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Anna Hezel

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23 Sweet Vermouth Cocktails to Use Up That Bottle

We have you covered, with classic sweet vermouth cocktails like the negroni and the manhattan, and plenty of riffs to keep your thirst quenched. → Read More

Ruby Tandoh's Grocery Strategy Involves a Lot of Gnocchi

The author and "Great British Baking Show" contestant lets us in on her grocery routine and favorite 3-minute meal. → Read More

For the Snackiest Popcorn, You Need a Pinch of This

A few little granules of citric acid could be the difference between a good snack and an amazing snack. → Read More

Molly Yeh’s Grocery Strategy Gets Dinner on the Table Fast

The author and Food Network host has her grocery runs down to a science. → Read More

Candied Kumquats Are Your Winter Dessert Pro-Move

If you only buy kumquats once this year, give them the five-star treatment. → Read More

Marie Kondo’s Grocery Shopping Strategy

The author and TV personality always has the ingredients handy for a batch of mochi. → Read More

The 19 Most Popular Weeknight Dinner Recipes of 2022

These were the quick, reliable weeknight dinner recipes that Epicurious readers cooked the most this year, including grilled chicken, tuna melts, and more. → Read More

Marcella Hazan’s 3-Ingredient Dessert Ends Any Meal With Style

Caffeine, booze, ice cream. This easy dessert has it all. → Read More

How to Keep Cookies Fresh for Shipping (and Eating)

We talked to some pros about how to keep cookies fresh as possible during your holiday baking marathons. Learn the best storage tips and how to ship cookies. → Read More

13 Recipes That Prove You Don’t Need Oven Space to Cook Thanksgiving

Find easy, delicious dishes you can cook for Thanksgiving without an oven, using the stovetop or a portable burner, air fryer, and grill. → Read More

The Best Thanksgiving Pie Is Actually a Cheesecake

They're foolproof, easy to make ahead of time, and perfect for carrying all of those fall flavors. → Read More

This $2 Tool Is the MVP of Your Vintage Thanksgiving

This handy little tool is capable of so much more than carving your melon into balls for fruit salads. Use your melon baller to cook the perfect vintage Thanksgiving menu. → Read More

Store Amaro in the Freezer for Instant After-Dinner Drinks

Stash a few bottles of the bitter stuff in your freezer for an icy after-dinner drink, no ice cubes required. → Read More

Nothing Says Thanksgiving Like a Spreadsheet

Meet the people tackling their Thanksgiving dinners with colorful spreadsheets, multi-page Google docs, elegant scrum boards, and very organized shared drives. → Read More

For Perfect Condiment Squiggles, You Need These Squeeze Bottles

Read why we love using squeeze bottles in our cooking for tasks like saucing a dish, adding oil to a pan, and more. → Read More

Turn Sweet Plantains and Eggs Into a Brunch-Worthy Omelet

Crown your next omelet with glossy, perfectly caramelized rounds of plantains. → Read More

Via Carota Chef Tip: Skip the Stock, This Risotto Is Better With Water

This trick, from New York's Via Carota, makes for a minimalist lemon risotto full of pure citrus flavor. → Read More

How to Store Nuts So They Don’t Go Rancid

The longer you keep those nuts around, the less delicious your pies, cookies, and other baked goods will taste. Here's how to keep nuts from going bad. → Read More

What Is a Sardine Fork?

These squat, strangely shaped forks are surprisingly useful. → Read More

Why Do We Keep Reinventing Ways to Cook Spaghetti?

Pasta is one of the easiest things in the world to cook. So why do we need so many hacks? → Read More