Bon Appétit - September 2020
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Our Quarantine Kitchens The past several months inside have changed the way we cook. Talk You Through It A nori nut mix to steal the show at snack time. RECIPE BY SARAH JAMPEL A Cooler Full of Gimbap What a seven-state road trip and a lot of seaweed rice rolls taught me about my family. BY JENNIFER HOPE CHOI
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Thank You, God, For This Food. Amen
Rembert Browne on learning how to be black, one Thanksgiving at a time
Salt Of The Earth
How Did Maldon Become the One Name-brand Ingredient Every Chef and Home Cook Can Agree on? Nick Paumgarten Travels to the Marshe of Essex, England, to Sift for Some Answers.
Put An Egg On It
We’re living in an egg-topped age, folks. Rice bowls. Toast. Pasta. Salads. Whether crispy-fried or jammy-yolked, lovingly poached or boiled and cured, the humble egg has gone from breakfast staple to an all-day superstar, and we’ve got the recipes and tricks you need to get in on the fun.
That One Time I Nearly Destroyed The Family Business
Owner of Night + Market and Night + Market Song in Los Angeles.
Fish Out Of Water
What draws people to isolate themselves in shanties on a frozen lake in hopes of spearing a massive sturgeon? Julia Kramer goes fishing.
Don't Worry Eat Happy
Eight years ago nate appleman was an overweight and angry chef. Today he’s 85 pounds lighter and happier than ever. And it all started with a diet of moderation, not deprivation.
Fermentation Nation
What do labneh,kimchi,kombucha,soysauce,and salami have in common? They’re all infinitely more delicious -not to mention nutritious-thanks to old school curing, pickling,and aging techniques.We cataloged 258 eclectic ferments from 22 restaurants around the country.Here’s a taste of our favorites.
