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Like pumpernickel panzanella, radicchio and apples with mustard croutons, and a lentil salad that gets better as it sits.
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When the leaves start to fall, make caramel apple cookies, sweet potato layer cake, and extra-fluffy cinnamon rolls.
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Like Instant Pot chili, butternut crumb cake, and a swoon-worthy cabbage gratin.
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Your stuffing wants a glow-up.
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Apparently, we all couldn’t get enough of fall favorite ingredients like butternut squash, apples, and maple syrup.
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When the mercury drops, our ovens come on. Here are the weekend fall cooking projects Bon Appétit staffers can't wait to make.
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A samurai saber-off, an off-Strip speakeasy, and the hottest picnic in town made this year’s celebration one for the books.
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Still need a gift idea? Check out 5 of our favorite new fall cookbooks, from Andy Ricker, John Besh, Suzanne Goin, Daniel Patterson, and Einat Admony
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Like golden chicken, and melted fennel pasta.
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From its humble origins to the heights of stardom to its ignominious demise, a look at the brief life and times of the Cronut™
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So long, fresh tomatoes and super ripe zucchini. We've moved onto some rich fall flavors now, and are craving squash, pork ragu, mushrooms, and more
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Alison Roman knows the best spring breaks are those spent putting together minimum effort, maximum reward dishes that blur the lines between lunch and dinner, lazy and ambitious.
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Our 10 most popular stories for April include everything from pork chop tips to a discussion how food is used in the classic 80s movie "The Goonies."
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The Hindu festival of colors and love represents the triumph of good over evil—and is the perfect excuse to make these snacks from chef Preeti Mistry.
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From the jukebox to the placemats, all the details celebrate the city’s history.
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Gooey mozzarella sticks, creamy potato soup, and turkey, of course.
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This new batch of books makes the end of summer a little less tragic.
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Revitalize your taste buds with spicy radishes, earthy mushrooms, and all the rhubarb you can eat.