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Luscious, bright, and vegetal, it's also good straight off the spoon.
Kendra Vaculin
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I cook it down 'til it's the best version of itself.
Adam Rapoport
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One person’s compost is another’s gold. Here are five ways to transform zucchini tops into treasure.
Asha Loupy
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In her weekly newsletter, food director Carla Lalli Music talks about the only zucchini recipe she’ll ever make.
Carla Lalli Music
Culture
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A zoodle recipe for people who hate the word "zoodles."
Sue Li
Lifestyle
Don't tell my mom I stole a trick from her Bengali onion fritters.
Sohla El-Waylly
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Bon Appétit
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And it shows up the grilled stuff every time.
Andrew Knowlton
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A fuss-free, sheet-pan dinner is reliably within reach.
Hana Asbrink
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Lemony ricotta. Marinated veg. Crunchy hazelnuts. It’s how I want to eat everything now.
Alyse Whitney
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For the most flavor, bigger isn’t always better.
Sam Stone
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One of the world’s greatest handheld pastries goes large format.
Kendra Vaculin
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Big on flavor, light on your budget.
Shilpa Uskokovic
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It’s cheap and it’s everywhere, so you might as well learn to love it.
Sarah Jampel
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And you can too!
Sarah Jampel
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When the garden’s overrun with squash, it’s mutabbal kousa to the rescue.
Didi Kader
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We'll tolerate a few crumbs for this one.
Bon Appétit
Culture
Senior staff writer Alex Beggs talks about soup season, her love of garlicky condiments, and more in this week's newsletter.
Alex Beggs
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Or picked from your garden. Or received in your CSA
Bon Appétit
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If you've never made homemade pasta before, start here.
Sarah Jampel
Culture
For decades, Romulo Yanes photographed beautiful and defining images for Gourmet, Bon Appétit, and Epicurious.
Bon Appétit
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It's spicy, it's creamy, and it feeds a crowd.
Andy Baraghani
techniques
Tips for using up your really big summer squash, from soups to pastas to quick bread.
Danielle Walsh