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We're So Over the Wet Brine. Over It!
Culture
The only turkey recipe you need, an apple with pink (!) flesh, and more food news from the week.

Alex Beggs

Step by Step, How to Cider Brine a Turkey
techniques
This isn't just any bird, it's our November cover girl!

Emily Fleischaker

The No-Fail Turkey Recipe We Come Back to Every Thanksgiving
Cooking
For skin that’s always crispy and meat that’s reliably juicy, try this foolproof way to roast a whole turkey.

Zoe Denenberg

State Bird Provisions's Stuart Brioza Reinvents Seasoning with His 'Sour Salts'
Restaurants
State Bird Provisions is bringing salt to a whole new level—by dehydrating pickled and fermented ingredients and making them into bright, flavor-packed finishing powders.

Danielle Walsh

Cook the Cover
Culture
Send your Thanksgiving turkey on a delicious round-trip flight to Asia with our November cover recipe, then send the photos to us

Rachel Sanders

Remember Salt Bae? He Now Has 22 Very (Very) Lucrative Restaurants
Restaurants
We checked in on the controversial meme king’s empire, which sells 24-karat gold–wrapped steaks for more than $1,000.

Ali Francis

Get a Salt Cellar, Become a Better Cook
Shopping
A VIP ingredient deserves a VIP home.

Antara Sinha

This Thanksgiving, Put Your Turkey on the Grill
Cooking
Food director Carla Lalli Music shares why taking the turkey outside is the best thing you can do for your bird.

Carla Lalli Music

If You Really Love Salt, You Need This Salt Box
Culture
Why this salt box is the best thing for your kitchen table

Gabriella Gershenson

So I Used the Wrong Salt for My Brine. Sue Me.
Culture
Maybe when the top of my sea salt fell off and the whole bottle poured into the garlic-sage rub for the pork chops, that was the salt's way of telling me it was the wrong choice. Oh well.

Bridget Moloney

Send Help: We Can't Stop Eating this Salty Black Licorice Candy
Culture
It's not for everyone, but fans of salty black licorice know: This stuff is addictive.

Rochelle Bilow

Eat More Turkey. “Thanks” Me Later
Cooking
It’s the poultry-perfect gift that keeps on giving.

Carla Lalli Music

How Breweries Are Using Salt to Make Beer Better
Culture
We all know that salt is food's best friend. Turns out, the same is true for beer

Joshua M. Bernstein

Brine Your Thanksgiving Turkey in a Cooler
techniques
When the fridge is packed, here's how to bag and brine your bird.

Bon Appétit

The #1 Classic Turkey Recipe Every Cook's Gotta Try Once
Culture
Eight years ago, BA published Alton Brown's brined and roasted turkey recipe before the approach was as common as pumpkin pie

Emily Fleischaker

Spicy "Devil Salt" to Give a Kick to Your Cooking
Culture
This spicy finishing "devil salt" is great when sprinkled over chicken, fish, hard-boiled eggs, rice, and more.

Danielle Walsh

How to Get the Most Out of Chicken Breast
techniques
Bridget, I'll give you this: BA's Chicken Saltimbocca is a quick and easy dish, and an impressive thing to serve a group. But I still didn't love it. Before I get into it, here are the pictures I promised of how I prepped the raw chicken...

Chris Hall

Stop Using Plain Old Salt to Season Your Food
Cooking
Why would you add saltiness only to your food when you can add complexity as well?

Claire Saffitz

Test Kitchen Facebook Chat Recap
promotions
In the last of our four Facebook chats, you asked our Test Kitchen staff about everything from big birds to glass pie plates

Laura Loesch-Quintin

When the Turkey Hits the Fan
techniques
Thanksgiving tends to inject a little more urgency into cooking problems than your average weeknight dinner. Luckily there are a few services out there to help.

Michael Singer

What's Cold, Yellow, and Best Taken with a Plate of Salt?
test-kitchen
Hint: You'll see one (or a bunch) on Cinco de Mayo

Mary-Frances Heck

Turkey Soup Menu

The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen

How to Use Salt as an Ingredient in Cocktails
Culture
Salt is no longer just margarita garnish--it's becoming an essential part of sophisticated cocktails

Danielle Walsh