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To simplify and streamline pot-au-feu, this recipe used easy-to-find, affordable chuck-eye roast in place of a range of hard-to-find cuts of beef and veal, pork sausage, and chicken.
The classic New York Cheesecake owes its distinctive browned top and velvety texture to a risky baking technique.
Removing the skin before grilling the chicken is considered sacrilege in some parts of the world, but there's a method to this madness.
The dough for this grilled pizza recipe is easy to make and proofs for at least 24 hours in the refrigerator, where it develops complex flavor.
Leaving the corn in its husk traps just enough moisture to lightly steam it and protect the kernels from toughening over the high heat of the grill.
The first step in making this spicy African grilled chicken dish is producing perfectly cooked meat and crisp skin.
To pan-sear a thick-cut steak, this recipe turned to a cast-iron skillet since its heat-retention properties are ideal for a perfect sear.
Garlic bread is simple to make but is often a disappointment to eat, with either too much or too little garlic flavor and too crusty. Don't worry! This recipe will help you find the perfect balance.
Firm, dry sticky buns aren’t very appealing. To make a softer, more tender, and moist sticky bun, this recipe added a cooked flour-and-water paste to the dough.
Well-made brioche is something of a miracle: Despite being laden with butter and eggs, it manages to avoid the density of a pound cake and turn out incredibly light and airy.