Pecorino, spaghetti, black pepper, and a whole bottle of red wine is the Molly Baz way.

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In Southern Cooking, Global Flavors, the Top Chef alum (and one of Oprah’s personal chefs) mines the diversity of the American South.

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Why not whip up a squid paella in the woods?

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The author of Everyday Grand will have you celebrating, even on a random Monday morning. There will be banana pudding smoothies.

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In Fake Meat, Isa Chandra Moskowitz unleashes the power of wheat gluten and lentils to DIY the deli counter and beyond.

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The Rancho Gordo founder spills some legumes on finding new varietals and making pandemic success sustainable.

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But what exactly makes it so bonne?

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By the ’90s, sushi had been in the U.S. for decades. So why was it suddenly for sale at every grocery store?

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Long after the Soviet Union collapsed, its cuisine—from the kitchens of Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and beyond—is resurfacing in the United States. Tumultuous …

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Why have imitation meats fallen so thoroughly and unfairly out of favor with modern vegetarians? Late one evening recently, I found myself …

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