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  • The Ten

    10 Exotic Salts

    Fun, fancy versions of the kitchen staple. (By Roxanne Webber)

  • Feature

    Harold McGee Speaks

    Harold McGee is the king of kitchen science, the man who solves food mysteries ranging from how much oil you can emulsify into a mayonnaise with one egg yolk to why frying spatter ends up on the inside surface of the cook’s... (By Harold McGee)

  • Feature

    The Secret Ingredient Every Chef Uses

    Where to get the best, and how to use them. (By Jessica Battilana)

  • Supertaster

    New Species of Cracker Discovered!

    This week’s mission: ritzy granola and crunchy focaccia sticks. (By James Norton)

  • Supertaster

    Make Your Own Chinese Takeout

    This week’s mission: Chinese chicken kits, and a breakfast croissant with apples and hash browns. (By James Norton)

  • The Ten

    The New Kitchen Staples

    Your pantry is bare unless these 10 items sit on its shelves. They’ve achieved post-food-fad status. (By Steven Jenkins)

  • The Ten

    Things to Do with Stale Bread

    Ten uses for an old loaf of bread, from thickening gazpacho to soaking up the Grand Marnier in grown-up French toast (By Aida Mollenkamp and Regan Burns)

  • Q&A

    Experiments with Ham Powder

    Lark’s Johnathan Sundstrom wins James Beard and gets edgy. (By Nicole Davis)

  • Shelf Life

    A World of Sours

    Memories of Philippine Kitchens explores the many flavors of the Philippines. (By Sara Dickerman)

  • Feature

    Emergency Entertaining

    Entertain in an instant with these 12 staples. (By Ari Weinzweig)

  • The Ten

    10 Little Luxuries

    Because small splurges can bring big happiness. (By Roxanne Webber)

  • Feature

    Winter 2008 Gift Guide

    There’s never been a better time to give.

  • Feature

    Summer 2009 Cookbook Gift Guide

    Because cookbooks are easy to wrap and fun to give. (By Roxanne Webber)

  • Feature

    Mixto Is for Losers

    With flavors that vary widely from bright and citrusy to aged and smoky, tequila is fun to taste-test, to discover which you like best. But there are a few things you should know before you get started. (By Amy Keyishian)

  • Feature

    Summer 2007 Gift Guide

    Everyone loves a giver. (By Michele Foley)

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