Instant Entertaining
Low-key holiday hosting.
Waiter, There’s a Pig’s Ear in My Soup
Your chef might be slipping you some offal.
The Family Bandit
For a Top Chef grandma, foraging is a hard habit to break.
What Vegetables Go Into Vegetable Oil?
Mostly soybeans.
The Basics: How to Make Quinoa Salad
Healthy, tasty, vegetarian.
Emergency Entertaining
Entertain in an instant with these 12 staples.
The Basics: How to Make a Greek Salad
A healthy, easy standby.
¡A Tapear!
Tearing it up in the dark tapas bars of Madrid.
A Sherry with Sea Legs
Manzanilla recalls brine and minerals.
If Corn on the Cob Is So Low in Fat, Where Does Corn Oil Come From?
It’s a big fat mystery.
Cubicle Cuisine
The perfect brown-bag lunch would be part store-bought, part easy-home-made, it wouldn’t take long to assemble the night before. Just like childhood lunch-box spreads, it would have multiple pieces, including snack and cookies.
Raiding Harrison Ford’s Liquor Cabinet
Table 8’s Govind Armstrong still makes time for friends (and mischief).
Burst in Your Mouth
Gear columnist Louisa Chu experiments with two new lines of chemical additives used for molecular gastronomy dishes.
Take Your Lunch to Work: Beans
One package of white beans; five easy, varied, and quick lunches.
Hot Spring in Paris
An interview with Daniel Rose, the American chef of the most buzzed-about restaurant in Paris.