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These apps are to the home cook as the utility belt is to Batman: They'll take you from zero to hero in the kitchen
Bon Appétit
Cooking
Get unlimited access to recipes from BA—plus Epicurious, Gourmet, and our favorite cookbooks—in the new and improved Epicurious app.
Dawn Davis
Culture
FINALLY, some apps and tools that home cooks can appreciate.
Alex Delany
Culture
Good thing they have scratch-resistant screens
Sam Dean
Lifestyle
If you own an iPad and you do not yet have the Flipboard app, it's time to get in the game.
Emily Fleischaker
Lifestyle
At least no one ever leaving their house again will probably help out with global warming?
Sam Dean
Culture
The iPhone version of our new Thanksgiving app is ready for download, it syncs your menu with iCal—and it's FREE!
Scott DeSimon
Culture
The app has everything you need to make Thanksgiving the greatest meal of the year, from recipes and how-tos to calendars and videos. And it's FREE.
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Lifestyle
Watch this dexterous recreation of an iPhone out of food.
Emily Fleischaker
Culture
From the minds of David Chang, chef and owner of New York's Momofuku empire, and food writer Peter Meehan comes the Lucky Peach app for the iPad...
Christine Muhlke
Culture
The brighter the flash, the closer to heaven.
Elazar Sontag
Lifestyle
A new iPad app from one of our favorite chefs makes cooking Italian easy, and we're giving away promo codes to download it for free
Sam Dean
Lifestyle
Created especially for the iPad, Pasta Perfect serves up dish after tasty dish.
Bon Appétit
promotions
Our awesome app (for iPad, Kindle, and Nook) just got nominated for a big award, so we're telling it how we really feel (and why you'll like it, too)
Scott DeSimon
Lifestyle
Keep those new year's resolutions going strong.
Hannah Sullivan
Cooking
The most popular slideshows of 2013, from chicken-breast recipes to gluten-free beers to the Best New Restaurants in America
Dan Piepenbring
Restaurants
The New York Times may disagree, but you can take good photos of food in restaurants--without annoying everyone. Matt Duckor explains how
Culture
Apple's new iPhone 5S/C has a host of new features (wider aperture, slo-mo, smarter software) that should make food photography better and easier—we hope
Matt Duckor
Culture
And yes, you can call it the "Bon App" if you like
Bon Appétit
Culture
Know who loves the tablet edition of our magazine as much as you? Editor in chief Adam Rapoport does--here's why
Adam Rapoport
promotions
The cool news-reading app Flipboard recently relaunched, and Bon Appetit has some awesome mini-magazines on it
Sam Dean
Watch how we quick-pickle anything in a handy dandy Instagram video (the first in a series showing you how to step up your kitchen technique game)
Sam Dean
Culture
Food blogger and photographer Matt Armendariz shares some tips on how to take perfect food photos.
Guest
Lifestyle
Gourmet Live version 2.0 just came out and that means it's no longer only available on the iPad...
Michael Singer