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My Favorite Magazine Is a Mushroom Catalog—Yes, You Heard That Right
Shopping
Fungi Perfecti’s annual magazine is packed with nerdy deep dives and, of course, mushrooms. 

Emily Wilson

Piment d’Ville Chile Powder Is Smoky, Savory, and—Most Important—Super Fresh
Shopping
Forget stuffing your suitcase with Esplette, California makes it now too.

Kyle Beechey

These Mellow, Smoky Chile Flakes Are Your Red Pepper Flake Replacement
Cooking
A mildly spicy chile flake that we sprinkle on pizza, pasta, popcorn—okay, everything.

Christine Muhlke

Le Creuset's Newest Color Will Make Pantone Very Happy
Culture
The 2018 Color of the Year is already everywhere.

Melissa Minton

Fiery and Garlicky, Mojo Picón Is A Potato's Soulmate
Cooking
This Canarian sauce can wake up nearly any bland ingredient.

Valerio Farris

Too Much Basil? Make Creamy-Herby Tallarines Verdes
Cooking
Like pesto, this Peruvian green sauce is low in effort and high in reward.

Alexis Montoya

Where Do Those Powders in Your Smoothie Actually Come From?
Lifestyle
Whether foraged, farmed, or grown in a lab, your medicinal herbs are probably "processed."

Zan Romanoff

This Green Sauce Is the Most Useful Condiment There Is, End of Story
Cooking
And it's a righteous excuse to use all those aging herbs in your fridge.

Alex Delany

Turning Sustainable Mushrooms into Edible Art at Paris's La Cave de L'Insolites
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Sponsored: In the city of old-school haute cuisine, the 11th arrondissement's La Cave de l'Insolites uses organic ingredients in its array of delicious and visually stunning dishes.

Edward Jones

Dry Your Own Herbs (and Say Goodbye to the Store-Bought Stuff for Good)
techniques
Never buy another bottle of musty "Italian Seasoning" again.

Alison Roman

This Is the Middle Eastern Cookbook That Inspires Everything We Cook at Botanica
Lifestyle
Spice, the cookbook by Ana Sortun, is like gospel for the co-owners of Botanica in LA.

Emily Fiffer and Heather Sperling

Sorrel for Dessert
techniques
I planted this herb once, years ago. I've never had to since.

Ian Knauer

Shrubs, Spritzes, and Swizzles: Everything You Need to Make Summer's Coolest Cocktails
Culture
Our favorite cocktails of summer are light, refreshing, and dangerously drinkable.

Belle Cushing

Why Paris's Best-Kept Food Secret Is Hidden Far Underground
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Sponsored: Parisian mushroom farmer, Angel Moioli shares his secret Champignonnière Les Carrières.

Edward Jones

3 Types of Peppercorns You Should Always Have in Stock
Cooking
And how to put them to good use, from pho to steak au poivre.

Antara Sinha

What Is Aleppo-Style Pepper and How Spicy is It, Really?
Cooking
So what is Aleppo-style pepper and why do we keep talking about it? Read on, friends.

Aliza Abarbanel

I’m Still Wearing Sweaters, But Current Cassis Is My First Taste of Spring
Culture
The herbaceous, ripe black currant liqueur is like liquid Daylight Savings.

Aliza Abarbanel

Rhubarb Shrub is Spring in a Bottle
Cooking
Rhubarb comes but once a year.

Al Culliton

This Summer, Garden Like a Chef
Cooking
Go beyond backyard mint this summer. For a garden that reads like a restaurant menu, try these six chef-approved plants.

Sari Lehrer

Meet ‘Chicken Wine,’ the Internet's Latest It Girl Wine
Culture
The French wine La Vielle Ferme has been around since the ’70s, but it’s the latest brand to go viral.

Megan Wahn

Cook Our Spaghetti with Parsley Pesto Cover Recipe
Culture
Show us what you got! Cook our June cover recipe and send us your pics

Joanna Sciarrino

Slovenia, Europe's Hidden Gem
Where to eat
The most eye-opening culinary vacation is not in Spain, Italy, or France

Bon Appétit

My Favorite Pesto Isn’t Basil, It’s Cilantro
Cooking
This serrano-spiked sauce does everything classic pesto can do, only zestier.

Jesse Szewczyk