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It’s sweet. It’s sour. And it’s extremely delicious.
Rachel Karten
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This classic Greek vinaigrette that gives a flash of brightness to seafood.
Bon Appétit
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This Canarian sauce can wake up nearly any bland ingredient.
Valerio Farris
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Make it for stuffed peppers, baked eggs, weeknight chicken, and more.
Kendra Vaculin
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Our readers are craving grilled kale salads, pasta loaded with tomatoes and shrimp, and juicy hanger steak this month.
Belle Cushing
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Editor in chief Adam Rapoport uses this pantry staple for a creamy wannabe bolognese on a Monday night.
Adam Rapoport
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Like tomato pasta and lemon cream pie.
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors
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Cauliflower is what you need and want
Chris Morocco
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Use the pantry staple to make everything from an easy salsa fresca to a creamy—yet vegan!—tomato soup.
Alyse Whitney
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Like zucchini risotto and double-tomato focaccia.
The Bon Appétit Staff
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Carla Lalli Music proclaims it’s make-soup-and-nap season in her weekly newsletter.
Carla Lalli Music
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Topped with an elaborate sesame seed-chive sprinkle.
Amanda Shapiro
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It took one writer four months to cook through all of the recipes in Bon Appétit's January issue—here's the fried pasta that came out on top.
Tommy Werner
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We gave you a sneak peek at three photos from The Frankies Spuntino Kitchen Companion & Cooking Manual. You voted for your favorite, and now we're ready to reveal the winning recipe: meatballs!
Julia Bainbridge
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You don’t need to stand over the stove to create rich, comforting red sauce.
Aliza Abarbanel
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Introducing: epic garlic bread, juicy pork cutlets, Creamsicle-inspired sundaes, and more inspiration for your weeknight dinners.
Claire Saffitz
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Your oven is about to do a happy dance...if that were possible.
Sam Kim
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Show us what you got! Cook our June cover recipe and send us your pics
Joanna Sciarrino
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Put a few ingredients in a jar, and just let it go—aka, the easiest way to start fermenting at home.
Elyssa Goldberg
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This soup has just three other ingredients, but garlic is the one that matters.
Chris Morocco
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Like a cross between savory bagna cauda and spicy arrabbiata, this one’s total dynamite.
Emma Wartzman
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Three simple pasta sauces that come together in minutes, with zero stove time? Sign us up.
Rochelle Bilow