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The Marvelous Reappearing Act of the 1960s Frigidaire Flair Stovetop
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The Marvelous Reappearing Act of the 1960s Frigidaire Flair Stovetop

This quirky retro appliance has a devoted cult following—but why?

By JESSICA CARBONE
This New Food-Centric Cruise Goes Deep Into the Amazon
Culture

This New Food-Centric Cruise Goes Deep Into the Amazon

In Brazil, Kaiara’s rainforest itineraries put local ingredients and makers front and center—and encourage low-impact tourism along the way.

By PAUL RICHARDSON
Fresh Tumeric
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We Should All Be Cooking with Fresh Turmeric

The versatile root lends a peppery zing and golden hue to everything from pancakes to pickles.

By ROMY GILL
Best Restaurant Charleston
Culture

Where to Dine in Charleston, According to a Local

Because these days, South Carolina’s favorite food town is about much more than blue crabs and barbecue.

By STEPHANIE BURT

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Japan Spotlight

Meet the Makers Preserving the Past in Nara
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Meet the Makers Preserving the Past in Nara

From hand-rolled tea to preserved persimmons, artisans in this ancient Japanese city are bringing their generations-old crafts into the future.

By MEGAN ZHANG
18 Essential Japanese Recipes to Cook Right Now
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18 Essential Japanese Recipes to Cook Right Now

From ramen and yakitori to tempura and tsukune, here’s how to make all your favorites at home.

By SAVEUR EDITORS
This Cookbook Will Help You Create Your Own Japanese Izakaya Experience
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This Cookbook Will Help You Create Your Own Japanese Izakaya Experience

“Rintaro” has the same mission as its namesake restaurant in San Francisco: do it right.

By JESSICA CARBONE

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The Hottest Restaurants and Bars to Try in Barcelona Right Now
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The Hottest Restaurants and Bars to Try in Barcelona Right Now

An insider reveals where locals are flocking for futuristic cocktails, pitch-perfect seafood, and tourist-free tapas.

By PAUL RICHARDSON
Taste of Samarkand
Culture

How to Eat Your Way Through Queens, New York

The borough I’ve called home for decades is brimming with fascinating food finds, from Georgian khachapuri to Nepalese momos to Mexican tortas.

By ANYA VON BREMZEN
This Nashville Restaurant Is Basically an Appalachian Art Gallery with Amazing Food
Culture

This Nashville Restaurant Is Basically an Appalachian Art Gallery with Amazing Food

Art is on the walls—and the plate—at chef Sean Brock’s Audrey.

By ELLEN FORT
Hotel Cafe Royal
Culture

Where to Stay in London If You Want to Eat Like Royalty

These 12 hotels have such exceptional food (and drink), you may never step outside.

By WILL HAWKES
Besan Cheela (Chickpea Pancakes)
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Besan Cheela (Chickpea Pancakes)

Spiced with cumin and fresh turmeric, these crisp-edged Indian pancakes are perfect for savory breakfast lovers.

By ROMY GILL
Creamy Gochujang Noodles
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Creamy Gochujang Chicken Noodles

Fermented chile paste cuts the richness in this best-of-both-worlds pasta that fuses fettuccine Alfredo and Korean buldak.

By GARY YEUNG
Thai Fried Chicken
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Thai Fried Chicken

Straight from the street vendors of Hat Yai, kai thawt haat yai is served with crispy shallots, sticky rice, and a dynamite dipping sauce.

By AUSTIN BUSH
Mixed Seed Upside-Down Cake
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Mixed Seed Upside-Down Cake

Caramelized fennel, poppy, pumpkin, and sunflower seeds create a crunchy topping for this orange-scented olive oil cake.

By ALEX TESTERE

The Future of Food

Picky eating without diamond earring.
Culture

What Everyone Gets Wrong About Picky Eaters

Turns out, respecting bodily autonomy is more important than being adventurous.

By BETSY ANDREWS
Farm to Lunar Table
Culture

Farm to Lunar Table: How Astronauts Are Eating Today

To prepare for upcoming years-long voyages, NASA has a new game plan for getting fresh food to the moon and beyond.

By KITTY GREENWALD
best political cookbooks
Culture

Cookbooks Have Always Been Political—Whether Readers Knew It or Not

For these authors, cooking isn’t just an escape—it’s an inherently political act.

By JESSICA CARBONE
Weed Grows Wild in the Land of the Gods
Culture

In Remote Northern India, Weed Isn’t a Trend—It’s a Way of Life

High in the mountains of Uttarakhand, cannabis has been a culinary fixture for centuries.

By ARBAB ALI & NADEEM SARWAR

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Artichokes
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Jacques Pépin’s Artichokes Helen

Cream, tarragon, and brandied mushrooms come together in this old-school French recipe perfected by the culinary legend.

By JACQUES PÉPIN
Hong Shao Ji Tui (Red-Braised Chicken Legs)
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Hong Shao Ji Tui (Red-Braised Chicken Legs)

Soy sauce and rice wine liven up drumsticks in this succulent Chinese main.

By GARY YEUNG
Oyakodon (Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl)
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Oyakodon (Chicken and Egg Rice Bowl)

This comforting dish of tender chicken and soft-cooked eggs over rice is a staple of Japanese home cooking and the izakaya tradition.

By SYLVAN MISHIMA BRACKETT
Spaghetti All'Assassina
Recipes

Spaghetti all’Assassina (‘Killer’ Spaghetti)

This is the best recipe on the internet for the spicy, crunchy tomato pasta from Bari, Italy that’s taken the food world by storm.

By DAN PASHMAN

Gems from the Archive

Japanese Tempura Is Our New Favorite Dinner Party Project
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Japanese Tempura Is Our New Favorite Dinner Party Project

Gather around the stove and turn the best of your summer bounty into a battered-and-fried, eat-as-you-go feast

By NANCY SINGLETON HACHISU
James Edisto Mitchell in Paris, 1950
Culture

My Father’s French Onion Soup

Postwar France had a lifelong effect on my father—both as an artist and a cook.

By SHANE MITCHELL
Green Almonds How to cook
Culture

Green Almonds Are the Super-Seasonal Taste of Spring to Eat Right Now

The tart green pods are only around for a few short weeks. Here’s how to cook with them.

By KRISTY MUCCI
How to Make Pozole, Mexico’s Greatest Party Food
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How to Make Pozole, Mexico’s Greatest Party Food

Fortified with hominy, chiles, and often myriad pig parts, pozole is a celebratory dish in Mexico and beyond

By MAX FALKOWITZ
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