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Three tips for achieving perfect fudginess.

It's hard to make brownies that are truly bad. But to get the very best brownies, break out that whisk and start whipping.

Time to get on the juice.

The Thanksgiving sandwich has nothing on this.

Once you master the basic recipe, you'll want to turn pretty much anything into this one-pot Italian dinner.

In Cookbook Versus, we look at two seemingly similar books that are released around the same time, letting you know what type of cook will dig each of them. Today, Mastering Pasta by Marc Vetri versus Pasta By Hand by Jenn Louis.

The days between winter and spring call for a summery take on cold-weather vegetables.

Sure, wine grown in plain old clay or limestone is perfectly fine. But what about wine that's grown in ancient volcanic soil? It's time to take terroir to the next level.

The four-step strategy to buttery brilliance.

These dark beers give Guinness a run for its money.

Take a little piece of winter into spring by giving the fleeting winter citrus crop—blood oranges, clementines, tangerines—the preserved lemon treatment.

Why this convenience item is a staple in my pantry.

The UK's bestselling cookbook author has her sights set on the US. Get ready to fall for her.

Low and slow means major flavor.

Because just when you think these cookies can't get any better, they do.

Step away from the bagged chips and pick up a knife.

To get us through winter's most frustrating month, we turn to the spirit everybody loves to hate.