I have a tendency to anthropomorphize macaroons: I imagine their pain at being constantly mistaken for their more glamorous relation,…
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Why It Works Roasting olive oil–dressed chicken thighs and asparagus at high heat cooks them quickly and beautifully, while producing…
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Read More »Welcome to BA Bake Club, a community of curious bakers. Each month senior test kitchen editors Jesse Szewczyk and Shilpa…
Read More »The Sidecar, a combination of Cognac, triple sec, and lemon juice, might just be the quintessential Prohibition-era cocktail. During the…
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Read More »Though it’s unclear whether or not this drink originated in Canada, The Toronto, a potent, spirit-forward mixture of Canadian rye…
Read More »Depending on where you live, the term BBQ ribs might conjure up a smoker tended by a seasoned pitmaster. It’s…
Read More »Homemade barbecue sauce recipes—much like the entire category of barbecue—can be deeply personal and often dependent on where you’re from.…
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