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'Pasotto': The Pasta That Is Cooked Like Risotto jdpage/flickr

'Pasotto': The Pasta That Is Cooked Like Risotto

Sick of waiting for big pots to boil? Want something with real flavor? Follow Alain Ducasse and cook pasta in broth.

No Grease Allowed: Healthier Asian Noodles Lori_NY/flickr

No Grease Allowed: Healthier Asian Noodles

Dark soy sauce, garlic, lemongrass, and ginger—not heaping cupfuls of oil—flavor a dish that bests standard lo mein

The Gluten Game: How to Cross a Menu Minefield FotoosVanRobin/flickr

The Gluten Game: How to Cross a Menu Minefield

Cooking for a wheat-intolerant friend reveals the secrets of hydrolyzed protein, tapioca starch, and the Oat Controversy

If You Can't Stand the Grill, Get into the Kitchen Maggie Hoffman/flickr

If You Can't Stand the Grill, Get into the Kitchen

Charred hair and city guidelines make a would-be barbecuer opt for pan-seared shrimp and cedar-plank salmon

A 30-Minute Meal, San Francisco-Style scaredy_kat/flickr

A 30-Minute Meal, San Francisco-Style

Considering a move to the City by the Bay, a recent college graduate gets seduced by old friends—and easy shellfish enchiladas

The War of the Meatballs vauvau/flickr

The War of the Meatballs

How to top a talented boyfriend's signature dish? Mix turkey, jalapenos, raisins, and pine nuts for a savory, healthy one-two punch.

A Four-Star Chicken: Kosher, but Buttery jules:stonesoup/flickr

A Four-Star Chicken: Kosher, but Buttery

The one-two punch of Judaic law and a budget meant no dairy or foie gras, but this home cook still riffed on haute cuisine

For Soups, Blenders are a Cook's Best Friend thedabble/flickr

For Soups, Blenders are a Cook's Best Friend

Want both silky purees and the speed of a racecar (240 miles per hour, to be exact)? Buy an immersion mixer.

A Master's Precision, in the Home Kitchen Kelly Sue/flickr

A Master's Precision, in the Home Kitchen

After working at Jean-Georges, a gutsy former culinary student reworks her idol's recipe for chicken confit

Goodbye College, Hello Fish Stew Photo by mblomqvist/FlickrCC

Goodbye College, Hello Fish Stew

No more "hangover chicken." Muqueca, a Brazilian specialty, reminds the author she's in the real world.

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