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Prunes in French Brandy: An Easy, Flavorful DIY Gift Ellen Silverman

Prunes in French Brandy: An Easy, Flavorful DIY Gift

The best food gifts are always homemade. But like this classic pairing of prunes and Armagnac, they needn't be much work.

A Malted Milk Chocolate Pudding to Drive the Blues Away Maria Robledo

A Malted Milk Chocolate Pudding to Drive the Blues Away

Take a hint from Delta Blues legend Robert Johnson and try making this dense, chocolaty dessert with a bit of malt powder

From Root Vegetables to Rich, Simple Soups: A Method Maria Robledo

From Root Vegetables to Rich, Simple Soups: A Method

A slow braise of vegetables with water and butter is the key to making dense, smooth Root Vegetable Crema

Tart-O-Matic: Improvising Fruit Tarts Sally Schneider

Tart-O-Matic: Improvising Fruit Tarts

Rustic tarts made with summer's last peaches, fall's first apples, and virtually any other fruit are almost too easy

The Simplest Summer Dish: Ham and Fruit Maria Robledo

The Simplest Summer Dish: Ham and Fruit

The pleasures of air-dried ham and figs, peaches, or melon—plus how to select, buy, and store top-quality prosciutto

Classic and Classy: Peanut Butter Cups at Home Tara Mann

Classic and Classy: Peanut Butter Cups at Home

Additive-free peanut butter and Valrhona chocolate make these candies all dressed up, with no place to go but your mouth

A Case for Sauteing in Works of Art Courtesy of Thomas Eyck

A Case for Sauteing in Works of Art

Beautiful cooking vessels transform whatever you prepare, and especially when they're made from reactive copper

Fava Beans: Double Your Work, Double Your Fun Maria Robledo

Fava Beans: Double Your Work, Double Your Fun

Buttery fava beans need to be shucked and peeled, so invite your friends for cocktails and prep. They'll thank you.

Mad as a Gardener Scribner

Mad as a Gardener

A good way to drive yourself crazy? Try to subsist on produce from your Brooklyn backyard. On the plus side, you can write a book about it, like Manny Howard.

Fresh Chickpeas: Green, Good, and in Season Maria Robledo

Fresh Chickpeas: Green, Good, and in Season

Green garbanzo beans are available for just a few weeks, so liberate them from hummus and eat them like edamame

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