Toasted Barley Salad With Kombu and Pepitas

A light grain salad that balances earthy toasted barley and savory kombu with crunchy pumpkin seeds. | Continue reading


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Thíŋpsiŋla: The Edible Bounty Beneath the Great Plains

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The Science of Lactic Acid Fermentation: Pickles, Kraut, Kimchi, and More

When cabbage ferments into sauerkraut, cucumbers turn into full-sour dills, milk becomes yogurt, and plums transform into umeboshi, we have lactic acid–producing bacteria to thank. Let's look at the science behind this type of fermentation. | Continue reading


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Charred Brussels Sprouts and Leek Muchim With Coffee-Dijon Dressing

Marinate charred Brussels sprouts and raw leeks with a coffee-Dijon dressing for the ultimate Korean banchan-inspired fall salad. | Continue reading


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Beyond Fuyus: The Weird World of Persimmon Varieties

Persimmons are becoming popular in markets across the US, but they are much more complex and varied than many consumers realize. | Continue reading


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Khao Hom Mali (Stovetop Thai Jasmine Rice)

How to make perfect Thai jasmine rice on the stovetop. | Continue reading


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Chinese Herbal Silkie Chicken Soup

Silkie chicken has striking dark skin and a delicious concentrated chicken flavor. Simmered in this soup with traditional Chinese medicine (T.C.M.) ingredients and other aromatics, it produces one of the most deeply flavorful chicken soups we know. | Continue reading


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Pumpkin Bread With Salted Brown Butter Glaze

Earthy, spiced pumpkin bread paired with a rich and nutty salted brown butter glaze makes the perfect fall dessert. | Continue reading


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Crispy Roasted Potatoes With Curry Leaf and Mustard Oil Mayonnaise

Crispy and fluffy roasted potatoes are the perfect partner for aromatic curry leaf mustard oil mayonnaise. | Continue reading


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Curry Leaf and Mustard Oil Mayonnaise

The peppery heat of mustard oil and aromatic curry leaves give this luxurious and rich mayo incredible depth of flavor. | Continue reading


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How to Debitter Olive Oil for Emulsions

Extra-virgin olive oil (and mustard oil) can lend emulsions like mayonnaise an unpleasantly bitter taste, but a simple trick can strip away all the bitter-tasting compounds. | Continue reading


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28 Quick Soup Recipes for Fast Fall Meals

Twenty-eight quick and delicious soups to make when time is tight. | Continue reading


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Roasted Garlic

The easiest way to turn garlic into a sweet, jammy spread. | Continue reading


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Nigerian Beef Suya (Spiced Grilled Skewers)

Suya is Nigerian street food at its finest: Skewers of spiced, nutty, smoky, charred beef, served with raw onions, tomatoes, cilantro, lettuce, and fresh squeezed lime juice. | Continue reading


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The Best Prime Day Deals for Your Kitchen and Home

All the best Prime Day deals, all in one place. | Continue reading


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Sotolon: The Molecule That Smells Like Pancakes, Fall, and a NYC Mystery

With the arrival of fall and pumpkin-spice...everything, here’s the story of an aromatic molecule that caused a four-year Manhattan smell mystery). | Continue reading


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Mission-Style Carne Asada Burrito

Stuffed to the brim with golden rice, creamy pinto beans, char-grilled marinated skirt steak, and the works, San Francisco's Mission burrito is a Cal-Mex classic. Can you eat a whole one? | Continue reading


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Nam Prik Ong (Thai Pork-and-Tomato Chile Dip)

Ground pork, tomatoes, and dried chiles are the stars of this spicy-savory northern Thai dip. | Continue reading


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Mussels Escabeche

This classic Spanish escabeche recipe features plump mussels in an aromatic marinade of olive oil, vinegar, garlic, herbs, and spices—perfect as a drinking snack, appetizer, and more. | Continue reading


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The Food Lab Junior: Kid-Friendly Pozole Verde

This weeknight version of pozole verde is hearty, rich, and easy to customize with aromatic garnishes like radish, avocado, cilantro, and jalapeño. With simplified steps, it's also perfect for making with kids. | Continue reading


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Treat Your Shelf: Pricey Pantry Ingredients We Think Are Worth It

We'll do anything to get our hands on these splurge-worthy goods. | Continue reading


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25 Zucchini Recipes to Say Goodbye to the Summer Bounty

Still dealing with an overflow of zucchini? These dishes will help you use up every last bit. | Continue reading


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How to Stock a Jamaican Kitchen

Everything you'll need to stock a full Jamaican pantry. | Continue reading


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"Dry-Fried" Green Beans With Romesco Sauce

This quick and easy green bean side dish comes together in just minutes with the help of your broiler and some Spanish romesco sauce. | Continue reading


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Gai Pad King (Thai Chicken and Ginger Stir-Fry

This Thai-Chinese chicken stir-fry is suffused with the warm heat of fresh ginger, and the savory punch of soy sauce and fish sauce. | Continue reading


