Rare Whiskeys (And Whiskys) To Get You Through Winter
We love rare whiskeys (and whiskys), so warm up this winter and treat yo’self to an exceptional bottle of one of these brown liquors.
Read MoreWe love rare whiskeys (and whiskys), so warm up this winter and treat yo’self to an exceptional bottle of one of these brown liquors.
Read MoreThe man behind Juniper at the Andaz Delhi is Peeyush Bhushan, assistant director of restaurant operations and respected gin master.
Read MoreCaviar and champagne are among the most time-tested of classic food and wine pairings, and a decidedly luxe one to boot. So naturally, one particularly high-end French wine brand thought to combine the two, creating a super-product akin to the child of two renowned celebrities. But does the world really need black caviar champagne its developer refers…
Read MoreIf there's one thing we can't praise enough, it's a cake so hypnotizing and beautiful we almost couldn't cut into it. Take this geode cake, for example.
Read MoreIf now's not the time for French onion soup, we don't know when is! Besides having a fridge drawer full of the onions so necessary for holiday cooking, there's a chill in our bones that just won't quit. The solution? Slice them thinly, caramelize the heck out of them in lots of butter, add broth…
Read MoreGuys, chocolate is not for kids anymore. A good chocolate bar isn’t candy, and it shouldn’t be gobbled while your eyes glaze over from the glare of the TV. Despite all the recent chatter about self-indulgent $10 hipster chocolate bars, chocolate is actually one of the most affordable luxuries, in the same category as craft beer,…
Read MoreThis week's hot topics include talk of racial inequality, vegan eating, gin in India, brown butter recipes, winter pasta bowls and more.
Read MoreSo you picked your lucky lobster out of the tank, named him Spikey McClawface and brought him home. Now what? Stick him in a bathtub filled with ice? Leave him in the sink to free-range? Drop him in the aquarium? First off, don't do that. He'll eat all your fish and then promptly drown. To…
Read MoreEnd the year with a bang at one of these food events!
Read MoreAll your holiday and post-holiday needs can be found at ALDI.
Read MoreNobody wants a dry, overdone tenderloin roast. This handy method won't only get your meat cooked perfectly, it'll also make it so you have time to hang out!
Read MoreIn season 8, Portlandia viewer favorites Peter and Nance hit a new sushi restaurant and don't bother to look at the menu.
Read MorePeruse a diverse selection of recipes for roasts of all kinds, plus techniques, anecdotes and tips that will take your game from “pretty good” to “epic."
Read MoreAnd now to introduce a roast that needs no introduction.::applause::What can't you do with a huge slab of roast beef? We'll tell you what you can do:Make these incredible two-bite roast beef slidersMake this incredible 500-bite Dagwood sandwichIntimidate a roast chicken Make Red Flannel Hash for breakfast the next day. And the next. And the…
Read MoreIf you tag your masterpiece with #FRavorites, we’re going to see it, ogle it, show it around the office and maybe, just maybe, post it to our feed.
Read MoreIn honor of this great staple of the winter kitchen, we present 20 of our favorite hearty winter pasta dishes to warm you right up.
Read MoreWhere should you eat vegan food in New York City? Just about anywhere! Here are our favorite spots that are super hot right now.
Read MoreLearn the simple technique behind this flavor-packed element and apply it liberally to these 8 recipes for brown butter we love.
Read MoreThose with a sweet tooth will have to wait a couple days for Candytopia to officially open. The neon-colored sugar wonderland delayed its opening.
Read MoreIf you need to ask “what’s wrong with my wheat bread,” baker extraordinaire Claus Meyer is there to help you fix it. Grab his new book and see!
Read MoreA visit to Iran yields a stunning variety of culinary delights. Between the familiar kebab and the decidedly outré grilled lamb’s testicles, there’s a vast spectrum of foods: caviar, pickle, and smoked fish in the north; samosas, falafel and hot and sour shrimp in the south; noodles, flatbread and rosewater-scented ice cream across the country.
Read MoreIf you're stuck somewhere cold today (you know who you/all of us are), find your biggest, heaviest pot, make a huge batch of comfort food and weather it out. You'll be less likely to give into the cabin fever insanity on a belly full of chili or beer-marinated short ribs.Check out our picks for stews,…
Read MoreLet's do some word association. Christmas ham! Did you think of a large pink slab of meat with a brown exterior studded with pineapple rings, cloves and maraschino cherries? Yikes. This is more serious than we thought. Definitely make ham this Christmas — not only is it tradition, it's salty, chewy pork goodness just begging…
Read MoreCheck out 10 of our most seasonal, comfort-food-forward winter chicken recipes. From crisp cutlets to tender braises, where there's a wing, there's a way.
