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Women Chefs Are Finally the Stars in This New Food Documentary
In her latest project, The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution, filmmaker Maya Gallus is putting the spotlight exclusively on female chefs. → Read More
This Peanut Butter & Pickle Sandwich Is Dividing the Internet
April 5: the day when The New York Times divided the Internet by publishing a recipe for a peanut butter and pickle sandwich. → Read More
Kaffir Lime & Blood Orange Gin & Tonic Recipe
Learn how to make this refreshing gin and tonic recipe that uses homemade kaffir lime-infused gin, from Loquita in Santa Barbara. → Read More
Gin & Tonic Toast Is Your New Favorite Breakfast
When you just can't take another avocado rose, liven up your toast with this new gin and tonic marmalade. → Read More
This New Resort Brings You As Close as You Can Get to Iceland's Blue Lagoon
For those looking for a more private experience of the Blue Lagoon, a brand-new resort tucked in a private inlet is soon opening. → Read More
A Hilariously NSFW Podcast to Add to Your Rotation
For particularly sloggy morning commutes, you're going to want to turn to new podcast Forked Up by the straight-shooting duo behind Thug Kitchen. → Read More
One of the World's Most Famous Food Halls Is Getting a Makeover
Equal parts renowned culinary paradise and magnet for tourists, Harrods Food Hall in London is getting its first revamp in 30 years. → Read More
The Best Rosé Wine for Winter
There's no shame in pulling out a bottle of pink wine during the winter, especially if it's Wölffer Estate's 2017 fall rosé release. → Read More
Google Now Shows Wait Times for Your Favorite Restaurants
Thanks to Google's newest feature, you'll be able to try the latest and most popular eats—without waiting in line. → Read More
Fall's Underrated Fruit Is Taking a Stand
There's more to cranberries than just the colored jelly that comes out of a can. See how chefs are getting creative with this seasonal fruit. → Read More
These Kitchen Tools Are the Next Microwave
Smart cookware isn't just a marketing gimmick. See how the latest generation of kitchen gadgets is changing the way we cook and eat. → Read More
How to Cook Pumpkin Seeds
Steal these brilliant ideas from the country's best chefs on how to cook with pumpkin seeds, the humble by-product of your fall pumpkin carving. → Read More
Giada De Laurentiis Is Cooking Up a National Pasta Chain Restaurant
If there's one thing Giada De Laurentiis can definitely do, it's make a bowl of great pasta, and her latest project is a godsend for carb enthusiasts everywhere. → Read More
This Upcoming Conference Is Like a TED Talk for the Food World
Back in NYC for it's fourth year, Brainfood is one part food festival and one part TED Talk with the movers and shakers of the food and drink world. → Read More
How Dominique Crenn Is Aiding Victims of the Napa Fire
The chef and activist is opening her Michelin-starred kitchens to the public and inviting you to aid those affected by the wine country's devastating blaze. → Read More
Why Sweet & Salty Foods Taste Good Together
Whether it's chocolate-covered pretzels or fries dunked into a fast-food milkshake, here's exactly why sweet and salty foods are so addictive. → Read More
The Best Orange Juice You Can Buy at the Grocery Store
Whether you need something to wash down your waffles or make Champagne count as breakfast, this is the best orange juice brand you can pick up at the store. → Read More
Culinary School Instagram Course
In response to the growing influence of social media in restaurants, prestigious culinary schools have begun offering courses on becoming a better Instagrammer. → Read More
The Instant Pot Is on Major Sale, Today Only
If you've been eyeing an Instant Pot, today's your lucky day—Amazon is selling the all-in-one cooker for 30 percent off. → Read More
The Real Reason Why We Bake Everything at 350 Degrees
If you're breaking out the mixing bowls and KitchenAid, chances are you're also setting the oven to 350 degrees. But why do so many recipes call for this temperature? → Read More