“…there was a beautiful wine that she described as ‘a fairy tale in which someone dies’…”
“…there was a beautiful wine that she described as ‘a fairy tale in which someone dies’…”
What should one of the oldest food preservation methods look like in the 21st century?
Garlic, onions and tomato paste are deglazed with American-style pale lager for a Texan pot of beans from this San Antonio native.
Discussing the ins + outs of the Fabaceae family as Books Headley launches Superiority Burger Cookbook with Rick Easton of Bread and Salt Bakery and Dave Rizo of Sandwichserious.
Shortbread is already a contradiction in austerity and opulence. The addition of finely milled green tea powder further complicates matters.
A quick-cure takes just salt, sugar, water and a few minutes of active prep. Garlic cream cheese and a bagel-inspired topping make it instantly snackable.
The simple alchemy of a delicious vinaigrette - emulsion at its finest - demands the best oil and vinegar you can get your hands on.
Summer squash and spring onions stack up well against skirt steak on the grill.
This unusual take on Melissa Clark’s Lemon Bars With Olive Oil and Sea Salt uses smoked chipotle oil and limes to test the limits of savory dessert.
A new photobook from The Eriskay Connection explores a peculiar facet of Austrian cultural history.
Time and a little special shopping, not skill, is all that is needed to make this transcendent mole.
The pink salt marshes of Grussian in southern France provide inspiration for this simple brownie recipe.
Chicken mole, stone ground grits with corn and cojito cheese, mango salsa fresca, cilantro oil.
Read what product designer Carolien Niebling was reading during the development of her research project and book The Sausage of the Future.