Good Mold, Bad Mold
While some molds on foods are bad, others -- like the powdery white Penicillium camembert on some salumi -- are welcomed.
Keller on Culinary Composition
Even when cooking at home, Thomas Keller pays serious attention to the colors, textures, and composition of the food he serves.
The Bone-in Ribeye, Deconstructed
For a thoroughly cooked rib-eye and a nicely charred bone, cut the bone off the meat and grill them separately says Bon Appetit editor-in-chief Adam Rapoport.
With Bricks and Foil, a DIY Yakitori Grill is Born
Last summer, following the advice of Russ Parsons in an old Los Angeles Times article on yakitori, I took my first attempt at home-cooked yakitori. Before that, I had only experienced the yakitori made by the professional grillers at the now-closed Yakitori Torys. This summer, my education in making yakitori at home is expanding light years with the publication of Tadashi Ono and Harris Salat's The Japanese Grill: From Classic Yakitori to Steak, Seafood, and Vegetables.
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