Chill It's Summer! - 37 Easy Recipes For the Laziest Month of the Year.

No-Cook Tomato Puttanesca.

Frozen Margarita Pie and more...

The Buy
Heirloom spices that’ll supercharge your cooking.
BY SARAH JAMPEL

Having People Over
Please your guests and maintain your sanity with this handsoff spicy, cheesy baked pasta.
BY ALISON ROMAN

The Buy
These eco-friendly cutting boards are a cut above the rest.
BY MONICA KHEMSUROV

Talk You
Through It A super simple herby vinaigrette for every occasion.
BY AMANDA SHAPIRO

Small Batch
Bartenders’ picks for the hyper-local spirits worth travelling for.
BY GRAY CHAPMAN

Win the Cookie Swap - Sure, the holidays are a time for cheer and goodwill, but they're also a time for absolutely crushing the cookie competition.

The Forecast Calls for Feasting - The team at Montreal restaurant Elena treats snow days as an invitation to make soul-warming pork roasts, rich swirls of spaghetti, and amaro hot toddies and more...

Thanksgiving Is Complicated - Indigenous chefs are reclaiming the day on their own terms.

Invite Something New to the Table - The turkey might be untouchable, but the sides? Go for the unexpected with these refreshing riffs and more...

Picky Eaters' Club - An Instant Pot red bean soup for when you're down to the wire at dinnertime.

The Road to the Hot 10 - The drinks, utensils, and chocolate chip cookies we're still thinking about and more...

The Bon Appétit Fall Playbook - Extra-creamy pasta, glistening pork chops, and more essential dinners we'll be cooking nonstop this season.

Steak House Night in America - A preview of Alison Roman's upcoming book, featuring a high-roller rib roast, a decked-out bakes potato bar, and other recipes to channel your inner Ron Burgundy and more...

Ocean to Grill - Seafood made simple.

Grilled Chicken Caesar Sandwiches.

Jumbo Shrimp with Coconut-Chile Sauce and more...

The House in the Mountains - Eating cabbage tabbouleh, smoky eggplant dip, and grilled chicken skewers in the Lebanese countryside.

72 Hours in Taipei - Alex Lau captures the beat - and the noodles-of Taiwan's capital and more...

Noodles for Days - Ginger-scallion ramen, stir-fried udon, and more recipes to slurp all week long.

Everybody Loves Samin - Reintroducing Samin Nosrat, the cookbook author and Netflix star changing the food world from the inside out and more...

You, Me, and Kimchi - BA staffer Christina Chaey learns to make the soy-braised short ribs and other stews of her youth-only better.

The BA Guide to breaking Your Plastic Habit - Straws are just the tip of the (rapidly melting) iceberg and more...

The Healthyish Issue - 21 people who are already making us feel way, way better about 2019.

Natural Wine Is Good for You, Right?

Salsa Verde Smash Burgers and more...

Batchable, Packable Cookies - Prepare your tins: These sweets are ready to go wherever the holidays may take you.

How to Throw a Totally Manageable Holiday Party - Our start-to-finish strategy features dressed-up potato chips, playlist wisdom, and practical advice for pulling it all off.

THANKSGIVING KITCHEN - We rallied the BA team, family, and friends for our favorite holiday activity: a nonstop, all-hands cooking extravaganza.

Cranberry Sauce - One pound of cranberries, three ways to turn them into your condiment of choice.

Turkey & Gravy - Our no-nonsense formula for crispy skin, juicy meat, plus the make-ahead gravy to cover it.

Fix It Yourself - Group-size stews (like lamb with harissa and coriander) with DIY toppings make entertaining effortless.

Destination Portugal - A curious chef sets out to discover why Lisbon is the most exciting place to eat right now (yes, much seafood is involved) and more...

FREEDMAN’S How this next-gen delicatessen is making latkes and matzo ball soup cool.

NYUM BAI In Oakland, CA, a former refugee is reimagining the Cambodian dishes of her childhood.

NIMBLEFISH The sushi spot where every detail, from sourcing to slicing, is a labor of love.

Dinner Is A Meal Best Served Cold - The secret to summertime entertaining? Grill everything ahead.

Your Fruit Salad Needs Salt - It's true: Salt, fish sauce, and Parm will make your fruit salad sing and more...

Gimme Some - Attention Big Green Egg obsessives: This sticky-sweet glazed pork from Aaron Franklin & Co. needs to be your next weekend project.

Even Cooler - What the craft beer boom can mean for your next cookout and more...

Make Breakfast An Occasion - Mornings in paradise begin with potent coffee, perfectly ripe fruit, and a stunning savory tart to share.

