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There are few dishes that bring comfort quite like chicken and rice, no matter the country of origin. In this recipe, the gochujang-yogurt sauce does double-duty: 1. As a marinade for the boneless chicken thighs. The longer your marinate (up to a day), the tastier the chicken; but it will still taste great with even just an hour in the fridge. 2. As a base for the sauce that will accompany the… → Read More
Resident Hana Asbrink shares her 14 favorite gifts to give for anyone, any occasion, and any budget. → Read More
Whether for a birthday meal or Thanksgiving, the scrum board is a vital tool that keeps me organized. Here's how I do it, and how you can replicate it at home. → Read More
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Patty melts are the best of a grilled cheese and a burger. In this version, I keep to the traditional structure while adding caramelized kimchi and pepper Jack. → Read More
Frozen sanuki udon is a weeknight dinner hero and a staple in the kitchen. It cooks in one minute, is extremely versatile, and can be used in place of pasta. → Read More
A rice cooker will change your life, and these friendly appliances are the best on the internet right now. → Read More
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Vicky Bennison is the creator of the popular Pasta Grannies YouTube channel, as well as the author of the cookbook of the same name. Tune in for his podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
Gail Simmons is a Top Chef judge, and the author of Bringing It Home and Talking with My Mouth Full. Tune in for his podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
Andrew Scrivani is a director, producer, and photographer whose work you might recognize from The New York Times food section. He's also the author of a new book, "That Photo Makes Me Hungry: Photographing Food for Fun & Profit." Tune in for his podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
Maria Speck is a whole grains expert and cookbook author, with titles including Simply Ancient Grains and Ancient Grains for Modern Meals. Tune in for a podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
Gaz Oakley of Avant-Garde Vegan is a chef, cookbook author, and YouTube star. His newest cookbook, "Plants-Only Kitchen," is a collection of approachable plant-based recipes for busy people. He recently stopped by for a podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
Sonoko Sakai is a culinary expert and author of the cookbook, "Japanese Home Cooking: Simple Meals, Authentic Flavors." She recently stopped by for a podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
Benjamina Ebuehi is a former Great British Bake Off show contestant and author of new baking cookbook called The New Way to Cake. She recently stopped by for a podcast chat with Chowhound's Executive Editor Hana Asbrink. Download and listen to the interview here. → Read More
How to make jjapaguri, aka, ram-don from Bong Joon Ho-directed movie, Parasite (Gisaengchung, 기생충). Here's how to recreate the iconic dish with steak, complete with a recipe. → Read More
Fly By Jing's Sichuan chili crisp is the kind of chili oil you'll be drizzling over fried eggs, pizza, and noodles. → Read More
Our executive editor took the Mealthy MultiPot and CrispLid for a spin. Read her review of the electric pressure cooker / Instant Pot competitor and brilliant lid here. → Read More
Learn how to make savory Korean pancakes called jeon using all of your summer produce. → Read More