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Joe Sevier

Senior SEO Editor, Cooking

Following stints at StarChefs and Saveur, Joe joined Epicurious in 2016 where he’s written about how to make the very best biscuits, the singularity of third-culture cooking, and the ultimate cream cheese frosting. Currently, he works across both BA and Epi as the senior SEO editor for cooking stories, which just means he tries to make our recipes and essays on technique easier to find whenever you’re ready to cook something. A graduate of the French Culinary Institute (now the International Culinary Center), Joe has worked as a professional chef—and sometimes bartender—in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Alabama, and Tennessee (where he grew up), including as a collaborator in the short-lived Eat Your Heart Out Supper Club pop-up, which paired a multi-course dinner with a rotating cast of storytellers and comedians.

The Dinner Rolls That Made a Northern Alabama Steakhouse Famous

My mother grew up on All Steak's beloved sweet orange rolls. Here's how to make them at home.

Why You Should Put Booze In Your Whipped Cream

Bump up your dessert topping with a little alcohol and a lot more flavor.

4 Clean and Green Dinners for Cold Weather

Our newest leafy-green recipes will have you ooing and awing at their vibrant, verdant beauty.

How to Make Sriracha Salt

Turn everyone's favorite spicy-sweet sauce into a salty seasoning for absolutely anything.

The Prettiest Way to Decorate an Apple Pie

Skip the top crust and let the fruit do the talking.

Orange Sweet Rolls

These thinly-rolled pastries are made with both orange zest and juice for a full burst of sweet citrus flavor.

Our Best 3-Ingredient Desserts for Fall

These spiced, warming, autumnal dessert recipes will bring you comfort in the coming, cooling months ahead.

Four All-New Weeknight Chicken Dinners

From a brilliant new take on chicken Parmesan to a set-it-and-forget-it white chicken chili, these recipes are all quick to prep and easy to make.

4 Crunchy Salads for Fall

Get out the mandoline, it's time for salad.

The Weirdest Things We Keep in Our Freezer—and Why

We put this question to our readers—and now we're a little bit worried about you.

A Week of Early Fall Dinners

Cooler weather is finally here (officially), and with it comes a bounty of mushrooms, squash, pears, and more. Here's what to cook with the season's first foods.

Everything You Can Do With a Fork (Besides Eat With It)

This common utensil is good for more than just eating.