food + cooking

Filone with Jim Lahey

Master baker Jim Lahey, of Sullivan Street Bakery in New York City, introduces filone, a classic Italian bread.

05.01.08
food + cooking

Green is the New Gray

Asparagus and ramps are here. Of course they belong in everything you make.
04.30.08
food + cooking

What Ever Happened to James Beard?

James Beard was a colossus in American cookery, and now he’s barely a memory. What happened?
04.29.08
food + cooking

Forgotten Cuisines of America, Part 5: Tex-Mex

Greasy, salty, and sumptuous, migas are Austin’s signature dish.
04.25.08
food + cooking

In Praise of Parsnips

The last glacier-like snowdrifts melted from my Vermont garden a couple of weeks ago, and I reaped the first harvest of spring: parsnips.
04.24.08
food + cooking

Behind the Recipe: Khachapuri (Georgian Cheese Bread)

Haunted by the memory of crusty, pizzalike bread encasing velvety cheese, one of our food editors created her own version of this traditional Georgian recipe.
04.24.08
food + cooking

Bringing Up Toddler

My baby has gotten delightfully omnivorous. What am I going to feed her?
04.23.08
food + cooking

Behind the Scenes: A Japanese Photo Shoot Without Japan

At the photo shoot for the Japanese menu in our May issue, there was no water and no electricity. Also, there was no Japan.
04.23.08
food + cooking

Running with the Fishes

To many people, shad roe is fishy and muddy and not very good. But I love the stuff. In fact, I love it for those very reasons.
04.21.08
food + cooking

The Ingredient: Tapioca Maltodextrin

Will Goldfarb introduces tapioca maltodextrin, an ingredient commonly used in restaurant kitchens to turn fats into powders.

04.21.08
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