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No matter what your mom told you, gray taco meat does not count as "browned." Here's how to brown meat so it's crispy and delicious.
Claire Saffitz
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Dry burgers? We don’t know them.
Alexis deBoschnek
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They’re buttery, smoky, and speedy as can be.
Kendra Vaculin
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You don't even need a thermometer to know when it's done.
Alyse Whitney
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It's time to nail the perfect bird every time, including limitless possibilities for riffing on it.
Amiel Stanek
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And at the end you get soup.
Sarah Jampel
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Tried and true safeguards, according to food scientists.
Li Goldstein
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How to avoid the dreaded dry white meat.
Rick Martinez
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Here's how to get deeply-browned chicken skin in a hurry.
Alex Delany
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When properly poached, a chicken breast is a juicy, succulent canvas for big flavors.
Zoe Denenberg
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All you need is a pair of kitchen shears.
Alyse Whitney
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Roasting a bird is just half the battle. Learn how to carve a chicken with Dai Due's Jesse Griffiths.
Rochelle Bilow
Lifestyle
A little bit lighter and a whole lot greener than your average meatball
Amanda Shapiro
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Chicken breasts, you've been redeemed.
Anya Tchoupakov
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It keeps those veggies moist, too
Bon Appétit
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The answer? Beans or lentils, whichever you have around.
Rebecca Firkser
Culture
Chef Daniel Humm of Eleven Madison Park and The Nomad makes the case for a technique that eliminates dry roast chicken, now and forever.
Elyssa Goldberg
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Plus the trick that guarantees tender, flavorful chicken—every time.
Alex Beggs
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Say no to stringy, dry white meat.
Antara Sinha
Lifestyle
Japanese dry curry inspired this dish that keeps the chicken plenty juicy.
Chris Morocco
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On this episode of Dinner SOS, Chris and barbecue experts Dave Yasuda and Tuffy Stone share how to prepare the most tender of barbecue meats
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors
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Steak, chicken, salmon, sweet and spicy pork belly—anything!
Brad Leone and Amiel Stanek
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Dinners like this minimum effort, maximum payoff dish are your biggest ally while on vacation.
Alison Roman
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That's right: Letting meat sit out at room temperature before cooking it is a total game changer. And no, it won't kill you.
Claire Saffitz