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Eli Shayotovich rolls out the barbecue, and introduces a chicken to a can of Oskar Blues Pale Ale.
Nagalakshmi Viswanathan travels from Singapore to the O.C. and falls in love with the Farmer’s Markets that remind her of her childhood India.
Diples, a classic Greek sweet treat, is served hot and fresh from the fryer by Pam Kanavos.
Johanna Kindvall dreams of being able to source ultra local lamb meat at her summer cottage.
Unless you insist on picking the berries yourself, this dessert is so simple we’re not even sure it’s a recipe.
Denise Sakaki digs into how memories of a bowl of rice can accompany you from childhood and throughout life.
French toast is a brunch classic that most people love. Meet the adult version.
Tamara Novacoviç welcomes spring, and the annoying sound of lawnmowers, with this lovely Spinach Pesto.
Amrita Rawat makes a case for chiffon cakes, and offers a banana variation that sells us on the concept.
Ten years after opening, De Kas is still delivering good quality food – and you can now finally get a table.
Valerie Harrison takes a cooking class with Chef Darin Paterson, and comes back with a few new tricks up her sleeve.
Serge Lescouarnec sits down with Lisa Abend – who spent a season in the kitchen with Ferran Adrià, and then went on to write a book about the experience.
Nancy Lopez-McHugh decides to try making homemade stuffed cabbage rolls for the first time. We think they turn out pretty great.
True love is behind this Raspberry Mazarine, as the creator of the recipe is actually allergic to it herself.
Cindy Wang discovers a Taipei wonderland of cupcakes and sweets that would have appealed to the Queen of France herself.
Vancouver based Wilson Mak serves a great Japanese influenced tapa that is sure to be a smash hit as an hors d’oeuvre or an appetizer.
Tamara Novacoviç finds her Grandma’s recipe notebook and decides to give a rustic fruit cake a try. It turns out fabulous.
Rock Cornish Game Hen, Poussin or Spring Chicken? Same tasty bird, different names.
Laura Davis about the health benefits of ginger, and how you can make yourself some “good-conscience” candy and soda.
Often, the simplest pastas are also the best tasting pastas. This one certainly falls in to that category.
Steen Hanssen goes all grainy on us, and sings the praises of Spelt, an ancient wheat variety in the midst of a comeback.
Soba noodles are a delicious way to explore the authentic flavors of Japan. Simple but sophisticated, they are perfect for both lunch and dinner.
Cauliflower is one of the veggies we all hated when we were kids. Now, we make soup with it instead.
Jello shots may invoke memories of crazy college parties, but they can actually be both elegant and delicious.
Bill Walsh tests Coffee Labs Roaster’s Sumatra Mandhelding, and ends up with a decent cup of coffee.
Tired of potatoes, rice and pasta as the traditional sources of carbs? Try polenta – simple, versatile and delicious.
Joan Nova goes to Puerto Rico, and comes back with some fantastic tips to local eateries and food.
Organic strawberry season is upon us, and Laura Davis celebrates by presenting a delicious strawberry scones recipe.
Eastern European food is getting more attention globally, and with Kelsey Hilts delicious Polish recipe, we join the movement.
This beautiful barley risotto is a colorful vegetarian dish served by Sydney based contributor Maria Laitinen. Topped with golden pine nuts and creamy feta cheese this is a perfect vegetarian meal on its own.
Natalie McLaury decided to find a new way of preparing the health trendy kale, and found this fantastic frittata in her pile of magazines.
Oven roasted chicken is an absolute classic that is both amazingly good and quite easy to succeed with. Nancy Lopez-McHugh with the recipe.
With spring closing in, so is asparagus season. Seattle based Ewa Sack with the perfect recipe for Swedish asparagus soup with fried bacon.
Alida Ryder finally visits the Pretoria Farmer’s Market, and instantly falls in love with the selection of products, smells and tastes of this famous market.
Tamara Novacoviç has a strangely ambivalent relationship to muffins, but still agrees to make her friends these delicious Chocolate Orange ones.
Okay, so you made a huge amount of Sauce Verte the other day, and have a little left over? Make green garlic bread!
We say Hola to Diana Bauman, who cooks us a lovely spring tapa with asparagus and Spanish chorizo.
Tamara Novacoviç names “Sweet Centre” in the Croatian town of Karlovac one of the “Places We Love”.
Just like the rest of us, Joy Zhang has had enough of winter, and decides to make the perfect spring salad to lure summer out of hibernation.
Brooke Dowdy sings the praises of blood oranges, and gives the trendy blood orange olive oil cake a test run.
When it’s brunch o’clock, you better have a great pancake recipe lined up and ready to go. Luckily, now you do.
Laura Davis with a recipe for homemade granola that will ensure you get your day started just right.
Mehan Dossani has found her favorite flourless chocolate cake recipe, perfect for a friday night dinner at a friend’s house.
Laura Lewis goes all British this morning. Making classic scones, but adding a few ingredients to make them just a little more interesting.
With spring arriving, fresh berries are back in the stores. Amrita Rawat decides to turn perfectly good berries in to perfectly delicious cupcakes.
Even if you’re not a carnivore, there are plenty of reasons to break out the grill.
Bienvenido to Miriam Garcia, our Madrid correspondent, who delivers a delicious classic dish from the Spanish capital.
Tamara Novacoviç with a lovely savory spring tart that works just as well as an appetizer or a light spring lunch.
Shrimp Your Quinoa with some great tips from Dawn Hutchins, and get valuable advice on how to identify sustainable seafood buys.
Learn how to make authentic Mexican chorizo at home and have the perfect ingredient ready to go for delicious tacos, sopes, or frijoles.
Steen Hanssen is back with more culinary wonders from Germany. This time, the Reibekuchen – German potato pancake.
When looking at the potential for the Grenache grape in the Golden State, Tim Elliott turns to lessons learned from the failures of Syrah.
Brady Evans realizes that there is usually a lot more food in the kitchen than you might be lead to believe.
Cindy Wang travels to Taipei and discovers Boîte de Bijou, a French patisserie so delightful that she wants to fold it up in her suitcase.
From a land far up north, comes a homemade berry soup that works just as well in a land down under.
For your next braai, why not fire up some Boerewors Rolls? Don’t get it? Meet South-Africas answer to Hot Dogs.
Natalie McLaury sets out to finally cook all those great recipes that she finds in the food magazines.
We happen to agree with the great Chef Ramsay that soufflés rock, and so we turn to Wilson Mak to make one.
Bria Helgerson stopped trying to de-glutify recipes, and instead went for naturally gluten free foods for the cabin weekends with her girlfriends. Enter Valrhona.
Some call it Britain’s national dish, and that’s just fine with us. As long as Kelsey Hilts’ son likes it, we’re onboard.