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Q&A
Crushing Bones with Alton Brown
The host of Good Eats divulges his next big career moves. (By Louisa Chu)
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Supertaster
Oven Ready Turkey and Tofurky Roast
This week’s mission: way-too-quick-cooking real turkey, and a gussied-up vegetarian protein. (By James Norton)
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Supertaster
Chicken in a Burger Suit
This week’s mission: preseasoned, grillable chicken patties and fancified crackers. (By James Norton)
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Nagging Question
What's a Maraschino Cherry?
That sweet, bright-red orb can’t possibly be fruit. (By Tiffany Maleshefski)
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Q&A
Bistronomics 101
French chef Iñaki Aizpitarte proves that you don’t need a trust fund to afford haute cuisine. (By Aida Mollenkamp)
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Feature
How to Keep Guests Out of the Kitchen
And understand why they’re in there to begin with. (By Lessley Anderson)
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Shelf Life
Batali, High and Low
Mario Batali’s new cookbook, “Mario Tailgates NASCAR Style,” targets a different audience altogether. (By Sara Dickerman)
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Q&A
Fishing with Rick Moonen
The chef and author talks about sustainable seafood. (By Lessley Anderson)
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Table Manners
What If You Ruin the Turkey?
Should you try to cover it up, confess, go without, or just order pizza? (By Helena Echlin)
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Q&A
Food Econ 101
Paul Roberts, the author of The End of Food, dishes on the food system. (By Roxanne Webber)
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Table Manners
Please Bring an Elaborate Dessert
What’s the right answer to "Can I bring anything?" (By Helena Echlin)
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Feature
Bringing Fatty Back
Fatty pork trumps lean. Has the other white meat chubbed up? (By Jason Krause)
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Feature
Down-Home Prosciutto
The country ham is our native prosciutto or serrano, though most Southerners wouldn’t dream of throwing an uncooked leg on a deli slicer and shaving some to go with the asparagus. Most Northerners, meanwhile, have never heard of... (By Sue Moore)
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Table Manners
Surprise! I'm at Your Door
Are ambush visits rude? (By Helena Echlin)
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Feature
Sweet, Sour, Salty, What?
Americans have historically hated bitter tastes, while other cultures loved them. Until now. Chefs are playing with bitter in new ways, and U.S. diners are finally appreciating it. (By Lessley Anderson)
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