Let's Go Shopping - Because when you're vacationing in Italy and someone asks, "Want to go to the market? and more...

Wedge Salad with Tahini Ranch.

Greens and Beans with Fried Bread.

Cauliflower All the Ways.

Fruit Galette with Buckwheat Crust and more...

S IS FOR SANDWICH - A guide to building the ultimate lunch.

SEA WORTHY - We’re warming up with creamy shrimp risotto, smoked-fish chowder, and more winter seafood dishes.

LIFE ON THE LINE - High pressure, low pay, and gender inequality—it’s all in a week’s work for a restaurant cook.

BREAKFAST IS A STATE OF MIND - Bacon-kale yogurt bowls, mango toast with hazelnut butter, and more morning (or afternoon!) meals we dream of waking up to.

SCORE SOME POTS - Stylish planters make it easy to get the look of our favorite healthyish restaurants at home.

MY GUIDE TO MODERN MIDDLE EASTERN COOKING - The herbs, yogurt, and spice mixes Andy Baraghani grew up eating have influenced the way he cooks today— and deserve a spot in your kitchen too.

SMART COOKIES - Leave your tweezers, sprinkles, and specialty equipment in the kitchen drawer. This year’s holiday cookies are no muss, no fuss.

MERRY & BRIGHT - All-star chef Angela Dimayuga shares recipes from her family’s Filipino-American Christmas feast.

A FEW OF OUR FAVORITE THINGS - Seventeen chefs from around the country dish on their most cherished traditions,
seconds-worthy meals, and fail-safe tips for celebrating the season.

THANKSGIVING LESSONS - What decades of testing, tweaking, and tasting Turkey Day recipes has taught us.

PORK SHOULDER - Better than a turkey, and you know it.

CRANBERRIES - Skip the canned stuff— and the stovetop.

KID APPROVED - A nutty, chewy puffed-grain bar-with chocolate chips optional.

HEALTHYISH - The best applesauce requires no peeling, coring, or dicing.

THE FEED - Mother of two Taffy Brodesser-Akner had never cooked before. Like, truly never cooked. So we asked April Bloomfield to take her for a test drive and more...

BA'S BEST - You don’t have to go apple picking to get cider doughnuts.

HONOLULU - Poke is everywhere-but nowhere is it better than in Hawaii’s capital.

KID APPROVED - Next-level cornstuffed, strawberrytopped waffles and more...

THE ART OF SIMPLICITY - Char eggplant in some coals. Set out a shrimp boil for your family. Snack like the Spanish for dinner. Presenting our nofuss tricks for eating— and relaxing—at home this summer.

SUN, SURF & SUMAC - What does a chef do with a few ingredients and a bunch of friends? Gerardo Gonzalez serves
up fennel and plum salad, rib eye with shishito-pepper salsa, and more...

COOK LIKE A PRO: SUMMER EDITION - We asked 13 chefs for their tricks and techniques for the kind of food we want to make when it’s 90 degrees outside. From grilled squid to a fruit salad you can eat for dinner, here’s how to stay cool.

THE GREAT BRITISH DAY OFF - Christine Muhlke gets lost in England’s Cornwall in search of wild blackberries, fresh-caught crabs, and scones with local clotted cream. (Worth it…) ..

IN THE RAW - Crudo seems like such a restaurant thing. But with fresh fish and a sharp blade, you can impress guests in your own home.

DESERT DAYS - Picture this: the golden sun dipping behind Joshua Tree’s rock formations, a wooden deck in the desert beside a shimmering pool, and plates filled with charred carrots and chile-rubbed chicken. That’s what it’s like when Jay and Alison Carroll host all day.

FIRE UP YOUR WEEK - Because grilling shouldn’t just be a weekend thing. We’ve got last-minute sauces, tricks with aluminum foil, and all the recipes you need to hang outside on a Wednesday. Summer doesn’t last forever, people.

FLAVOR EXPLOSION - Harneet Baweja and Nirmal Save, chefs at London’s Gunpowder, are grilling up smoky lamb chops with chutney, punchy shrimp skewers, and other Indian dishes that’ll wow your guests.

SHOT IN A BEER - How about a new kind of cocktail?

DINNER TONIGHT Here’s how chef Alon Shaya translates his Israeli cooking on his nights off. Monday is for lamb chops with three-chile harissa, marinated goat cheese, and a zingy za’atar salsa verde. 

HEALTHYISH Make your own cocoa energy bites so you can be as with-it as your neighborhood café.

KITCHEN SKETCHES An herby, eminently riffable green sauce that plays well with others.

PREP SCHOOL Fifty shades of plantains, hydrating dried mushrooms, and more.

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