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The Best Food TV of 2024
Culture
Culinary Class Wars, Chicken Shop Date, the latest Chef’s Table—these are the food shows of the year that Bon Appétit editors loved most.

Karen Yuan

The Best July 4th Photos on Instagram by BA Staffers
Culture
BA staffers really showed their stuff over the 4th of July holiday weekend, making everything from chicken under a brick to full-on lobster dinners

Danielle Walsh

What We Can Learn From Chefs Cooking at Home
Cooking
Every week, there’s something new…

Adam Rapoport

While Sandy Keeps Them Home, BA Staffers Cook Up a Storm
techniques
In the face of a hurricane, what does BA's staff do? Hit the kitchen, of course!

Bon Appétit

It’s Time to Get Back to the Kitchen
Cooking
Cooking Season has arrived.

Adam Rapoport

Creamy Corn Pasta and More Recipes We Made This Week
Cooking
Like zucchini risotto and double-tomato focaccia.

The Bon Appétit Staff

BA's Instagram Silent Auction for Hurricane Sandy
promotions
At BA's Instagram silent auction, we raised money for victims of Hurricane Sandy. Also, we ate fabulously and mingled with famous people

Matt Duckor

How to Outfit Your Kitchen Like Carmy From ‘The Bear’
Shopping
Turns out his favorite things are our favorite things too.

Alaina Chou

Angie Mar’s Cookbook Is a Giant Middle Finger to All Other Cookbooks
Culture
Cleavage, taxidermy, and dangling cigarettes. ‘Butcher and Beast’ is the cookbook that refuses to tone it down. 

Alex Beggs

Disgraced Chef Mario Batali Attempts a Virtual Comeback
Restaurants
The chef, accused of wide-ranging sexual misconduct, recently hosted a slate of cooking classes and promises there are more to come. A report from his attempted return to the public.

Sam Stone

The 19 Best Cookbooks of 2024
Cooking
We asked a panel of chefs and food writers which titles stood out to them most this year.

The Bon Appétit and Epicurious Staffs

Hard Truths: Your Oven Is Lying to You
techniques
That thing where your cake is ready on top but is wet in the middle? It's not your fault (this time).

Rick Martinez

Top Chef's Ryan Scott Shows Corn on the Cob the Business End of a Mandoline
techniques

Bon Appétit

How to Put Out a Kitchen Fire Because OMG FLAMES
techniques
Everything you need to know about putting out a kitchen fire, including when to actually use an extinguisher.

Rochelle Bilow

What to Cook When It’s Dark at 4 p.m.
Culture
Wintry stew recipes, a spinach water debate, and Instagram tips from the BA social media team from this week’s newsletter.

Alex Beggs

What Happens After Your Restaurant Burns to the Ground?
Restaurants
One of Detroit's most popular restaurants was burned down—but that won't stop it from coming back.

Elyssa Goldberg

Something's Cooking in the BA Kitchen - We're Selling Stuff (Good Stuff!)
Culture
We tested out our new kitchen line on 18 bloggers; they were kind enough to say nice things

Danielle Walsh

How 'Diner Journal' Helped Diner (the Restaurant) Find Its Voice
Early in Diner's history, its owners considered writing a cookbook. What they created instead helped launch a new wave of indie food magazines

Sam Dean

Chefs Can't Escape Their Famous Viral Dishes (Even When They Want To)
Culture
The (mis)fortune of creating a dish that's a runaway viral hit.

Elyssa Goldberg

All the Times We Accidentally Set Food (and Ourselves) on Fire
Culture
Thankfully, the only thing lost in these kitchen fires was our pride and perhaps a few arm hairs.

Rochelle Bilow

Sheet-Pan Chicken With Grapes and More Recipes We Made This Week
Cooking
Like cornbread breakfast casserole and lamb burgers.

The Bon Appétit Staff

The Quickest Beef Stew Is Actually Meatball Soup
Cooking
All the same long-cooked flavors in half the time.

Kendra Vaculin

"Best New Restaurant" Episode 4: Tiny Mistakes and Why They Matter a Lot
Restaurants
What diners should know about why restaurants have off days, and what restaurants should know about preventing (and fixing) them.

Christina Chaey