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Yes, you can make fortune cookies at home. Yes, this is very bad news if you love fortune cookies.

As I learned from one of my favorite cocktails, a little bit of fancy goes a long way in the drinks world.

Epicurious salutes a recipe that's as delicious as Buffalo wings—but not nearly as annoying to make.

Everybody's getting in on #cookit, and some of the best contributions? Well, not to brag or anything, but they've come from our Community Bloggers.

Cook your way around the world, learn a thing or two from a celebrity kitchen, and finally master the art of bread with this Spring's new crop of cookbooks.

Warning: you’re about to get into the thick of it.

Nearly 12,000 of you have used our #cookit hashtag. Here's the best of the best.

He cooked. He baked. He felt a little shame. Nevertheless, our editor stuck to his rules and cooked (almost) every meal in January. That led him the next logical question: Would he do it again?

The flavor you get with this technique isn't just good—it's grate.

This year, it's time to kick it old school.

Turning on your oven? Make it do double duty.

Everybody's getting in on #cookit, and some of the best contributions? Well, not to brag or anything, but they've come from our Community Bloggers.

Consider it a bye weekend when it comes to heavy eats.

Read your grandmother's cookbook—you might just learn something.

Our hashtag is 10,000 photos strong. We went through all of them to find the best of the best.

Our new campaign is easy: show us the photos of your famous pancakes, your grandma's bolognese, or those game day nachos by using the hashtag #cookit. Then we'll share it with the entire world.

Single-use is useless.

The fastest way to upgrade your chips and salsa game.

Because ordinary sausage would be a party foul.