all the little neighborhood stands (not to mention a few hulking multinational corporations) that have steadily traded on the classic for years. They'll tell you not to go sticking pesto on a perfectly good hamburger.
Chris Hall
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Apparently BA readers really wanted to make our March cover Pimiento Mac and Cheese recipe (understandably), but some of you had trouble tracking down the peppadew peppers it called for.
Janet McCracken
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Plus, it saves me time in the kitchen later.
Callie Sumlin
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Edward Jones
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Sorry, no leftovers here.
Adam Rapoport
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Like a cross between savory bagna cauda and spicy arrabbiata, this one’s total dynamite.
Emma Wartzman
Culture
Drizzle it on toast, gift it to unsuspecting strangers, or keep a secret stash for you and you only.
Alex Beggs
Culture
The best things we ate at the Fancy Food Show this week, a Red Lobster recap, and more.
Alex Beggs
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The cocktail nuts stay up past snack time
Bon Appétit
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Chop, thread, brush, grill. Those are the only verbs involved with these simple chicken skewers. Well ok, there's one more: While they cook, you puree the tarragon pesto...
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These Italian vegetable fritters can be made from any kind of vegetable and baked, shallow-fried, or deep-fried.
Marianna Cerini
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To thank our Facebook fans, every week for a month we'll pick our favorite fan-submitted photo of a Bon Appetit recipe and feature it here.
Diane Chang