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All you need are three ingredients to take store-bought ketchup from good to glorious.
Ali Francis
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Hold the beef. With summer produce, it’s unneeded.
Emma Laperruque
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Cashews to the rescue!
Carina Finn
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How chef Dan Barber's veggie cheeseburgers, made from the pulpy leftovers of cold-pressed vegetable juice, made it to Shake Shack.
Elyssa Goldberg
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July 4th is all about freedom, so feel free to cook whatever you like! Here's 101 (yes, 101!) recipes worthy of Independence Day
Danielle Walsh
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These appetizers come together fast and easy, but no one has to know that but you.
Julia Turshen
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Editor in chief Adam Rapoport shares his family’s secret for sweet, tangy braised brisket.
Adam Rapoport
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Across the country, old-school sandwiches (bologna, tuna melts) are getting love from highbrow chefs. Here's five we crave, plus recipes
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A beef-and-cucumber dish that you never saw coming.
Dawn Perry
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Burgers are back--in a big way. Restaurants from coast to coast are adding signature burgers to their menus.
Guest
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These next-level hot dog toppings aren't just condiments: They’re a way of life.
Claire Saffitz
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Red onions quick-pickled in apple cider vinegar will save your grain bowls, breakfast tacos, and more.
Carey Polis
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This summer, I’m skipping the homemade veggie burgers. Instead, I’m putting a slab of seared cheese between two buns and calling it a sandwich.
Sarah Jampel
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The special thing about special sauce is that it's pretty damn easy to make.
Alex Delany
Culture
From BBQ chips to spicy condiments, what America's sandwich superstars stock to make a stellar at-home sammy
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This ketchup is one you can feel really good about eating.
Ian Knauer
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Andrew Knowlton
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Once in a while it's ok to skip the Heinz.
Andrew Knowlton
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The answer? Beans or lentils, whichever you have around.
Rebecca Firkser
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They taste like banh mi—banh meatballs, if you will—and I can't get enough.
Alyse Whitney
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For potato chips, cucumber wheels, radish hunks, seedy crackers, you name it.
Shilpa Uskokovic