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The striking gold-designed cookies from our December cover brought out the inner artists in our readers. The results are gorgeous
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Bloggers cooked up a few of our favorite morning meals themselves.
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Bloggers tested our January recipes, and found some new weeknight and weekend staples.
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From the Mojave Desert to Maine, these accounts making off-the-grid look right on point.
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Our favorite submissions from Bitten Word's Cover to Cover challenge, in which participants cooked from our September Restaurant Issue.
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Portland blogger Eva Kosmas's fairytale-worthy secret suppers make us swoon.
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A slideshow of bloggers' renditions of the Pasta with Chorizo and Chickpeas recipe from Bon Appétit's September 2013 issue
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Does this suit make you think of a fair-ground candy? You should start a blog
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Deb Perelman was one of the original food bloggers—so what’s next?
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See how our recipes turn out in others cooks' kitchens.
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Though there are many blogs that post their results from our recipes, we really get a kick out of one called Bon Appetempt.
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Today, chef Harold Villarosa is dishing out magic with one of his favorite ingredients: Spam. Though some people have been hesitant to try it, Spam can be a delicious and versatile ingredient - and chef Harold is ready to challenge what people think about it. After a research consultation with chef Chung Chow of Noreetuh Hawaiian Restaurant in New York, Harold sets out his plan to incorporate Spam into a freshly made beignet. Spam doughnuts? I'm down.
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Join Rick Martinez in the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen as he makes tie-dye swirl holiday cookies. The butter cookie that acts as your canvas is extremely simple to make (like, six ingredients simple), so you can spend most of your time on the fun part: unleashing your inner artiste. When you’re decorating, no need to panic if your first attempts don’t work out. Simply wipe off the failed glaze, let the cookie dry for about five minutes, and try again.
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Produced by Cesar with Bon Appétit | Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro dives into her relationship with her dog, Fio. We get the backstory on how they met, their co-existence in a Brooklyn apartment, and some background into what Healthyish is all about.
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Bon Appétit joins Chef Miro Uskokovic, owner of NYC’s Hani’s Bakery to make their best-selling malted cinnamon bun. Hani’s is a modern American-style bakery that has become very popular with locals, often with queues down the block. Light, fluffy, and airy with a gooey cream cheese glaze, it’s no surprise these cinnamon buns sell out fast daily.
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Join Sarah in the Test Kitchen as she decorates holiday cookies with natural dye!
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We're back with a smokin' new episode of It's Alive and Brad Leone is bringing the beef straight from his own kitchen (and backyard.) From brining and spice rubs to the smoker and oven, Brad takes this beef on a transformative journey you won't want to miss.
A disclaimer: Although we all enjoy the discoveries that come with Brad's unique experiments in the kitchen, if you’re inspired to create your own version at home be sure to follow a tried and tested recipe so your preparations line up with food safety standards.