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Why You Should Be Eating Lobster Now—And How to Make the Most of It
Summer, often synonymous with lobster season, has long gone. But peak season stretches far into November, with fall being one of the best times of year to buy hard-shell lobsters. ...
October 19, 2018
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Crystal Shi
A Cider Love Story
Annie Bystryn first fell in love with cider while studying abroad in Ireland and working in London after ...
October 15, 2018
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A Guide to Fall Produce
As the air cools and the leaves begin to change, the bounty of the fall harvest starts to ...
October 10, 2018
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Beyond Pumpkin Spice and Canned Puree, Here’s How to Eat (and Drink) Pumpkin This Fall
The pumpkin is America’s autumnal poster child. Harvested in September and October, it announces the anticipated arrival of ...
October 3, 2018
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5 Essential Kitchen Tools to Make Your Life Easier—and Dishes Tastier
When it comes to kitchen tools, a trusty chef’s knife is indispensable. But what else should you add ...
September 21, 2018
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Avoid a Peanut Allergy in Your Baby by Eating Peanuts (A Lot of Them)
Peanut allergies more than tripled between 1997 to 2008. Among those with peanut allergies, 25 to 40 percent also ...
September 17, 2018
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Five Hundred Tons of Mussels Fuel Massive French Flea Market
Mussel shells heaped up in the historic center of Lille on Sept. 2 testified to the hunger of ...
September 7, 2018
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New York’s Pop-Up Candytopia is ‘Sensory Overload’
New York's pop-up Candytopia delights candy fans with colorful and dreamy displays of all thing sweet. "Candytopia is ...
September 5, 2018
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Tea Meets Maple Syrup in Runamok Maple’s Latest Infusion
Add a drizzle of sophistication to your breakfast game with Runamok Maple’s latest release: Jasmine Tea Infused Maple ...
August 19, 2018
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Olive Oil Jones: ‘Killer Olive Oil,’ Bottled to Order
Steven Jenkins is serious about “killer olive oil.” That’s how the renowned cheesemonger and specialty food authority describes ...
August 17, 2018
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Crystal Shi
Sun-Kissed Peaches From California to Your Door
Few things embody the joy of summer better than biting into a fresh peach so perfectly ripe that ...
August 16, 2018
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Crystal Shi
RIND Snacks: The Whole Fruit, and Nothing But the Fruit
According to RIND, we’ve been doing dried fruit all wrong. The New York-based company recently launched a line ...
August 1, 2018
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Premium Olive Oil Fresh From Australia
Grove and Vine co-founder and oleologist Nicholas Coleman chases the olive harvest across the world, sourcing and custom-blending ...
July 25, 2018
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Crystal Shi
In Kentucky, Bourbon Barrels Get a Second Life at Soy Sauce Microbrewery
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky—In Kentucky, bourbon is king. The barrels used to make bourbon can only be used once, so ...
July 18, 2018
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How to Feed Your Family Well When You’re Busy
By the time Darina Allen, the eldest of nine, was 10 years old, she already knew how to ...
July 11, 2018
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DIY Cold Brew Coffee, Made Easy
Attention cold brew lovers: Birch Coffee, the beloved New York City-based specialty coffee shop, has launched a new ...
June 13, 2018
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How to Make Superlative Olive Oils: Give Olive Trees a Hard Time
Laudemio olive oils from central Tuscany are a striking, bright green and are ultra-peppery—a sure sign of beneficial ...
June 8, 2018
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Channaly Philipp
Bien Être: Chocolate Ganache, Reinvented—and Healthy
Imagine ganache—that rich, silky lovechild of chocolate and cream—without the cream, butter, or sugar. La Maison du Chocolat ...
June 6, 2018
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Crystal Shi
#AllergicToEverything? Here’s the Cookbook for You
Jessica Gray Schipp has a unique business card. “Food Allergy Collector,” it reads. “Yes, it kind of sucks.” ...
June 6, 2018
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Authentic Japanese Snacks, Delivered to Your Doorstep
Thoughts of Japanese snacks may evoke images of multicolored Pocky sticks and matcha-flavored Kit Kats lining Asian supermarket ...
April 26, 2018
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Crystal Shi
‘How to Eat a Lobster’: A Crash Course in Gastronomy
Pop quiz: How do you eat a kumquat? Or crack open a whole lobster? What about asparagus? (Hint: ...
August 17, 2017
BY
Crystal Shi
The 11 Best Ice Cream Shops in NYC
From basil-scented scoops to cereal-infused swirls, cool off this summer with some of the best ice cream, soft ...
July 28, 2017
BY
Annie Wu
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Iowa: A Taste of America’s Heartland
Every bite is a burst of summer—fresh, clean, unbelievably delicious. In Iowa, the abundance of fresh produce is ...
August 18, 2016
BY
Crystal Shi
Where to Eat in Iowa
From farm-fresh veggies to steaks the size of your head, Iowa has a motley of delicious offerings to ...
August 18, 2016
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Crystal Shi
Impossible Burger Debuts at Momofuku Nishi
Behold the Impossible Burger: it looks, cooks, smells, tastes, and even bleeds like ground beef, but boasts a ...
August 4, 2016
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Crystal Shi
Raaka, Chocolate Made by Mother Nature
Brooklyn-based Raaka Chocolate makes delicious, bean-to-bar "virgin chocolate" with unroasted cacao.
July 28, 2016
BY
Crystal Shi
The Hoosier Charm of Indianapolis
Indianapolis is a modern city that still possesses the charm of a small town. Best of all, it ...
May 19, 2016
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Annie Wu
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