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When cookbook author Hetty McKinnon moved to New York, she cooked all the American holiday classics. Five years later, she's creating some classics of her own.

As a child on a Japanese naval base, Rezel Kealoha found fireworks in her mother's marinade.

A tale of lobster rolls, mango chow, and beastly-cold Carib beer.

Chef Katy Smith can't replicate the carne asada of her wife's childhood. So she's creating new traditions that have the same flavor.

You'll never need to turn on your oven in summer again.

No smoker? No problem.

Two renowned cooks. Two grilling styles. One conversation that, somehow, never devolved into name-calling.

Fourteen sandwiches entered. Only one truly melted our hearts.

Fiery, chile-packed omelets were enough to get me out of bed when I was a teenager. Today I get up for the memories of the man who made them.

Out of 17 bubbly waters, one sparkled above the rest.

The legendary cookbook author, who passed away this week at 102, inspired millions of home bakers—including the one who would go on to edit her final book.

It's not a command, it's an anthem.

You don't need to be one of those Instagrammers whose yearly garbage output fits into a single jar. You just need to stop being so hard on yourself.

A marinade is marvelous once. But it's even better when you use it again (and again).

Plant-based cooking for the entire family doesn't mean pasta every night. Here's how Hetty McKinnon, author of the new cookbook Family, put the whole crew on a green diet that they can't get enough of.

They're not just pretty—they're tender, grassy, and delicious.

Don't let the season pass without saving a little sweetness for later. Here's the best way to preserve the flavor of a perfect strawberry.

Next time you're seeking out chicken cutlets, skip the breasts and head straight to the dark meat instead.

Everything a little bean can do, a big bean can do better.