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Anna Stockwell

Senior Food Editor Emeritus

Anna joined Epicurious in 2015, and since 2018 she has also been a part of the food team for Bon Appétit, developing recipes, writing, and food styling for both brands, as well as Healthyish. She has worked as a recipe tester in the test kitchens of various food publications including Every Day With Rachael Ray and Real Simple, and earned a degree in classic culinary arts from The International Culinary Center in 2013. Prior to that, she spent over three years as a digital editor at SAVEUR. A New Englander at heart, Anna grew up in New Hampshire and earned a Bachelor of Arts with honors in philosophy from Bates College in Maine. She lives in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, where the most important part of her apartment is the dining room, where she keeps a table that comfortably seats ten, and entertains often.

Braised Rotisserie Chicken With Bacon, Tomatoes, and Kale

Bring store-bought rotisserie chicken back to life with the flavor of a slow-cooked braise in a fraction of the time.

3 New Ways to Turn a Rotisserie Chicken Into Dinner

Three new recipes from the Epi Test Kitchen.

Easy Green Chicken Curry

This Thai-inspired curry is ready in just 20 minutes with a little help from a rotisserie chicken.

Grain Bowls With Chicken, Chickpeas, and Avocado

Store-bought rotisserie chicken brings you one step closer to this nourishing grain bowl dinner.

This Spring, Let's Ditch Spring Mix

There's nothing seasonal, or even really desirable, about that packaged "spring" mix salad in the grocery store.

Why You Should Buy Carrots With the Tops Attached

Those carrot greens aren't just for looks, you know.

This Flourless Muffin Will Power You Through Passover

Passover doesn't have to mean eight days of no pastries. This leavening-free (and gluten-free) (and dairy-free) muffin proves it.

The Timesaving Grocery-Shopping Tip That Will Also Save You Money

It's so simple, we can't believe we hadn't thought of it before.

Forget Fish En Papillote—We're Cooking Fish En Microwave

The basic principles of the classic French technique for steaming fish can be used to great effect in the microwave.

Mediterranean Microwave Fish Dinner

An elegant Mediterranean-inspired fish dinner with green beans, tomatoes, and olives is just a push of the microwave button away.

A Warm Salmon Salad to Welcome Spring

You're going to want to eat this slow-roasted salmon salad every day in this pre-Spring season. And you can do that, because the truth is it's actually not that slow.

Roasted Salmon With Asparagus and Potatoes

Inspired by classic Greek flavors, this warm salad is balanced with zesty lemon, tangy feta, tender salmon, and sweet spring vegetables.

The Cult of Greek Yogurt and Why I'm Not a Member

Massively popular for many years, Greek yogurt is starting to slowly go away. And this Epicurious editor doesn't mind.

Don't Be Afraid of Fish Skin

Some of our Facebook fans admitted to never eating fish skin. So we called up a fishmonger to get to the bottom of how (and why!) to eat a part of the fish you might be overlooking.

This Year, It's Time to Pickle Your Easter Eggs

Naturally dyed pickled eggs are a great tasting colorful alternative to chemically dyed hard boiled eggs.

Pickled Easter Eggs

Pickled eggs, vibrantly colored and flavored with assorted vegetables and spices, are an upgrade to standard hard-boiled Easter eggs and make for a delicious holiday appetizer.

Gluten-Free Lemon Bars

Everyone loves lemon bars, and now even your gluten-free friends can enjoy them too.

Homemade Maple Candies Are Easier Than You Think

The sweetest two-ingredient treat from New England is easy to make in your own kitchen with help from The Maple Syrup Cookbook.

Fudgy Gluten-Free Cream Cheese Brownies

Everyone's favorite bake sale treat goes gluten-free—with ingredients you already have in your pantry.

Make Dal Your New Favorite Comfort Food

This classic Indian lentil dish is like "a hug in a bowl."