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How to Create a Menu Perfect for Busting Out Beyoncé Songs
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Beyoncé is an inspiration in our kitchen. Really. We put together this 12-course menu inspired by her songs, right this way
Back-Pocket Caper-Butter Chicken
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A simple marinade, made with caper brine, becomes a punchy pan sauce, with melted butter for a velvety texture and whole capers for pops of tang.
19 Delightfully Briny Capers Recipes
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From cauliflower with caper salsa to chicken piccata, these are our favorite caper recipes.
6 Recipes from Commander's Palace in New Orleans
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From red snapper ceviche to coconut flan, these recipes are staples at the staff meal shared by Commander's Palace chefs and waitstaff.
Behind-the-Scenes Photos of L.A. Chapter at the Ace Hotel Downtown
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As L.A. Chapter, the Ace Hotel Downtown's new restaurant, gets ready to open, we go behind the scenes for a peek at the preparations
These 6 Filipinx Recipes Turn Pantry Staples Into a Cozy Winter Menu
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How chef Melissa Miranda of Seattle’s Musang creates deeply flavorful dishes with a handful of heavy-lifting ingredients.
Welcome to the Bon Appétit Market
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Shop our editors’ favorite sheet pans, spices, and coffee grinders—all in one place.
See How Claire Ptak and Camille Fourmont Devour Paris
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Claire Ptak of London’s Violet Bakery visits Parisian wine-bar star Camille Fourmont of La Buvette and Bon Appétit editor at large Christine Muhlke for a weekend of eating, drinking, and, of course, flea-market shopping at Camille’s favorite day-off spots.
Petit Trois's French Onion Soup
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Does the staff make vats of veal stock on the regular? Mais, oui. Does that mean you have to? Of course not. Sub low-sodium beef broth instead. This is part of BA's Best, a collection of our essential recipes.
Menu for Jan. 2, Day 1 of the Food Lover's Cleanse 2014
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Breakfast, lunch, and dinner for Day 1 of the Food Lover's Cleanse
32 Thanksgiving Menu Ideas That Are Solid Holiday Gold
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6 Ways to Write a Restaurant Menu
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An illustrated guide to the dominant menu-writing trends in American restaurants today, from the Novella to the Memento
See How Claire Ptak and Camille Fourmont devour London.
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Parisian wine-bar star Camille Fourmont of La Buvette and Bon Appétit editor at large Christine Muhlke visit Claire Ptak of London’s Violet bakery for 36 hours of eating, drinking, and, of course, shopping at Claire’s favorite day-off spots.
Bon Appétit’s Absolutely, Positively Perfect Thanksgiving Menu
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How Readers Made Seared Hake with Baby Potatoes and Green Sauce, Bon Appétit's April 2014 Cover
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How our readers cooked—and photographed—our April 2014 cover recipe: Hake with Potatoes and Green Sauce.
Menu for Jan. 3, Day 2 of the Food Lover's Cleanse 2014
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Day 2 of the Food Lover's Cleanse features full-flavored proteins and a decadent (though healthy!) dessert
Menu for Jan. 8, Day 7 of the Food Lover's Cleanse 2014
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Day 7's Food Lover's Cleanse menu features a filling smoothie, an Asian-inspired chicken salad, and tuna skewers
Zucchini with Potatoes and Thyme
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Adapted from The River Cafe Classic Italian Cookbook by Rose Gray, Ruth Rogers, and Michael Joseph. Copyright Rose Gray 2009.
How Tuscan Butcher Dario Cecchini Breaks Down a Pig
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Famed Italian butcher Dario Cecchini shows—in 23 detailed photos—how to break down a pig, Tuscan style
A Passover Seder Menu by Austin Zimmerman of Stopsky's Deli
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Passover classics get a makeover (gefilte-fish fritters, anyone?) in this new-school menu from hot spot Stopsky's Delicatessen
Menu for Jan. 4, Day 3 of the Food Lover's Cleanse 2014
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Day 3 of the Food Lover's Cleanse 2014 begins with eggs and proceeds (naturally) to chicken—and then steak for dinner, because why not?