Read MoreThis week's guests on the Food Republic Today podcast included David Lebovitz, Andy Little and Claus Meyer. They had a lot to say! Here's what we learned.
Read MorePerfectly poached eggs are what morning dreams are made of. Find out how to get that picture perfect runny yolk with even the simplest sous-video unit.
Read MorePeople around the world are reducing food waste, and we take the utmost pleasure in reporting on it. Here are our favorite stories from the week.
Read MoreCheck out 10 recipes for this chewy, satisfying ingredient and you might just discover your favorite new bowl of noodles.
Read MoreWhile covering New York City's newest restaurants and gallivanting around, as we’re wont to do, here are a few trends we’ve picked up on.
Read MoreHere are nine NYC restaurant observations over the past week or so that caught our eye, often raising an eyebrow in the process.
Read MoreSunday In Brooklyn decides to showcase bison where beef may reign supreme.
Read MoreNew York Times' food critic Pete Wells has released his top 10 restaurants in the city this year. Familiar names and places like King, Empellón, Atla and others made the list. If you haven't crossed these restaurants off your list yet, learn all about Daniela Soto-Innes' project before Atla, how Clare de Boer and Jess Shadbolt…
Read MoreWhether it's grated or shredded or still awaiting its fate, it's perfect for this list of eight fresh ways to use Parmesan cheese.
Read MoreThe Chef's latest book, Offal Good, is a delicious collection of recipes for his well-known favorite parts — guts, undesirable cuts and of course, skin.
Read MoreWhich slab of tuna is a fresher fish? We headed down to sushi burrito experts, Sushirrito, in New York to see which one they serve.
Read MoreBritish YouTuber Peter Bamforth's videos are our favorite new thing to watch instead of doing work! Check out these insane food trick shots!
Read MoreOn our minds this week: gift guides, France's sustainability efforts, Gail Simmons on women in the restaurant industry and more.
Read MoreDanish holiday fare will be dished out at Grand Central Station in New York all month long.
Read MoreFor a roast dinner, gravy is essential — so essential in fact that a new London pop-up called Roasterant will feature a gravy microbrewery.
Read MoreChicago steakhouse Maple & Ash is a palace of protein, to be sure, and nothing's more regal than their roasted shellfish tower.
Read MoreIt’s never a bad idea to have a handful of smaller yet thoughtful gifts and stocking stuffers on hand in case of "emergency."
Read MoreFood waste-fighting France has retained its spot for the second year at the top of The Economist's Intelligence Unit's global Food Sustainability Index.
Read MoreThe Chef and the Slow Cooker. James Beard Award-winning chef Hugh Acheson's new book is devoted to the ultimate kitchen appliance.
Read MoreWhile this stuff ain’t exactly cheap, the philosophy is simple: quality over quantity. Spring for these great foodie gifts and watch the smiles unfold.
Read MoreIn The Book of Cheese, author and lifelong cheesemaker Liz Thorpe maps out a brand new way of understanding dairy. Dive right in to making cheese!
Read MoreYou may have heard that only a woeful 1 in 10 Americans includes enough fresh produce in their diet. With that in mind, here's a deep dive into the vibrant bowl of salad news gracing our feeds of late. Grab a pair of tongs and some leafy greens and prepare to brush up on your raw…
Read MoreOn our mind this week: food waste pasta, imaginary menus, chef interviews, pairing wine with Thai cuisine and more.
Read MoreIt's that special time of year where holiday pop-ups are a plenty.
Read MoreIt turns out that you don't really need a smoker to make your own smoked salmon.
Read MoreChef, restaurateur and cookbook author Charlie Palmer guests in our last episode of the year. We close up with a very special Bad Yelp Review.
Read MoreThird-generation pitmaster Adrian Davila stops by to talk all about barbecue. We also discuss which restaurants we're looking forward to opening in 2018.
Read MoreSmitten Kitchen's Deb Perelman stops by to talk all about her new book. We also discuss the best glue to use when building gingerbread houses.
