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My Label Maker Lets Me Pretend That Everything Is Under Control
Culture
Without it, my pantry would devolve into chaos.

Sarah Jampel

Masking Tape Will Save Your Life in the Kitchen
Cooking
You'll never have to second-guess if those leftovers are still good.

Alyse Whitney

Oil Your Measuring Cups And Never Scrape Sticky Ingredients Again
Cooking
I spent 30 years measuring sticky ingredients like a fool.

Ella Quittner

The Best Measuring Cups (and When to Use Them)
Shopping
If a cup is annoying to clean or hard to read, banish it from your kitchen now.

Francesca Krempa

Make Golden Corn Stock With Those Leftover Cobs
Cooking
Don’t toss your corncobs—boil them into liquid gold.

Melina Hammer

BA's Fall Cooking Makeover
techniques
A good cook needs to be able to find items quickly, know how fresh they are, and when to throw them out

Bon Appétit

What Happens If I Accidentally Ate a Fruit Sticker?
Cooking
First, don’t panic. Here’s what you need to know.

Ali Francis

The 10 Best Cooking Tips From Our Readers
Cooking
For Readers' Choice Week, you shared ways to save time and sanity in the kitchen.

Alyse Whitney

For Perfectly Done Baked Goods, Use a Meat Thermometer
Cooking
This pro tip takes out all the guesswork for cakes, breads, and more.

Shilpa Uskokovic

We’re Starting a Cookbook Club, and So Can You
Culture
Here’s how it works: Read the chosen book, cook a recipe that looks good, and eat delicious food with your friends.

Emily Schultz

The Nutrition Facts Label Is Due for a Makeover
Lifestyle
And a competition out of UC Berkeley has come up with some interesting possibilities to revamp the old black and white Nutrition Facts.

Sam Dean

The Best Electronic Scales
techniques
Electronic scales are the most accurate way to measure ingredients and portions. Our favorites weigh in imperial and metric and have a tare function, which measures the ingredient but not the container.

Victoria von Biel

Make an Apple Crumble with Your Kids--and Oscar from Sesame Street
Culture
You picked this as your favorite photo from the new Sesame Street cookbook B is for Baking. Now we're revealing the recipe.

Julia Bainbridge

How to Develop a Recipe Like a Test Kitchen Editor
test-kitchen
Want to create your own signature dish? The BA test kitchen teaches you how.

Meryl Rothstein

Skip the Grocery Store Lines: Now You Can Shop Our Recipes With a Single Click
Culture
Skip the line at the grocery store—now, you can shop our recipes' ingredients with a single click.

Christina Chaey

13 Tips for Making the Most of Your Freezer
Cooking
Treat it right and it will reward you with great riches (like frozen biscuits).

Team Basically

The Test Kitchen Swears By This Sturdy Little Scale
Culture
And no, it’s not just for bakers.

Chris Morocco, as told to Lauren Joseph

How to Tell When Literally Every Baked Good Is Done
Cooking
From pies and cakes to cookies and muffins, you'll never have to guess again.

Claire Saffitz

I Make This Easy Cod Recipe Every Week, and I'm Not Stopping Anytime Soon
Cooking
Haters begone. My cod and I are very happy, thank you very much.

Rachel Karten

The 5 Steps to Make Any Fruit Crumble
techniques
Once you nail this foolproof process, you can make a fruit crumble any time, anywhere.

Andy Baraghani

Redesigning the Receipt
Lifestyle
A London design firm has cooked up some interesting new takes on that point of sale staple.

Sam Dean

Our Favorite Cooking Tips of 2016
techniques
We're holding onto these techniques.

Bon Appétit