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Behind the Recipe: Grilled Cheese
Gourmet’s Andrea Albin discusses how she came up with our insanely delicious cover recipe.
01.23.08
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- behind the recipe,
- cooking + technique,
- sandwiches,
- grilling,
- andrea albin
food + cooking
Behind the Recipe: Meatloaf
Food editor Ian Knauer reveals how he created his version of the classic dish—"just like Mom's, except better than Mom's."
01.16.08
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- behind the recipe,
- cooking + technique,
- ian knauer
food + cooking
Which Whisk is Which?
How to choose the right tool for the task, whether you're making a thick, rich sauce or a light-as-air soufflé.
01.15.08
- Keywords
- cooking + technique,
- corky pollan,
- food prep,
- art + design,
- kitchen
food + cooking
The Bread: Brioche
Gourmet food editor Ian Knauer demonstrates the making of brioche.
01.14.08
- Keywords
- ian knauer,
- baking,
- video,
- cooking + technique,
- bread
food + cooking
The Dish: Langzhou Noodles
Steven Yan demonstrates the technique for making hand-pulled noodles.
01.14.08
- Keywords
- cooking + technique,
- chefs,
- steven yan,
- video,
- noodles
food + cooking
The Dish: Kimchi with David Chang
Chef David Chang demonstrates his mom's recipe for kimchi.
01.14.08
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- chefs,
- david chang,
- video,
- cooking + technique,
- kimchi
food + cooking
Which Came First, the Chicken or the Pig?
With this week's review of Barbuto in the New York Times, the hottest dish in Manhattan today is… roast chicken?
01.11.08
- Keywords
- alan sytsma,
- cooking + technique,
- poultry,
- restuarants,
- new york
food + cooking
Sprouts’ Honor
Roasting Brussels sprouts turns them into the bacon of the vegetable world. And everyone likes bacon.
01.09.08
- Keywords
- robert pincus,
- cooking + technique,
- vegetable
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Cooking Tips
A glossary of culinary terms used in Gourmet's recipes.
January 2008
- Keywords
- cooking + technique
food + cooking
Punxsatawney Phil: Watch Your Back, Dude
Groundhog tastes like rabbit, but it's dark meat, and when it's cooked
properly it is succulent and silky.
01.03.08
- Keywords
- ian knauer,
- cooking + technique,
- meat
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