At These Restaurants, Feeding the Staff Comes First
The “family meal” tradition of serving workers before customers is getting new life as a perk, a motivator and a teaching tool.
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The “family meal” tradition of serving workers before customers is getting new life as a perk, a motivator and a teaching tool.
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A California law aimed at banning hidden fees has put restaurant service charges at risk. But it could still change.
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Once-hot direct-to-consumer pots and pans are up for grabs on secondhand marketplaces at steep discounts — or ending in the garbage.
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The country has a long history — more than a century — of making nonalcoholic wines. It’s no wonder they’re good.
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The Brewing Tradition Passed From Mother to Daughter
The beerlike beverage called suwe or tella is brewed in Eritrea and Ethiopia, as well as in diasporic communities like Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Melissa Clark’s Go-To Pizza Recipe for Busy Nights
This olive oil-enriched recipe is the fastest version you can make from scratch — and it’s one of the best.
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‘Bromakase’ Is the New Steakhouse
The power protein rituals of man dining are taking over the once staid world of premium sushi.
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How to Become a Vegetarian (or Simply Eat More Plants)
Your health and cooking questions, answered.
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Cooking for One Can Be Fun, Easy and Delicious. Here’s How.
Making food for just yourself can feel like a burden night after night, but there are ways to make it less of a chore.
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Is a Taco a Sandwich? No. Yes. Well, It Depends on the Law.
An Indiana judge recently ruled that tacos are sandwiches, but that’s the wrong question.
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Learn to Make the Best Broccoli of Your Life (Really!)
In the latest installment of her YouTube series, the cookbook author and chef Sohla El-Waylly will teach you how to maximize this popular, but sometimes divisive vegetable.
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A Top Chef Winner Finds a New Italian Perch
Harold Dieterle, the winner of the first season of “Top Chef,” is opening Il Totano in the West Village, Marsanne NYC serves Mediterranean food in a 150-seat space and more restaurant news.
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Hot dogs, hot slaw and plenty of ranch
The point, on a long weekend that heralds the start of a new season, is to cook with the intention of delivering pleasure as much as sustenance.
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Yasmin Fahr’s new recipe for one-pot chicken meatballs with greens is already proving to be a weeknight winner.
By Melissa Clark
And if it’s cool and overcast: bo ssam, cured and slow roasted and served with lettuce, rice and a raft of condiments.
By Sam Sifton
Pietro’s, an old-guard Italian steakhouse, said farewell to its longtime address in Midtown Manhattan with a crew of regulars.
By Alex Vadukul
That’s it. That’s the recipe title. Happy summer.
By Mia Leimkuhler
“If he can do it on Mars,” said the actor, now starring in the cooking show “In the Kitchen With Harry Hamlin,” “I can do it in my backyard.”
By Kathryn Shattuck
The Smarties plant in Union, N.J., churns out thousands of pounds of candy a day. Meet the woman who keeps everything running smoothly.
By Priya Krishna
In “The Editor,” Sara B. Franklin argues that Judith Jones was a “publishing legend,” transcending industry sexism to champion cookbooks — and Anne Frank.
By Alexandra Jacobs
The actress Maria Bello and the Michelin-starred chef Dominique Crenn said they owe their journey to the “three C’s”: cancer, Covid and, now, commitment.
By Sadiba Hasan
Becky Hughes will take a cookie over a pastry, every time. (Please don’t bully her.)
By Becky Hughes
Grilled halloumi and zucchini with salsa verde if you’re the cookout grill master, charred bok choy and cannellinis if you’re a salad-toting guest.
By Tanya Sichynsky
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