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The Food Lab Junior: A Bibimbap Recipe for All Ages

With lots of mix-and-match options and tasks of varying difficulty levels, this bibimbap recipe is perfect for making with kids of all ages. | Continue reading


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Zucchini Bread Recipe

We gave the classic recipe a makeover by adding whole wheat wheat flour, melted butter, and a touch of ground coriander to give classic zucchini bread more nuanced flavor. | Continue reading


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19 Carrot Recipes to Root for This Season

All the carrot recipes you need to showcase the vegetable's versatility in soups, salads, and even latkes. | Continue reading


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Our Updated List of Banned Words (2019)

The words that just don't sit right with us—and now, for the first time, why. | Continue reading


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7 Chicken Salad Recipes for Easy Weekday Lunches

Jazz up leftover chicken or just satisfy a craving for chicken salad with one of these seven takes on the lunchtime staple. | Continue reading


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Mango Verde Con Alguashte (Salvadoran Green Mango With Pepita Seasoning)

Two key ingredients are all that are needed to tame the bracingly sour flavor of unripened green mango: fresh lime juice, and alguashte, a ground condiment made form roasted pumpkin seeds. | Continue reading


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Pasta c'Anciuova e Muddica Atturrata (Sicilian Pasta With Anchovies and Toasted Breadcrumbs)

A deeply satisfying but simple Sicilian pasta, rich with tomato, anchovies, and toasted breadcrumbs. | Continue reading


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The 10-Minute Window for the Perfect McDonald’s Mash-Up

We call it the golden arches hour, when the hash brown meets the Filet-O-Fish. | Continue reading


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Nem Chua (Vietnamese Cured Pork With Garlic and Chiles)

This Vietnamese version of a popular Southeast Asian cured-pork snack is tangy, salty, and loaded with the funky, spicy, and fragrant flavors of raw garlic, bird's eye chiles, and both black and white peppercorns. | Continue reading


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What to Do With Sourdough Discard

Instead of tossing your sourdough discard, use it to whip up a host of tangy treats. | Continue reading


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Daniel Gritzer's Home Kitchen Is Tiny But Chock Full of Gear

Take a video tour of Serious Eats culinary director Daniel Gritzer's home kitchen. | Continue reading


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The Science of Yogurt Marinades

Conventional cooking wisdom suggests that marinating meat for a long time can yield undesirable results. But all acids are not equal, and yogurt-based marinades can produce great results, even when applied to meats overnight. | Continue reading


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Roast Chicken With Romesco and Creamy Corn

Pop a chicken in the oven, sauté some fresh summer corn in butter, then plate it up with a generous dollop of Spain's famously nutty, fruity, flavorful romesco sauce to round it out. | Continue reading


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Galam Plee Nam Pla (Thai Stir-Fried Cabbage With Fish Sauce and Garlic)

Tender-crisp cabbage, stir-fried in a ripping hot wok with garlic and fish sauce. | Continue reading


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Butter-Basted Steak With Creamed Shishitos and Tomatoes

Butter-basted steak with creamy shishito peppers and juicy tomatoes is the perfect end-of-summer feast. | Continue reading


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Ackee and Saltfish

Ackee and saltfish is Jamaica's national dish, and makes the perfect breakfast or brunch. The nutty taste of the lobes of ackee is complemented perfectly by the sharp salinity and firm texture of salt cod. | Continue reading


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Italian Passata Gives You Fresh Tomato Flavor All Year Long

Want bright tomato flavor in your dishes well beyond peak season? Turn to tomato passata. | Continue reading


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The Food Lab Junior: Dakota’s Red Beans and Rice

A simplified version of New Orleans-style red beans and rice is a great way to get your kids involved in the kitchen (and it also happens to be delicious). | Continue reading


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Summer Is for Chilly Bears: A Frozen Treat Packed With History

Chilly bears, a.k.a. flips, a.k.a. honeydrippers, a.k.a huckabucks, are a frozen treat that embodies the twinned culinary histories of frozen desserts in America and the traditional red drinks of the African-American diaspora. | Continue reading


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"What a Country!": Post Dunkin' Caramel Macchiato Cereal, Reviewed

If your caramel macchiato were a bowl of cereal, here's how Dunkin' and Post think it would taste. | Continue reading


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Melon (Filipino Cantaloupe Juice)

This deeply refreshing Filipino beverage, made from shredded ripe cantaloupe flesh, water, and sugar, is ready to beat even the stickiest tropical heat. | Continue reading


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Why Asparagus Makes Your Pee Smell Terrible

For some, eating asparagus makes their pee smell funny. Others are immune—some to detecting the odor even when it’s there, and others to producing it in the first place. Here's the science behind the phenomenon. | Continue reading


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Ensalada de Tomate con Ventresca de Atún (Spanish-Style Tomato and Ventresca Tuna Salad)

Olive oil-packed tuna belly and peak season tomatoes are the keys to this no-fuss, no-cook salad. | Continue reading


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