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“It's been about two years of construction…six months of conceptualization of menu. In 24 hours we'll know whether we've accomplished it.” Join Ari Kolender, chef and partner at Queen Street in Los Angeles, for a day behind the scenes as he prepares to open his Charleston-inspired raw bar and grill for the very first time. “This has been ours by ourselves for over two years, and we're about to give it away.”
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“People are going to decide whether or not we’re good. It's how they feel when they leave—that’s going to determine whether or not they’re going to go come back.” Chef Evan Funke brings Bon Appétit along for a day of sourcing California farm-fresh ingredients, designing a menu, and operating the kitchen of his new, namesake restaurant in Beverly Hills.
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Bon Appetit deputy editor Andrew Knowlton spends 24 hours at Franklin Barbecue starting out at 6:00 am and meeting fans of the restaurant who have been waiting since 4:00 am to be the first in line. He spends the rest of the day learning how they barbecue meat so delicious the brisket has sold out every day since Franklin's opened.
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You really can't go wrong with a grilled cheese sandwich, whether it's a diner-style classic or stuffed with sardines. Join Claire Saffitz, Brad Leone, Chris Morocco, Sohla El-Waylly, Carla Lalli Music, Priya Krishna, Molly Baz, and Amiel Stanek at home as they make eight riffs on the perennial favorite.
Get our recipe: BA’s Best Grilled Cheese
Get our recipe: BA’s Best Grilled Cheese
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Following the success of 24 Hours in Waffle House, Bon Appetit is thrilled to send Andrew Knowlton to Franklin BBQ in Austin, TX. Making BBQ is a 24 hour job. Watch Andrew spend the night smoking meats, prep dishes in the morning, sell beer to the line of people who show up three hours before opening, and serve what he has called the best barbecue in the country.
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It takes hours to get ribs fall-off-the-bone tender (and flavorful), but this video's just 3 minutes long and show you all you need to know.
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Follow chef/owner Greg Baxtrom through an entire day at his restaurant Olmsted, from sourcing ingredients and organizing prep work through serving dinner in the heart of Brooklyn. Running a successful restaurant like Olmsted with a dynamic, seasonal menu is no short order - and chef Baxtrom leverages a backyard garden to keep things interesting in the kitchen. Take a first hand look behind the scenes to see what really goes into serving high-quality cuisine day in, day out.
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Pitmaster Bryan Furman is changing the rules of barbecue at B's Cracklin' in Atlanta, Georgia's Westside.
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Got nothing but time on your hands? Cook these really low and slow. Set the oven at 300° and start checking the ribs after 3 hours. But don’t sweat it; they’ll be super-tender either way.
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No need to fire up that grill. You can make this perfectly seared steak in your kitchen.
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Butcher Brent Young from The Meat Hook joins Bon Appétit to break down what happens to the same cut of sirloin steak when it’s dry-aged for four different durations.
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There’s nothing that tastes quite like fresh fish and calamari grilled over super-hot coals, especially when those coals are white binchotan. Chef Bryce Shuman of Betony shows the Brothers Green the way.
Read More: How to Grill Fish, Whole or Filleted
Read More: How to Grill Fish, Whole or Filleted
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Ann Cromley, sous chef at Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California, brings you along for an entire day of behind the scenes prep and service at one of America’s preeminent farm-to-table restaurants.
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Bon Appétit brings you along for a day with Egyptian pitmaster Kareem El-Ghayesh at KG Barbecue in Austin—where Texas barbecue is being transformed by incorporating the bright flavors of the Middle East.
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Sarah Baldwin, Executive Sous Chef at Osito in San Francisco, take us behind the scenes for an entire day of working the fires and serving plates at a restaurant with no standard stoves or ovens—just old fashioned open flames.
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No time to cook? We've got you covered. With 10 basic pantry items and 15 express line ingredients, you can make a week's worth of quick dinners with very little time.
Spice up your grilled cheese game with some pimiento cheese and apple-cherry chutney. We promise you there will be no regrets. http://weightloss-tricks.today/recipe/grilled-pimiento-cheese-sandwiches-with-apple-cherry-chutney
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We challenged Harold Villarosa to grill up a homemade cheesesteak better than one he had delivered. Was he up to the challenge?
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“Working in a restaurant that never closes is a little bit different…the hoods are always going, the lights are always on, the people are always here.” Today, Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with Chef Jackie Carnesi, executive chef at Kellogg’s Diner in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. At 96 years old, this diner has just started back up its 24-hour service and given its menu a Tex-Mex makeover.
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Today, Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with Chef Juan Dejesus, sous chef at St. Anselm in Brooklyn. Recently reopened after a basement fire forced them to close for almost five months, St. Anselm is rebuilding itself from the ashes as one of the neighborhood’s best steakhouses.
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Join Chris Morocco, Zaynab Issa, Shilpa Uskokovic, Hana Asbrink, DeVonn Francis, and Brad Leone in the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen as they each make their favorite quick and easy 15-minute meal.
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While New York City may not be a city known for its barbecue, Hometown Bar-B-Que stands apart as a truly great spot to meet your smokey meat needs. We sent Alex Delany to go try one perfect bite of every item on the menu at this joint, and we also sent his buddy Brad Leone along for the ride.
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Jake Johnson shows us his go-to grilling methods.
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Watermelon slices on the grill adds summer BBQ vibes to this cocktail featuring Don Julio Blanco.
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“Truth BBQ is very traditional central Texas-style BBQ to a tee.” Today, Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with pitmaster Leonard Botello at Truth BBQ. Serving up some of the finest barbecue in Texas, Truth BBQ has secured a spot in Texas Monthly’s top 3 BBQ joints.