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    thefreshloaf I've been baking no-knead recipes for a short while. I have never done it with a Dutch Oven since I don't own one. Today, I thought of the possibility of using a soup stock pot. The one I have is a calphalon with rivetted metal handles and a glass lid....

    2 hours ago by thihal123

      seriouseats [Photograph: Kerry Saretsky] I wouldn't necessarily recommend going to Ireland to find French food inspiration, but I was in Kerry last weekend, and that's just what happened. I was in a little pub called The Blue Bull in the blink-and-you-missed-it town of Sneem, and I ordered what I thought was very...

      48 minutes ago by Kerry Saretsky

        seriouseats Editor's Note: We're teaming up with our friends over at Food52 to bring you even more easy weeknight recipes. Food52 recipes will appear on this site every Tuesday and Thursday, and are carefully curated by the Serious Eats team. Check back on Serious Eats every weekday afternoon for a new...

        1 hour ago by Will Gibney

          newyork.seriouseats From Serious Eats: New York Saturday (May 26) Discover Brooklyn's Hidden Edible Plants on a Foraging Journey Saturday, May 26, 10 a.m. Ethnobotanist, food writer, and locavore Leda Meredith will show participants how to identify and prepare...

          1 hour ago by Will Gibney

            chow Two tastes of hard candy from Japan, a land where apparently pretty much anything goes, flavor-wise. See More Stories Like This Share on Facebook | Tweet this | StumbleIt | See the comments

            3 hours ago by James Norton

              drinks.seriouseats From Drinks I've been musing a bit on beautiful liquor bottles lately, but nothing I've seen stacks up to the dramatic presentation of Highland Park's new cask-strength single malt whisky, which arrives in a miniature...

              1 hour ago by Maggie Hoffman

                npr Meat processors blame social media and their own lack of transparency for the "pink slime" storm. . But will consumers ever trust the industry when it comes to understanding how the food processing system works?» E-Mail This     » Add to Del.icio.us

                  newyork.seriouseats From Serious Eats: New York [Photograph: Kathy YL Chan] You'll find the Yeti ($3.75) tucked in the same row as croissants and brioche at Bien Cuit in Cobble Hill. It's made with a buttery danish dough...

                  2 hours ago by Kathy YL Chan

                    sweets.seriouseats From Sweets [Photograph: Lauren Weisenthal] I love cheesecake (except for the heft that you expect from many versions) and I love pie (except we're still in a fruit drought at the moment, rhubarb excepted). So you...

                    2 hours ago by Lauren Weisenthal

                      seriouseats [Photographs: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt] I first knew flank steak by its local New England name of sirloin tip. Go to any old school dive or tavern with a menu, and you're bound to run into them, cut into cubes, stuck on a skewer, and grilled over an open coal fire, just...

                      2 hours ago by J. Kenji López-Alt

                        chicago.seriouseats From Chicago [Courtesy of Maison/Facebook] Friday (May, 25) Maison Opens Tomorrow Friday, May 25 Maison, the latest project from the Custom House Hospitality Group, opens tomorrow in Lakeshore East. The 140-seat restaurant will feature a brasserie-style dinner menu from...

                        2 hours ago by The Serious Eats Chicago Team

                          seriouseats [Photograph: Jamie Silver] Hummus is a delicious meatless, protein-packed Middle Eastern dip that's perfect to snack on with pita (or other flatbreads) or a wide range of vegetables. It's simple to make: just toss a can of drained chickpeas into a food processor, add a clove of garlic, a drizzle of...

                          3 hours ago by Lee Zalben

                            thefreshloaf Hello: Can someone point me in the right direction to potentially fix my barm? I made my seed culture from Reinhart's TBBA about a week ago and for the last 3 days I've been growing my barm. However, even though I read his book religiously daily, I somehow missed...

                            3 hours ago by nina1

                              seriouseats [Photographs: Kelly Bone] I've been eating my way through the menu at SimpleThings, but might have to halt my journey after trying the Sweet Potato sandwich ($8.75). The complex collage of flavors and textures has me hooked. The main components are soft, dominated by the thick slab of warm grilled sweet...

                              3 hours ago by Kelly Bone

                                npr In tough economic times, people almost never cut out comfort foods like chocolate. But sometimes, when you just can't get the foods you love, deprivation can lead to a new food invention, like Estonia's faux chocolate bar, the Kama bar.» E-Mail This     » Add to Del.icio.us

                                  drinks.seriouseats From Drinks Bottom Shelf research director Emily and I are getting married on October 13. I expect all of you to be there except for whichever one of you is covering my shift that night....

                                  3 hours ago by Will Gordon

                                    aht.seriouseats From A Hamburger Today [Photographs: above, McDonald's; others, Philip Lamb] McDonald's in France has really great coffee, especially if you're American and forgot to make coffee on a Saturday morning before going shopping with two kids....

                                    4 hours ago by phillamb168

                                      sweets.seriouseats From Sweets [Photographs: Brian Oh] In America, the phrase "ice cream sandwich" probably conjures up thoughts of a thick, rectangular slice of vanilla ice cream sitting between two thin, chocolate wafers. One imagines peeling back the...

                                      4 hours ago by Brian Oh

                                        chicago.seriouseats From Chicago Editor's Note: In this great city of ours, one could eat a different sandwich every day of the year--so that's what we'll do. Here's A Sandwich a Day, our daily look at sandwiches...

                                        5 hours ago by Michell Eloy

                                          thefreshloaf I have some recipies for bread that I use, and they are fine, but already are written with fresh milled flour in mind. Looking at recipes for cookies, cakes, muffins, etc.... Does anyone know the way to do it with fresh milled flour instead of all purpose flour and have them turn...

                                          4 hours ago by JennsBread

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                                            4 hours ago by Food Dude

                                              newyork.seriouseats From Serious Eats: New York [Photographs: Nancy Huang] Prospect Heights bar Cornelius has made a name for itself with its famous $1 oyster happy hour offered on weekdays until 8 PM and weekends until 6 PM....

                                              4 hours ago by Nancy Huang

                                                thefreshloaf I have gone my whole life without ever trying Sweet Potato Pie. I am 37 years old and it wasnt until last Christmas I decided to make a Sweet Potato Pie, and I fell in love with it. Better than Pumpkin Pie.  Just a few days ago I made a Sweet...

                                                6 hours ago by impecunious1

                                                  thefreshloaf Is there a way to "stretch and fold" a small amount of dough? The recipe I used was 2 1/2 cups flour and 1 cup water (plus salt sugar and yeast). I was just trying to make one loaf of bread and practice S&F technique, but it didnt have enough weight...

                                                  6 hours ago by impecunious1

                                                    thefoodsection A new study using DNA profiling techniques shows the environmental benefits of restrictions on overfishing. By devoting less than a third of an area to a marine reserve network, you can double the number of juvenile fish that settle in...

                                                    5 hours ago by Josh Friedland