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Wondering how to turn those dried chickpeas lurking in your pantry into creamy hummus or a crispy air-fried snack?

Pistachio Factory pistachio butter is the tastiest, smoothest, and most lush nut butter you've ever tasted.

Take a spin through East Hampton to Ina Garten's favorite spots, as David Leite shares his own memories about this delightful place.

After a big seafood throw down, you might find yourself with an excess of empty shells. What to do? Stock, compost, garbage? Cat toys? The brilliant Never Cook Naked guys have an answer.

Nach Waxman, the heart and soul of Manhattan's culinary bookstore Kitchen Arts & Letters, passed away today. The food world grieves.

There's nothing quite like an exquisitely sweet and drippy peach to make life stand still for a moment. And we've got 5 simple tactics to ensure stone fruit superlativeness.

It’s that time of year when everything buds and blooms. Take advantage and plant enough herbs—grow ‘em indoors or outdoors—to last the entire year.

How to take (almost) all the guesswork out of making and baking bread? Leave as little to chance as possible. A thermometer helps you do exactly that.

Michael W. Twitty digs deep into the history of rice and the role African-American slaves played in the dissemination, cultivation, and harvesting of this beloved grain.

No fancy smoker? No problem. We explain how to transform your kettle grill into a backyard maker of smoked ribs, salmon, turkey, chicken, and so much more.

Writer Kim Sunée shares her experience of both losing and finding herself in cooking during the last couple decades and especially the last year.

Not certain how to sharpen your knives or where to take them to have it done for you? Wonder no more. Now you can do it by mail from trusted experts.

One of our recipe testers navigates the world of air frying for the first time.

Our Never Cook Naked columnists, Mark Scarbrough and Bruce Weinstein, share their tips on how to accurately measure when a recipe calls for a "heaping" cup.

Investigative science researcher Gary Taubes talks to David and Renee about the science behind eating low-carb or keto.

If, unlike us, you don't find yourself going through pure maple syrup at a dizzying rate, then you might be wondering the best way to store it so you don't waste a single, perfect amber drop.

No more wincing at woefully blemished hard-boiled eggs with little chunks of the white missing. Not with this simple technique.

Ever wonder why it’s always fettuccine with Alfredo? Or bucatini all'Amatriciana? Because it works. Read on to find out why.

Here's how to coax tough, inexpensive cuts of meat to tenderness while imbuing them with flavor. And all without nary any effort. Here's how.

Because sometimes we all need a little rom-com to the rescue. Here, the ones that most bring us all the feels in a lot of ways. Including wanting to get into the kitchen.