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Who said bigger is better?
Hetty Lui McKinnon
Shopping
Put down the empty wine bottle and get a French rolling pin.
Lauren Joseph
Culture
Elisa Huang
Cooking
Foot-stepping noodle dough is a time-honored tradition.
Ali Francis
Culture
Kids do the damnedest things...
Janet McCracken
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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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Nutella pinwheels, quick slice-and-bake sandies, and more—all from the same cookie dough.
Claire Saffitz
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I can't be bothered with a rolling pin.
Antara Sinha
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The best way to relax is to chill at home, stretch out on the couch, and munch these Asiago Pinwheels till you burst
Danielle Walsh
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Culture
Plus, Trader Joe’s pumpkin spice chardonnay, a Ben & Jerry’s exit, and more
Sam Stone
Culture
Bon Appétit
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Puff pastry is the most delicious thing on God's green Earth, and makes simple things look so fancy people will ask what patisserie you went to.
Josie Adams
Culture
Except, maybe, people who are too tired to crank it the full 70 times
Sam Dean
test-kitchen
Breadcrumbs have been a staple of Italian cucina povera for centuries. Originally, families that couldn't afford a hunk of grating cheese used whatever small...
Hunter Lewis
Cooking
This technique is just a little extra effort, but it makes for the best-ever texture.
Shilpa Uskokovic
techniques
We gave you a sneak peek at three photos from Good to the Grain. You voted for your favorite, and now we're ready to reveal the winning recipe, Apricot Boysenberry Tarts!
Julia Bainbridge
test-kitchen
In our May issue travel essay on Emilia-Romagna, David Downie writes, "This region is the proverbial land of plenty, where people perch on mountains of grated...
Hunter Lewis
Lifestyle
In our column, Junk Food Makeover, we challenge culinary nutritionist Tricia Williams to recreate iconic snacks with more wholesome, better-for-you recipes
Danielle Walsh
techniques
All you need is 4 ingredients and 10 minutes.
Jill Baughman
Cooking
For the first time ever, we’ve got the recipe right here...
The Bon Appétit Staff
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There's a playing card analogy too. The whole thing is awesome
Emily Fleischaker
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Peep our new column icons
Danielle Walsh
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Laugh all you want: I will beat you in a cherry tomato cutting contest.
Sarah Jampel