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Let's get to know out green sauces.

One ingredient is nothing. Two is too basic. But three ingredients? Now you're cooking.

Yes, garlic has a season. But when you turn that garlic into confit, the seasons extends...and extends...

Why settle for just one?

Basic beers aren't bad. Just a little boring.

You know you love them. So why not learn how to make them whenever the craving strikes?

All you need is chile, lime, and salt.

One man's story of shame, redemption, and delicious Brussels sprouts.

Water is tasteless. So how come it makes spring produce so much more delicious?

The perfect summer dessert requires just two things: fresh fruit and strong booze.

All it takes is 5 minutes for DIY hummus glory.

Crunchy's great. Charred is lovely. But what really gets us going is when a dish melts like, well, cream.

Burn out freezer burn.

From basic briquettes to that restaurant-grade stuff imported from Japan.

Not peeling garlic takes this gadget from unnecessary to unparalleled.

Because letting that creamy, tangy cultured cream go to waste just isn't an option.

Stop throwing away flavor! Make your lemons do double duty by zesting them before you juice.

We started with 50 great cookbooks. We collected even more ideas from our readers. And now, we've whittled it all down to the ultimate cookbook shelf: The ten cookbooks every home cook should own.

If you've got anything even resembling a spice rack, you've got the means to make a mean rub.

The half sheet pan is the only baking pan you really need (but you probably need a few of them).