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The Planet on the Plate: Why Epicurious Left Beef Behind

In an effort to encourage more sustainable cooking, we won’t be publishing new beef recipes on Epicurious.

Every Question You Have About Cattle, Climate, and Why Epicurious Is Done With Beef

Epicurious won’t be publishing new beef recipes going forward. But what does that really mean?

The Best Food Storage Containers, Tested and Reviewed

We tried a dozen plastic and glass storage containers to find a leak-free, stain-free, and shatter-resistant set. 

Knead, Rest, Repeat: How Gluten Actually Works

Gluten is a superhero with more webs than Spider-Man. But as a home baker (or pasta maker), how can you get it to do what you want?

The Best Ways to Cook With the New Faux Meat

When you're cooking with plant-based meat, not all recipes are equal.

Forget Raisins. Oatmeal Cookies Are Better With Dates

Roxana Jullapat's brilliant recipe has changed the way I'll think about oatmeal cookies forever.

How to Make the Crispiest, Fluffiest Yeasted Scallion and Sesame Bing

All you need is a skillet, some scallions, and a handful of pantry staples.

For the Easiest, Crispiest Fried Garlic, Use Your Microwave

This crunchy, savory topping comes together in a small bowl—and in just a few minutes.

Can You Freeze Raw Eggs?

Yes—but there are a few things you should consider first.

They Call This Cream Cheese Frosting Magic—Who Am I to Argue?

Spread it over my riff on carrot cake for the ultimate spring dessert.

How to Make Crispy Waffles, Every Time

I made waffles for weeks in an effort to find out, once and for all, how to make them crisp and keep them that way.

Joy Cho’s Gem Cakes Are an Internet Sensation. Here’s How to Make Your Own

These teeny, bouncy, beautiful cakes are the bright spot everyone could use right now.

Deviled Eggs, but Make It a Spread

The less fussy, just as delicious way to eat deviled eggs on toast.

How to Use Up That Bag of Rye—or Any Other Whole Grain Flour

So, you bought too much whole grain flour, bread baking no longer interests you, and now you're not sure what to do. Come on in, fam, we've got you.

Learn the Small Cake Equation and Make Every Cake a 6-Inch Cake

A 6-inch cake is a pandemic power move. And with a little cake math, any cake can be a 6-inch cake.

It’s High Time You Knew How to Make Cannabutter

Infused edibles are much easier to make at home than you might think; three experts weigh in on process, dosing, and the best recipes for putting your butter (or oil) to work.

Heart, Liver, Neck, and Gizzards: How to Cook Every Part of the Chicken

If you've been throwing out the giblets, you're missing out.

The Best Savory Waffles Start With Collard Greens

Leftover collard greens bring earthiness, salinity, and umami to these cornmeal waffles.

The New Pot Roast Is a Pile of Carrots

It’s not just hunks of meat that benefit from low-and-slow cooking in a covered pot. The treatment is perfect for simple vegetable preps, too—especially the young, sweet vegetables of spring.