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Our editor in chief's idea of a perfect burger is simple, and all you need is a skillet.
Adam Rapoport

techniques
The perfect burger is simple, lacy-edged, and smashed. Bon Appétit editor in chief Adam Rapoport has mastered the craft.
Bon Appétit

Cooking
The answer? Beans or lentils, whichever you have around.
Rebecca Firkser

Cooking
The most popular slideshows of 2013, from chicken-breast recipes to gluten-free beers to the Best New Restaurants in America
Dan Piepenbring

Cooking
Tiny burgers means you can eat more burgers.
Alyse Whitney

Culture
Bon Appétit

Culture
But who knows what goes down SOUTH of the 49th Parallel
Sam Dean

Cooking
Stop guessing when to flip your burger patties. Here’s how we grill burgers without breaking a sweat.
Mehreen Karim

Cooking
Look at these pictures
Julia Bainbridge

techniques
It's easier than you think, and crucial to your summertime happiness (obviously)
Bon Appétit

Culture
Cue all the Tina Belcher dancing GIFs.
Andrea Park

Restaurants
Shake Shack burgers are irresistibly photogenic. Here are 4 ways to make your Instagram shots of them even better
Danielle Walsh

Cooking
Hamburgers, meet your match.
Andy Baraghani

techniques
From patty size and fat content to "crunchification," Bobby Flay's advice on cooking the perfect hamburger
Adam Rapoport

Cooking
Hold the beef. With summer produce, it’s unneeded.
Emma Laperruque

Cooking
Victoria von Biel

Cooking
A weekly dispatch from Bon Appétit's editor in chief.
Adam Rapoport

Culture
Ever wonder how our food photos end up looking so tasty? We picked a food stylist's brain to find out how it's done.
Christina Chaey

Culture
One burger with a side of TaTas, please.
Melissa Kravitz

Culture
Play Burger contains four vacuum sealed beef patties, cheese, buns, and unchopped produce that will let you "be a burger man in your own kitchen."
Michael Singer

Culture
When the hamburger buns run out, there are options.
Alex Delany

Restaurants
No substitutions, no ketchup, no problem.
Aliza Abarbanel

techniques
Chefs are learning what diner fans already know: A patty melt is griddled, gooey genius. Here's how to perfect it at home
Julia Kramer

Restaurants
Creative chefs are packing their crisp-edged burgers with kimchi, Lao sausage, bulgogi sauce, and a whole lot more.
Sam Stone