Nashville hot — that particular lacquer of cayenne, brown sugar, smoked paprika, and fat that has defined a style of American heat for decades — was built for poultry. Apply …
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Slice open a whole trout and the smell that rises is clean and cold — something between river water and new rain. It is a smell that calls for warm …
Blackening is a technique that operates at the edge of control. It uses extremely high, dry heat to drive the surface of an ingredient — typically protein or bread — …
Most ground turkey recipes coast on the protein’s neutrality — they season it heavily, bury it in sauce, and hope for the best. This pan-seared leeks and turkey skillet takes …
There is a particular satisfaction in a fritter that holds its shape — one with a crust that audibly resists the fork before giving way to a creamy, herb-flecked interior. …
The Sound That Tells You Everything The second fry is the one that counts. The first pass through hot oil sets the structure, driving the moisture out of the batter …
Two Lean Ingredients That Both Need the Same Solution Venison and kohlrabi are separated by everything except one culinary challenge: both are lean, low in fat, and prone to either …
The Dish That Makes Kohlrabi Make Sense Kohlrabi is one of those vegetables that shows up at farmers markets and in CSA boxes and leaves a lot of home cooks …
Shakshuka, Rebuilt from the Inside Out The original shakshuka — eggs poached in a spiced tomato sauce — is already a nearly complete dish. What happens when you introduce ground …
What the Oven Does Before You Start Cut an acorn squash in half and place it cut-side down on a hot sheet pan. Within twenty minutes, the surface that was …