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Yes, we know, you already understand how to melt chocolate. Or think you do. Here, an extra technique or two. Just in case.

Our Never Cook Naked columnists, Mark Scarbrough and Bruce Weinstein, share lots more lessons than just proper cooking attire.

So long, microwave. We've found a far more reliable contraption for popping popcorn, and it's dancing buttery circles around you. Jenna Levy says good riddance.

An iconoclastic mustard appeared via what can only be described as divine intervention. Then it led us straight into temptation.

Carol Penn-Romine long considered the first daughter her nemesis. The reason has everything to do with overcooked okra and a distaste for turnips.

Sydney Meers knows Southern fried chicken. Thanks to him and his grandmother Winnie Lee Johnson's recipe, so can you. Lorraine Eaton divulges.

You haven't truly experienced cherry season 'til you've owned a cherry tree. Darlene West has the purple-stained hands—as well as the perfect clafouti recipe—to prove it.

Single dad Rick Casner learned to use dinnertime not just as an excuse to grow closer to his sons, but to grow up himself.

Say hello to a sassy, grassy goat gouda--from the makers of Humbolt Fog--whose charms will seduce even the most stalwart foodies.

Thanks to these 100+ inspired ideas for making matzoh more enticing, perhaps this year Passover won't seem quite long enough.

Bluegrass Soy Sauce is a brew made the traditional Japanese way with one exception: It's fermented in bourbon-infused oak barrel. A new southern comfort.

Join us as Leite's Culinaria turns twelve. And while you're here, drop us a line as to what you enjoy most about LC.

This ain't your childhood caramel sauce. Goat's milk meets sugar as they're slowly cooked down into a tangy, earthy, oomphy sauce. Booyah.

Pot obsession is what writer Ed Bruske faced when his wife fell for vintage Raymond Loewy designs. The result: a trip to France to fetch this fetching cookware.

Animal fat is good for you, says author and fat advocate Jennifer McLagan. She's hell bent on converting fat-phobes into fat fanatics. Will you change?

Famed editor Judith Jones muses on the joys of cooking for one, since her husband passed. This Valentine's Day the lucky one will be her Havenese puppy, Mabon.

Taza Chocolate, a Boston-based company, sources raw, organic cacao beans from a cooperative in the Dominican Republic for its superb flavored chocolate.

Taste No. 5 Umami Paste from Laura Santtini is a cook's secret weapon. A little dab'll do ya, adding a subtle umami hit to any dish.

While saffron picking in Washington state, Jess Thomson learns a thing or three about crocuses, back-breaking work, and la rosa de saffron.

In the hands of chef Suzanne Goin, cipollini become something magical as she coaxes them into submission in her Cipollini-Bleu de Gex Tart.