Nik Sharma has the answers in his latest Kitchen Scientist column. | Continue reading
It barely needs water or light, and loves being left alone—somebody pinch me. | Continue reading
Things they’ll actually use, that they’ve never heard of, or already love. | Continue reading
No renovation required. | Continue reading
Spicy, crunchy, savory, and a little sweet, it's no surprise why this is one of the best-loved chaats out there. | Continue reading
The teeniest cast iron skillets, loaf pans, and pie dishes you ever did see. | Continue reading
On the joys of ghughra fried ice cream, and making new meaning out of holidays. | Continue reading
If you're hosting a smaller Thanksgiving, consider the turkey breast. Columnist Ella Quittner will show you how to cook it just-right. | Continue reading
Plus a zillion substitution ideas, what happens to a book tour in a pandemic, and how Terry's Vegetable Kingdom is adult-tested, kid-approved—all on the latest episode of our podcast The Genius Recipe Tapes. | Continue reading
Crusty, puffy, plant-based loaves, coming your way. | Continue reading
A little love after the holiday season might make them your new (all-year-round) favorite houseplant. | Continue reading
From sourcing the meat to making the pasta dough, everything about this ravioli is meditative. | Continue reading
With only two other ingredients, this Big Little Recipe is perfect for fall, especially Thanksgiving. | Continue reading
Plus, 17 other things we may or may not be neglecting around the house. | Continue reading
With just a few simple pantry ingredients and a hot skillet, you can master these little beauties in no time. | Continue reading
How will we gather? What will fill our tables? We check in with chefs, writers, business owners, and our community. | Continue reading
With recipes like kicha fit fit and zanzibar pilau, 'In Bibi's Kitchen' features grandmothers' dishes from eight African countries. | Continue reading
For one writer, this sweet, doughy treat is a reminder of her carefree childhood—and the love of one very special grandmother. | Continue reading
Guts, innards, pulp—we've got a use for every name. | Continue reading
This shelf-stable, one-ingredient wonder will make just about any recipe more flavorful, from scrambled eggs to chicken cutlets to dinner rolls. | Continue reading
Plus how salad can build a community, the secret life of a successful cookbook author, and preserving your history one recipe at a time. | Continue reading
From flaky sea salt to tortoise shell barware and disposable cameras. | Continue reading
A little spooky, highly satisfying. | Continue reading
Expert tips for how to bring your plants in for the winter—and get them comfy. | Continue reading
30-minute pork shoulder, dal, and cheesecake—all without breaking a sweat. | Continue reading
How Hetty McKinnon turned a kitchen mistake into a Genius recipe. | Continue reading
All thanks to steam. | Continue reading
Plus two more inspired, do-it-tonightable treats from Saffitz's stunning new book. | Continue reading
Turkey Day's never looked so warm and inviting. | Continue reading
By learning how and why wines go bad—and which wines are more prone to it—you’ll never have to pour another drop down the sink. | Continue reading
And yes, the three ingredients are cheese, cream, and broccoli rabe. | Continue reading
1,014 recipes in (and counting!), Trent Pheifer is on the culinary journey of a lifetime. | Continue reading
So it can keep up with you in the kitchen for many years to come. | Continue reading
"I was pretending not to be a full-time parent while dealing with work, and pretending not to be a full-time CEO while dealing with school." | Continue reading
Even if all you have is a driveway. | Continue reading
Cookbook author and food stylist Héloïse Brion on the importance of a festive—and welcoming—kitchen. | Continue reading
You can sign up now to spread a whole lot of holiday cheer (and get a token of comfort and joy in return). | Continue reading
Just released this week, 'Flavor' is a big-personality, 100-recipe ode to vegetables. | Continue reading
Thanks to a few nutty, chocolatey, fruity riffs. | Continue reading
Festive, rustic, minimalist, eco-conscious...whatever your style. | Continue reading
Our Resident Bread Baker, Maurizio Leo, developed a loaf made with beet puree and walks us through the process. | Continue reading
Forget what you've heard before—this is how to get your best brine on. | Continue reading
We're talkin' extra-crispy and begging for a fried egg on top. | Continue reading
Best need not mean fussy. | Continue reading
Plus, how to brings your kids to culinary school, the art of the quadruple-batch, and what it was like for Sami to reimagine the foods of his childhood. | Continue reading
Staying at home has upended families’ cleaning routines. Here’s how these parents have tweaked their housekeeping routines to fit. | Continue reading
This week's Big Little Recipe is a few-ingredient, repeat-worthy salad—co-starring feta, dates, and chile. | Continue reading
Plus, a deep-diveable gado-gado and very versatile sambal. | Continue reading