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Cooking With Nuts
Nuts make a great snack, but why not add their flavor to your cooking? Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Asian, and vegetarian cooks have used nuts for centuries.
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The Art of Plating
Company is coming and you want your guests to enjoy a memorable meal. You’ve taken care to select the finest food and painstakingly prepare it to perfection.
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Cuisine Features

A Salt Sampling NEW
Above all else, get over the idea that specialty salts are too precious to waste and should only be used for the fanciest of occasions.
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Succulent Strawberries
Grab a basket and find a patch because juicy, sweet, healthy strawberries are in season.
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Make Your Kitchen More Efficient
If you’re not eating as healthfully as you should be or cooking seems more like a chore than a fun and simple way to provide nourishment for you and your family, your kitchen’s design and organization may be to blame.
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Tips for Making Cool Treats
Fresh handmade ice cream, sorbets, and frozen yogurt reach new adventures in taste when you spice them up a little.
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Cooks on the Road
For many travelers, vacations mean, among other things, restaurants and room service. For travelers like Virginia Hench, however, a vacation is yet another opportunity to combine her love of travel with her enjoyment of wine and local foods...
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Wild Weeds
Want to experiment with some wild weeds? Now, don’t get me wrong—these greens are not illegal, and that’s good because your lawn may be guilty of possession....
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New Ways With Wontons
They’re among the most versatile items in your fridge, so be sure to think beyond wonton soup.
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Spring Veggies & Grains
The first vegetables of spring pair beautifully with grains in these recipes from Tessa Kiros’ gorgeous love song to Venice and its rare tastes: Venezia: Food & Dreams.
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Curcumin
While it may not be something you find in the spice aisle of your local grocery store, chances are you’ve eaten quite a bit of curcumin in your life....
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Cayenne
If “the hotter the better” is your motto when it comes to food, cayenne pepper is for you....
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Tips From Healthy Kitchens, Healthy Lives
A chef from the Culinary Insitute of America offers some tips for a healthy lifestyle...
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Tools of Convenience
Convenience foods don’t have to be burgers and fries from the nearest drive-thru...
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Cooking With Olives
The early kings of the Jews were anointed with olive oil. Mohammed, Prophet of Islam, counseled his followers to apply olive oil to their bodies.
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Kids in the Kitchen
Check out some cooking schools with option for pint-sized chefs...
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Harissa: A Taste of North Africa
Harissa has become a generic name for a deep red chile paste found throughout North Africa and parts of the Middle East.
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French Country Cooking
It’s an expression of sharing, so why not make it special? Dress up your holiday table with these authentic Greek loaves.
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Kitchen Essentials: Rice Cookers
If you’re looking for help with eating healthy and locally, Terry Walters’ new book Clean Food: A Seasonal Guide to Eating Close to the Source, With More Than 200 Recipes for a Healthy and Sustainable You is a good place to start.
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Chef's Table: Marc Vetri
Authentic Italian food may not be what you think it is. “In Italy, they’ve never heard of a meatball,” says Marc Vetri, chef and owner of Vetri and Osteria restaurants in Philadelphia and author of Il Viaggio di Vetri: A Culinary Journey, his debut cookbook...
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Victor Albisu: Cooking With Chiles
“Generally, people feel that Latin American cooking is one big category, but it’s really not...
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Enlightened Southern Cooking
Ever since their first cookbook surfaced, the Lee Brothers—Matt and Ted—have become the go-to guys for the last word on Southern cooking...
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