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Chef Angie Rito shares her pro moves for chicken parm, from her favorite type of canned tomatoes to how she likes to season the breading for the chicken cutlets.
Sam Stone
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It just takes two to make it happen.
Adam Rapoport
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Like zucchini risotto and double-tomato focaccia.
The Bon Appétit Staff
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It’s creamy and velvety, with none of the standing around.
Kendra Vaculin
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Use the pantry staple to make everything from an easy salsa fresca to a creamy—yet vegan!—tomato soup.
Alyse Whitney
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Tamra Davis
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Tomato water--the rose-colored juice released from the cut fruit--tastes like a super-concentrated version of ripe tomatoes. Here's how to make and use it
Carla Lalli Music
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Make it for stuffed peppers, baked eggs, weeknight chicken, and more.
Kendra Vaculin
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Gramercy Tavern chef Michael Anthony took the summer's ripest heirloom tomatoes and came up with 9 amazing recipes, from halibut to risotto
Bon Appétit
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Plus more bits and bobs from the week at Bon Appétit.
Alex Beggs
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This barely cooked version has way more flavor, and it clings to pasta just right.
Kendra Vaculin
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The hardened end of that parm wedge has a lot of umami left to give.
Li Goldstein
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Risotto should always be this luxurious.
Sarah Jampel
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Got mealy, lackluster tomatoes? Turns out you’re in luck.
Amiel Stanek
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It’s the best way to the best sauce.
Carla Lalli Music
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Bow down and pay your respects to the crown jewel of summer!
Bon Appétit
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Y'all pulled some MOVES
Rachel Sanders
Bridget Moloney
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If only everything in life were this simple
Danielle Walsh
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The fail-proof gold standard has arrived.
Alex Delany
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If you ever get tired of eating tomatoes, try drinking them: We've got 8 tomato-licious new cocktail recipes from some of the country's best bartenders
E.C. Gladstone
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Because this risotto has everything you love about spring in it: fava beans, mushrooms, and spinach. So what if it takes a bit of stirring?
Sam Dean
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Ripe, juicy heirloom tomatoes don't need much to shine. But when you pair them with creamy ricotta cheese, salt and pepper, and a drizzle of olive oil, you've got the makings of the toast with the most.
Rochelle Bilow
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Tomatoes aren't just good eating--they're good design. We've rounded up 24 items inspired by the tomato, from watering cans to cottages
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