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The Test Kitchen: How to Clean and Chop Herbs Quickly

Gourmet travel food editor Shelley Wiseman demonstrates her tips for preparing fresh herbs at lightning speed.
06.06.08
food + cooking

Behind the Recipe(s): Kebabs

How one of our cooks came up with six very different takes on the classic skewer.
06.04.08
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‘Leaping Frog’ Chicken: A Little Flattening Goes A Long Way

Get the most out of chicken by opening it up and flattening it on the grill. It cooks quickly and stays moist and juicy.
June 2009
food + cooking

The Art of Cold-Oil Frying

It’s not as kooky as it sounds. My bad.
06.03.08
food + cooking

Behind the Recipe: Crab Cakes

As one of our cooks explains, sometimes traditional family recipes—like these meaty Maryland crab cakes—are bought, not made.
05.30.08
food + cooking

The Cooking School Diaries: Parsley Edition

Wait, I didn’t sign up for a remedial class.
05.27.08
food + cooking

Minutes of the Institute for Oleic Research, Part 3: Buttermilk Dressing

Spring’s harbingers of summer come via a number of natural occurrences, but for me, it comes in the form of a salad dressing.
05.22.08
food + cooking

The Technique: Smoke-Roasting

John Willoughby, Gourmet executive editor and co-author of Grill It!, demonstrates the secrets and simplicity of smoke-roasting.

05.21.08
food + cooking

Behind the Recipe: Pulled Pork Sandwiches

One of our cooks adapts a North Carolina favorite, succulent whole-hog barbecue, for the home kitchen.
05.19.08
food + cooking

More Cooking in Clay: This Time, the Oven

Foods cooked long and slow in a traditional horno exude a fragrant blend of earth, ash, adobe, and fire—the essence of New Mexico.
05.15.08
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