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Let's Talk About Fail-Safe Recipes

The ones you go back to again and again

BONUS VIDEO: Fried Lobster a la Mark

Classy, right?

Yay! Leftovers!

It’s time to get excited about recycling food: not the produce peels and scraps that go to the compost pile, but all the odds and ends from bygone meals that never make it to the kitchen bin. It’s food too good to call leftovers, though that’s what they are. Here, we divide them into seven categories.

What's All the Fuss About Scrambled Eggs?

When it comes to a basic breakfast, it seems we’re either minimalists or maximalists

The Best Citrus Makes a Big Difference

Podcast

How To Make Stock Without Going Insane

Photo: Romulo Yanes

Your New Pasta Hack, Quick-Braised Fish with Black Bean Sauce, and Moroccan Chicken in a Flash

Daniel Meyer

The "Secret" Ingredients We Can't Live Without

Podcast

A Beef Stew For The Modern Eater

Spoiler alert: It’s mostly vegetables.

5 Hearty Pasta Sauces (That Happen To Be Vegan)

Friday To Do List: 1. Order a Book. 2. Win a Print. 3. Eat Lava Cake

First off, got a really special pre-order offer for you: A chance to win a framed, limited edition print, made…

Dinspiration: 5 Recipes For The Darkest Season

Winter is always “the darkest season,” but this one more than most. While what we decide to cook and eat…

3 Different Menus For New Year's Eve

What to cook if you’re feeling fancy, lazy, or sick of meat

This 25-Minute Soup May Redeem Your Winter

It may also change your mind about tofu.

How We Talk About Being Fat

It matters

AMERICAN Onion Soup

Vive la résistance!

Have Bean Sprouts Ever Blown Your Mind?

These will.

I'm Not a "Pumpkin Spice" Guy. Except For Pancakes.

By Popular Demand: The Egg "Noodle" Video

Cabbage, 12 Ways

I’ve made suggestions for which type of cabbage to use in which recipes, but you should feel free to substitute. No matter what kind of cabbage you buy, look for tightly packed heads; they should feel heavy for their size and not have any loose or yellowing leaves.

To shred cabbage, cut the head into quarters, slice out the hard white core, and cut crosswise into thin strips (to shred napa cabbage, just cut the whole thing crosswise). Whatever method you use to shred cabbage for coleslaw (maybe you have one of those old-fashioned wooden graters) will work here. These recipes should serve four generously.