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In 1959, publishers looked down upon cookbooks. But when the book editor Judith Jones came across Julia Child's manuscript, she knew she was onto something big.

I receive $441 a week in unemployment assistance. Between job interviews and a matinee movie, I make Turkish eggs, pasta alla Norma, and a Thai basil eggplant stir-fry.

New “cultured oils” from Zero Acre Farms and Algae Cooking Club are taking off. Chefs say they’re better for the environment, handy in the kitchen, and taste just as good.

She also earns about $5,000 in book royalties and her mostly retired husband makes $125,000 from his consulting business. She eats gluten-free, makes chocolate banana bread and buckwheat crepes, and grows vegetables and fruits.

“When I scroll through social media and see what counts as nutrition information, I cringe,” writes Desiree Nielsen, RD.

It’s more than just juniper-flavored vodka.

In a refugee camp, Hamada Shaqoura turns aid packages into pizza wraps, curry, and “Gazan style” tacos, gaining internet-wide attention.

At home, where she shares a kitchen with 10 fellow interns, she makes chickpea salad and Japanese fried rice with nori. At work, she tries a famous Publix Pub Sub for lunch.

Here are some of our favorite thirst-quenching, brain-calming cans of hemp-derived THC, including Artet, Cann, and Wynk.

It’s the new Got Milk? for the social media era.

“The chocolate chip cookie was refined and perfected to the extent that we could go in and take out the worst parts of it.”

Why I told him to take the big Le Creuset.

Momofuku is facing intense backlash after demanding small businesses to stop using the trademarked terms “chili crunch” or “chile crunch.” But the legal battle could be a “slam dunk,” a trademark lawyer tells Bon Appetit.

As a new mom practicing baby-led weaning, she makes quick weeknight dinners with halibut, grains, and frozen veggies that she adapts for her nine-month-old son.

Supermarket sushi is basic, predictable, and beautiful for both of those reasons.

Plus, Ikea is debuting a new plant-based hot dog, Gwyneth Paltrow says she hates dill, and more.

She makes Panang curry, bacon-y black bean tostadas, and, for a romantic dinner for two, a decadent braised short rib. On Sunday mornings, a hot cup of church coffee sustains her.

Plus, a Danish chef will cook you dinner in space for $500,000, Costco is bringing sushi counters to locations nationwide, and more.

With their glassy coatings and bright colors, tanghulu is a treat that has gone from traditional Chinese dessert to social media sensation.

For Black folks in the South, the juke joint is a world of escapism through drinks and dance.

Plus, Kylie Jenner launched canned vodka soda, hyper-chopped sandwiches are making the rounds on TikTok, and more.

At work, they sneak bites of Rice Krispies and Cheez-Its in between long appointments. At home, they make Avgolemono soup, coconut fish curry, and brown butter financiers.

Plus, a haunting “Willy Wonka experience” in Glasgow left children in tears, a TikTok of chocolate covered strawberries is racking up millions upon millions of views, and more.

Kaat Kaye, a beekeeper with profound deafness, relies on sight, smell, and even dance to communicate with the complex creatures.

The Shirley Temple gives you all the same feelings from the last time you probably had one: excitement, pleasure, and the optimism of a person who didn’t yet know back pain.

Plus, Major Food Group will oversee food at Hard Rock, KFC is bringing Chizza (pizza with fried chicken as crust) to the States, and more.

Between lunch meetings and evening concerts, he eats at 20 restaurants around the city, trying piroshki, Dungeness stuffed squid, chicken liver mousse, and more. At home, he makes carnitas tacos with greens from his own garden.

Plus, Pizza Hut’s hold music is a soothing, melodic tune about wings, Taco Bell and Salt & Straw are revamping the gone-but-not-forgotten Choco Taco, and more.

The founder of Bob’s Red Mill, known for its alternative flours, passed away at 94.

On February 9 Bon Appétit hosted a tailgate with MGM Rewards with food vendors from San Francisco and Kansas City.