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PG-13 Singapore Sling
Recipes
Why is this Singapore Sling PG-13? It means this recipe is safe for kids, but still fun for adults.
Shingaras With Cauliflower and Potato Filling
Recipes
Shingaras are the Bangladeshi style of samosas—filled and fried savory pastries usually served as an appetizer or snack.
Coconut-Mango-Lime Barfi
Easy
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One bowl, no-bake, and make-ahead-friendly? This South Asian dessert is all that—and chewy, tangy, and fruity too.
Recipes from Bashan, Grüner, and Gilt Bar, Requested by Readers
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Every month, we ask readers which restaurant recipes they're craving—then round them up. For March, we've got cheesecake, beef tartare, and chicken salad
Stir-Fried Curry Noodles With Eggs and Greens
Quick
Recipes
Dinner just got 10 times more colorful. 
Japanese Recipes Slideshow
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Aloo Tikki With Hari Chutney
Easy
Recipes
Crispy, bronzed potato patties and a fiery green sauce to dip them in.
Beef Patties
Recipes
These delectable flaky pastries can be found at street vendors and restaurants in Jamaica and throughout the Caribbean, but they’re fun to make at home as a snack or appetizer. 
5 Snacks We Couldn’t Stop Eating in February
Shopping
This month’s Snack Drop features hibiscus popcorn, seasoned lentil crisps, and Japanese sweet potato bars.

Alaina Chou

The 10 Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of Fall 2023
Restaurants
A family-style Filipino feast in New York, Sri Lankan comfort food in Lexington, KY, a Ukrainian restaurant from a Chicago star chef, and more restaurant openings we can barely wait for.

Kate Kassin

Singapore
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Rachel Ng

Singapore Travel Guide

Rachel Ng

Trove
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Rachel Yang's latest contribution to Seattle's food scene wraps four restaurants into one.
We Tried Singapore’s Legendary Chili Crab
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Bon Appétit meets Chef Lucas Sin at Singapore’s busiest seafood restaurant, KEK Seafood, to see how the city's iconic chili crab is made. Fresh Sri Lankan mud crab is transformed into a sweet, tangy dish served to hundreds of diners every night.
We Tried Singapore's Only Michelin Star Street Food
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Bon Appétit meets Chef Lucas Sin to try Singapore’s only Michelin-starred street food at Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle. Famous for their bak chor mee (minced pork noodles), this 94-year-old hawker stall always has a queue and has retained a Michelin Star for the past 10 years. These dry noodles are cooked with vinegar, chilli, and lard, topped with pork and wontons, and are an essential stop for anyone exploring Singapore’s street food.
Miami’s Best New Chef is Making The Vietnamese Food of His Childhood
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“I started cooking when I first moved to Miami 10 years ago, just out of desperation for Vietnamese food.” Today Bon Appétit spends a day on the line with Tam Pham, chef and owner of Tâm Tâm and the Michelin Guide Florida 2024 Young Chef Award Winner.
These Kati Rolls are One of India's Best Street Foods
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Bon Appétit joins Chef Meherwan Irani in Delhi, one of the world’s greatest food cities, to visit New Zaika Kathi Roll, a stall specialising in butter chicken kati rolls. This humble street stall serves buttery, flaky parathas layered with egg, smoky tandoori chicken, and rich butter chicken sauce. Watch how charcoal-fired tandoors, expert technique, and 16 years of craftsmanship come together to create one of the best street foods in India.
How NYC’s Best Beef Wellington is Made
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Bon Appétit joins Chef TJ Hoy, Chef de Cuisine at Gage & Tollner in Brooklyn, to make their famous Beef Wellington. From seasoning and searing prime filet mignon to preparing mushroom duxelles and pâté brisée pastry, learn essential techniques for preventing soggy pastry, controlling moisture, and achieving a perfectly medium-rare center.
Inside One of the Last Bamboo Noodle Shops in Hong Kong
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Today, Bon Appétit meets Chef Lucas Sin in Hong Kong to try Bamboo-pressed Noodles. These noodles are rare and an iconic part of Hong Kong’s street food legacy, with only a handful of places still making them the traditional way by hand. Using nothing but eggs and flour, these springy noodles are pressed with a 40-year-old bamboo pole and then transformed into the perfect bowl of wonton noodle soup.