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Max Falkowitz

Serious Eats

New York, United States

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Past:
  • Serious Eats
  • Food & Wine magazine
  • Imbibe Magazine
  • SAVEUR
  • The New York Times
  • GQ
  • Mic
  • Food52

Past articles by Max:

The Best Mint Chip Ice Cream Recipe

No mint leaves can match the charged blast of a slug of mint extract, but fresh mint ice cream has an unbeatable roundness of flavor you just can't find in a bottle. Add in lacy straciatella swirls that don't turn brittle like regular frozen chocolate for a mint chip ice cream that'll put all the others to bed. → Read More

Everything You Need to Know About Different Types of Tea

There are so many different types of tea that getting into what's arguably the world's most popular drink aside from water can be confusing. Don't fret-here's a breakdown of the different types of tea. → Read More

A Guide to Rice Types Around the World

Here's the long and short of the world's most popular food. → Read More

Meet the People Who Pick Those Ramps You Love So Much

Omar Thelwell and his small crew of Jamaican farmers and fish tea enthusiasts are the expert foragers behind spring's buzziest ingredient: ramps. → Read More

Mango Lassi Frozen Yogurt Recipe

A creamy, tangy fro-yo rich with mango sweetness and lime. → Read More

Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream Recipe

A frozen alternative to pumpkin pie, with gingersnap cookies and candied ginger folded inside. → Read More

Strawberry Sorbet Recipe

The quickest, easiest, most intensely flavored strawberry sorbet. → Read More

Maple Ice Cream Recipe

A rich ice cream full of deep maple flavor, perfect for topping pie—or French toast. → Read More

How Ful Medames Made Me Forget All About Hummus

Let's talk about ful (pronounced "fool") for a minute, because you might find you like it even more than hummus. Where the chickpea is a wan wallflower, the fava is proudly, robustly funky. And with its mashed-up beans and rich broth, ful takes common ingredients like cumin, garlic, and tahini to bolder places than hummus ever could. → Read More

Scotch Vanilla Bean Ice Cream Recipe

This is everything vanilla ice cream should be: impossibly rich and smooth with deep notes of honey, caramel, and flowers. A good Highland Scotch (I'm partial to Glenlivet 12) brings out the best flavors of vanilla while also adding depth. There's a good amount of salt to keep you coming back for another bite. Add salt slowly and adjust it to your tastes. → Read More

Finding Solace In Seltzer

During stressful times, Imbibe contributor Max Falkowitz finds solace in the simplicity of seltzer. → Read More

A Beginner's Guide to Drinking Better Green Tea

"Green tea" isn't a particular drink. It's as broad category as that white wine, and there's plenty of junk between you and the good stuff. So if you've been curious about green tea but want to know more about what you're drinking, consider this your handy guide. → Read More

Secret Tools and Tricks of the Ice Cream Pros: How to Make Creamy Ice Cream

I spoke with nine ice cream pros, a mix of pastry chefs and ice cream specialists, to see how they keep their ice cream smooth and creamy. Here's what they had to say, and what secrets you can steal for your own recipes. → Read More

How to Add Rich, Nutty Depth to Any Ice Cream Recipe

The secret to toasted nutty ice cream couldn't be simpler: Treat nuts like any other ingredient and steep them in your ice cream base. → Read More

Why Tea Addicts Go Crazy for Pu-Erh

Pu-erh, which is processed in a special way to encourage microbial fermentation after the leaves are dried, ages more dynamically than any tea out there. It does not have fans. It has junkies who buy kilos of the stuff at a time to bliss out on days-long brewing sessions, only dropping out of their highs long enough to argue over the best pu-erh blends, growing regions, and storage methods. → Read More

The Science of the Best Sorbet

Sorbet has a science like anything else, and once you learn a few things you'll be ready to turn any fruit into fresh, full-flavored, and creamy sorbet—something so creamy you might confuse it for ice cream. → Read More

The Science of the Best Sorbet

Sorbet has a science like anything else, and once you learn a few things you'll be ready to turn any fruit into fresh, full-flavored, and creamy sorbet—something so creamy you might confuse it for ice cream. → Read More

How to Make Apple Crisp With a Perfect Crumb Topping

We'll come out and say it: Sometimes an apple crisp is better than a pie. With more fruit, less work, and more flavor and texture in the buttery/carb-y layer of good stuff, your choice of fall dessert is an easy one. Here's how it's done. → Read More

How to Make Apple Crisp With a Perfect Crumb Topping

Among baked fruit desserts, pie has a way of hogging the spotlight. But apple crisp gives you more fruit, flavor, and texture, in a fraction of the time. → Read More

Yes, You Want This Spicy Chinese Noodle Soup for Breakfast

In China's Yunnan Province, this savory soup with myriad mix-ins is a common way to fuel up for the day → Read More