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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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Enjoy it warm, cold, or at room temp.
Hana Asbrink
Culture
We're sharing the best home cook-submitted recipes from food52's latest contest. This week, the theme is "Your Best Chili Pepper Recipe."
Bon Appétit
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Editor in chief Adam Rapoport shares his frittata game plan for entertaining in his weekly newsletter.
Adam Rapoport
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I’ll slather this vibrant, smoky-spicy magic on just about everything.
Jesse Sparks
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The old school was cool as hell. These aren't going out of style any time soon.
Alex Delany
techniques
We asked our readers what secret ingredients they put in their "best chili ever" and got some unexpected responses.
Diane Chang
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Earthier, fruitier, and more interesting than green bell peppers, poblanos bring the (mild, intriguing) heat.
Amiel Stanek
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BONUS: Cabbage slaw to snack on while cooking.
Rachel Karten
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A mildly spicy chile flake that we sprinkle on pizza, pasta, popcorn—okay, everything.
Christine Muhlke
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It's a springtime thing from Arthur Potts Dawson's new cookbook, Eat Your Vegetables
Julia Bainbridge
Culture
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Pearl & Ash's crispy potatoes are the woodsy cousin of patatas bravas--and we're obsessed with them
Matt Duckor
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For decades, Romulo Yanes photographed beautiful and defining images for Gourmet, Bon Appétit, and Epicurious.
Bon Appétit
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Here's how to make Frito Pie.
Andrew Knowlton
Hearty Swiss chard and chorizo come together in this easy-to-make frittata.
Rochelle Bilow
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Blister these Padron peppers, sprinkle them with sea salt, and pop 'em like peanuts. But watch out: 1 in 10 will sear your mouth with spice
Danielle Walsh
Culture
Pitmaster Erin O'Shea of Precy Street Barbecue in Philadelphia reveals her signature BBQ sauce.
Andrew Knowlton
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