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I can still vividly visualize the scene: Dad is standing on the well-worn patch of deck in front of the grill at our friend’s house. He’s monitoring a skillet set over propane-fueled flames. I was ...

New Delhi: What if one of the simplest ways to keep the brain active later in life is already sitting in the kitchen? A six-year study from Japan has found that older adults who cooked at home at ...

This summer, I’ve seen coconut cake everywhere. I can’t tell if this is a phenomenon I am simply observing or secretly willing into being. One of my favorite ingredients, versatile in texture, flavor, ...

Ask Jewish old-timers about flanken, especially before Rosh Hashana, which this year begins the evening of Sept. 11, and they will wax euphoric about the dish. A Yiddish word for the cut of beef from ...

A Brooklyn butcher’s gift, a Bronx high school student’s advice and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Dear Diary: I was a single mother living in Brooklyn and ...

Big technology and management changes are greeting John Ternus, whose long-serving predecessor, Tim Cook, will stay on as executive chair. By Kalley Huang Reporting from San Francisco John Ternus ...

Salmon is America’s most popular fish for a reason. It’s mega-healthy, easy to cook, and relatively inexpensive. Making it at home doesn’t require a culinary degree, but you can still screw it up.

From fiery curries and cozy soups to weeknight chicken dinners and apple desserts, these new recipes ease the transition into fall. Molly McArdle is Food & Wine's Updates Editor. She has written and ...

Erin Merhar is a creative entrepreneur and food stylist with over a decade of experience developing recipes for cookbooks, editorial outlets, and leading consumer brands. Most recently, she was the ...

"Serves four to six." This common phrase adorns most recipes you'll find online, making them great options for when you are cooking for friends and family. But if you're like me and you mostly just ...