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For Jing Gao, Doubanjiang Is a Pantry Nonnegotiable
Cooking
It’s essential to iconic Sichuan dishes like mapo tofu.

Jing Gao

What Are Sichuan Peppercorns? First of All, They’re Not Peppers
Cooking
Sichuan peppercorns are essential in Sichuan cooking. Here’s what else you need to know about these tiny, mouth-numbing flavor grenades.

Chala June

How Biden eats in Beijing; unlocking the secrets of coffee rings
Culture
Today's recommended links from BA editors...

Sam Dean

Danny Bowien Does Chengdu
Restaurants
While eating through the city with chef Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese Food, Andrew Knowlton learns that Sichuan cuisine is about much more than ferocious heat

Andrew Knowlton

Jianbing Is a Delightful Savory Crepe Filled with Flavor
Restaurants

Ashley Mason

The 99-Year-Old Woman Who Inspired Decades of Chinese-American Restaurateurs
Culture
Cecilia Chiang took a whirlwind trip to New York for her 99th birthday and we got to tag along for dinner.

Priya Krishna

Bon Appétit’s Magazine Has a New Look
Culture
Editor in chief Dawn Davis looks ahead at some of the exciting changes to come from BA.

Dawn Davis

Fly By Jing's Zhong Sauce Transforms My Just-Okay Dinners Into Amazing Meals
Shopping
This versatile condiment was inspired by dumpling sauce but is excellent on everything from eggs to dal.

Chris Morocco

China Buys Chopsticks from Georgia; World's Oldest Champagne Auctioned for 24,000 Euros
Culture

Emily Fleischaker

The Perennial Plate Visits China
Restaurants
An exclusive first look at the Perennial Plate's eating adventures (fried bees, stinky tofu) across the Middle Kingdom

Bon Appétit

The Favorite Foods of Chinese Leaders Through the Ages
Lifestyle
As China picks its new leader, a look back at the tastes of its rulers

Michael Y. Park

Dear Pickle People, Zha Cai Should Be Your Favorite Condiment
Shopping
I eat this fermented mustard stem with noodles, in congee, and straight out of the bag.

Karen Yuan

China's State TV Station Has Discovered How Much People Love Watching Shows About Food
Lifestyle
It helps that "A Bite of China" is a beautifully done documentary series

Sam Dean

The (Secret) Dumpling Recipe to Success
The secret to Gu's success? A secret recipe, of course.

Michael Y. Park

Drink Your Beer in China, Eat Your Peanuts on the Road
Culture
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on July 29, 2014.

Rochelle Bilow

Shanghai Soup Dumplings
Cooking
It's Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Celebrate by making these Shanghai-style dumplings.

Guest

3 Recipes from Simone Tong’s Chinese New Year Menu
Cooking
"It’s a moment to get rid of all the bad, unfortunate things—and bring more good fortune into the next year."

Simone Tong

Awesomely Abstract Illustrations of One Artist's NYC Diet
Culture
Futurist? Cubist? It's food, either way

Sam Dean

Sanzo’s New Pomelo Sparkling Water Means It’s Time to Hit The Beach
Shopping
Plus new meal kits, cake mixes, and a cast-iron grill pan from Our Place.

Tiffany Hopkins

The Making of a Cover Story: What It Took to Reach a Fine-Dining Restaurant in the Himalayas
Restaurants
Sarah Khan’s travel diary on the hurdles of reaching Naar, the 16-seat, tasting menu destination on the cover of the Travel Issue.

Sarah Khan

We Spent 72 Hours Eating as Much as We Could in Taipei
Where to eat
With a Taiwanese-American as his guide, photographer Alex Lau shows us what a long weekend in Asia’s most underrated food city looks (and tastes) like.

Sue Li

Bon Appétit Used to Just Be a Magazine. Not Anymore.
Culture
Eight years into my tenure as editor in chief, things look very different than they used to.

Adam Rapoport

First Post-Hurricane Sandy Meal
Restaurants
Who needs power or hot water when you have Chinese food?

Matt Duckor