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Many pastas belong in a shallow bowl. A few belong on a plate. But these pastas—perfect for taking to work, school, or to a picnic—were made for jars. (And Pinterest.)

It's the all-you-can-eat fondue party that, thankfully, isn't a fondue party at all.

Our photo editor Chelsea Kyle knows a thing or two about making food look great for the camera.

Dinner isn't a beauty contest. So before you diss your dinner because it isn't Instagram-worthy, remember: Brown is the color of deliciousness.

This is your desert island list. If your desert island was really cold.

Whole grains are known for being healthy, hearty, and...flavorful? Eh. But if you cook them with a little less water and a little more seasoning, grains become addictive all on their own. You won't even need to add an egg! (But it's obviously better if you do.)

Our 22-minute version of the American Chinese classic is chock full of flavor.

They're not what you think they are.

How did our team of Community Bloggers #cookit? They brought the nachos and made some noise.

This Valentine's day, our southern writer wants his (sort of southern) sweet back.

Indian food, Korean food, Texan food, and everything you need to know about bread.

Think dijon is just for sandwiches? Think again.

Need a quick, flavorful braise to warm up a wintery weeknight? Round up a few Spanish pantry ingredients and a bottle of red.

Another week, another set of amazing photos from our #cookit community.

Yes, you can make fortune cookies at home. Yes, this is very bad news if you love fortune cookies.

As I learned from one of my favorite cocktails, a little bit of fancy goes a long way in the drinks world.

Epicurious salutes a recipe that's as delicious as Buffalo wings—but not nearly as annoying to make.

Everybody's getting in on #cookit, and some of the best contributions? Well, not to brag or anything, but they've come from our Community Bloggers.

Cook your way around the world, learn a thing or two from a celebrity kitchen, and finally master the art of bread with this Spring's new crop of cookbooks.