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So I'm starting with the first Salad Hero by using an ingredient a lot of people scoff at: a fennel and its fronds. Yes there's more to a fennel than just its bulb. Instead of throwing half of it away we are using the fronds (that Oprah recently thought was dill. Oops.) to take it that extra mile. It's a win-win, that isn't too overpowering but gives the salad a bit of an extra something. Some might even call it a salad hero.
Read MoreIt's the perfect time of year for a crab salad - so we went to Chinese Tuxedo to get a twist on the classic.
Read MoreMy grandmother was the quintessential pie-baking grandmother. When she passed away I got all her recipes written down on notecards. I've been enjoying going back to them and trying to modernize them, but this time I shared the story with Bon Appetit. But here is the recipe in full
Read MoreBabka is a classic dessert, but is it possible to make at home? We went to Breads Bakery, one of the most renowned babka makers around, to learn the secrets to their chocolate babka.
Read MoreWe teamed up with Williams Sonoma to get a look at a pan that is a chef favorite
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Samin Nosrat's new book Salt Fat Acid Heat makes the case for cooking less from recipes and more on instinct. We sat down with the author to get her advice.
Read MoreJuicy meat and crispy skin are the hallmarks of a perfect duck breast. But can it be made at home? We went to Batard to find out.
Read MoreWhat is rhubarb - you may be surprised to learn it's actually a vegetable! But we went to 'Cesca to learn how to cook rhubarb, how to candy rhubarb and how to make rhubarb savery.
Read MoreSquid might be among the easiest proteins to cook, but it's one we often shy away from. Chef Hillary Sterling of Vic's is here to set us straight and teach us how to simply prepare squid.
Read MoreTortillas are a staple of Mexican cuisine, but how are they actually made? We went to Rosie's to learn all about the intricacies of this classic.
Read MoreAsparagus can be bought year round, but the best versions come in the spring. We sit down with Georgette Farkas of Rotisserie Georgette to get her advice on how best to prepare both green and white asparagus, along with two recipes.
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