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Local Flavors

Deborah Madison, the renowned cookbook author and local-food advocate, feeds us with her monthly reflections.

Latest: January 13, 2012

The beauty of breadcrumbs

Cherish the humble crumb

Old bread is a great resource in the kitchen.

Front Burner

Chef Kelly Myers shares her expertise in the professional kitchen with the home cook, focusing on ingredients, equipment, and techniques.

Latest: September 7, 2011

Preserving in oil and vinegar

Marinating summer’s harvest

A jar of ready-to-go vegetables is a lovely thing to have on hand.

Adam’s Rib

Adam Ried shares his expertise inside the kitchen and out.

Latest: December 22, 2011

A celery-soup celebration

Reconsidering holiday rituals

Sometimes it’s liberating to change your traditions.

Table Talk

Every Thursday at 10 am PT, 1 pm ET, it’s a weekly online chat about food with longtime food journalist and chef Kim O’Donnel.

Latest: November 14, 2011

Table Talk: November 17

A local-foods feast

Josh Viertel and Jennifer Maiser want to help you have a local-foods Thanksgiving. Read the transcript of their online chat.

Unexplained Bacon

Matthew Amster-Burton sniffs out the unexplained in the kitchen, the store, and the food world at large.

Latest: June 28, 2011

One-pot cooking

Sticky rice as a main dish

Meet the Japanese treat known as okowa.

Vine to Table

Wine writer Kerry Newberry looks for the story beyond the glass.

Latest: February 7, 2012

Bubbles and comfort fare

Your favorite foods, with bubbles

Winemakers share ideas for pairing sparkling wine and everyday food.

Spaghetti on the Wall

Shoshanna Cohen writes about food from all angles.

Latest: January 25, 2012

What supermarkets get right

Bounty and possibility

People love to hate the supermarket.

Ask Hank

Hank Sawtelle promises to leave no stone unturned researching answers to your kitchen questions.

Latest: November 1, 2010

Drying homemade pasta

Or storing it in the freezer

Preserving homemade pasta.

Health+Food

Marissa Lippert is a registered dietician who knows good food when she tastes it.

Latest: March 18, 2011

What are antiangiogenic foods?

Eat them to starve cancer

Eating certain foods may help slow the spread of cancer in the body.

Kitchen Limbo

Carrie Floyd, Culinate’s food editor, bends over backward to keep everything balanced in the home kitchen.

Latest: May 2, 2008

Clockwatching

Busy people can still cook real food

Faster isn’t always better.

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Making meaty films

More-than-a-dream project

A campaign to bring meat know-how online.

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