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Three Chef’s Techniques
User-friendly techniques we return to again and again.
Cutting Grape Tomatoes
A restaurant trick for slicing these small tomatoes.
How To Thread A Potato Chip
Simple steps to create this whimsical snack.
Inside a great restaurant kitchen.
The kitchen at Crook's Corner in Chapel Hill has become an incubator for talented chefs.
And To Begin...
We love amuse-bouches, those one- or two-bite treats that many chefs present to diners before the first course.
The trick to making perfect gnocchi lies in its final shaping.
The Slanted Door
A San Francisco restaurant family has truly arrived.
A day in the life of a New York waitress.
Here are some simple steps that master sommelier Robert Smith, of the Las Vegas restaurant Picasso, recommended to us.
Among the many things we learned in testing recipes for issue 119 (April 2009) was that many of the tools top chefs use can also be great allies of the home cook. Here are a few of our favorites.
Sous vide cooking has been around for decades, and is especially prevalent in professional kitchens.
Table of Contents - Issue 119
Table of Contents - Issue 119
Recipe Listing - Issue 119
Recipe Listing - Issue 119