Read MoreChef Amanda Cohen speaks about how the restaurant industry can do better by women. We also discuss the USDA altering its standards for organic chicken.
Read MoreJJ Johnson speaks about his extended residency at Chef's Club in New York and the obstacles he's faced in the kitchen as a person of color.
Read MoreRotten, Netflix's latest food documentary series, gets down to the nitty gritty of fraud and corruption in today's agribusiness.
Read MoreFires have raged in Southern California and chefs and restaurants everywhere are doing what they can to lend a helping hand.
Read MoreNordic chef and baker Claus Meyer discusses his new book on today's episode. We also reflect on some of today's biggest headlines.
Read MoreFrom Nashville, we have chef Andy Little in the studio today. Then we wrap up in Post Bites with comedian Aparna Nancherla.
Read MoreChef and writer David Lebovitz stops by our studio to discuss his latest book. We also discuss Mario Batali's sexual misconduct allegations in the news.
Read MoreMario Batali will be taking a temporary leave from his company amid sexual misconduct allegations.
Read MoreKimbal Musk predicts a bright future where cleaner, healthier, responsibly grown food is available to the masses, along with other hopeful thoughts.
Read MoreToday's episode of FRT features a discussion with one of the founders of Mezcal Unión, recorded in Oaxaca. We also discuss a big bologna heist in the news.
Read MoreIt's our most musical episode yet! The brothers behind food and music podcast Snacky Tunes come on to chat and we wrap with a carol about cooking.
Read MoreJoshua Skenes and partner Mark Bright announced today that they'll launch a more casual offshoot of famed Saison, with locations in San Francisco and LA.
Read MoreGail Simmons just finished her book tour. For an encore, she'll start promoting Top Chef season 15, which premieres this week. She's today's podcast guest.
Read MoreIn light of recent cases of sexual misconduct in the restaurant industry, Gail Simmons sheds light on how change can occur.
Read MoreChef and cookbook author David Tanis gets market fresh with us in this episode of Food Republic Today.
Read MoreWill Donaldson is bringing his hit New Orleans food market to Miami. Here's what to expect.
Read MoreEver wonder what to do with leftover wine? That is, if you have any. This red wine reduction sauce is the perfect way for oenophiles of all levels to use up wine from last night or to put that just-opened bottle to use for something besides sipping. Half a cup of wine can be reduced…
Read MoreTry this crunchy, tangy Manchurian cauliflower, a menu staple at any Indian-Chinese restaurant. You've had Indian-Chinese, right?
Read MoreRest assured that you’re in excellent hands. This roast goose is an impressive centerpiece for any holiday or special occasion table.
Read MoreTry noted food writer and book author Maria Isabella's pork tenderloin with tomatillos. It's a tangy, savory Latin spin on a simple cut.
Read MoreHearty, rib-sticking food doesn’t have to pack a day’s worth of calories. Gina Homolka, author of the wildly popular blog Skinnytaste, has a new collection of hearty slow-cooker recipes out that pump up the flavor and nutrition and cut out the fillers. Best of all, you can set it and forget it! These turkey tenderloins, stuffed…
Read More“Instead of a whole turkey, I like to serve this leg-and-thigh roulade. The meat is more moist, and everybody gets to enjoy the dark meat, not just those two lucky people who snag the drumsticks. The gravy and roulade are both made ahead of time, which is a big help on the day.”
Read MoreThis year, we're trying something new for our Thanksgiving turkey. I'm making a marinade of coconut milk, buttermilk and pomegranate juice. I think this will ensure a really moist holiday bird.Start this the day before by brining the turkey in a saltwater mixture. Then on the day of, transfer the turkey to a flavorful marinade…
Read MoreIna Garten's skillet-roasted lemon chicken is an easy meal for any night of the week, but its simplicity doesn't make it any less special.
Read MoreWe're fans of ace chef and Food Republic co-founder Marcus Samuelsson's new book, Marcus Off Duty. Filled with favorite recipes from his restaurants, as well as family, friends and chefs around the country, this cookbook has a little bit of everything. Duck, with its rich dark meat and crackling skin, is really a celebration dish, something…
Read MoreSay it with us: “An!” It means “eat” in Vietnamese. Follow Helene An, executive chef at Beverly Hills hot spot House of An, as she recounts the family history that brought her to culinary fame in Los Angeles and shares the recipes she and her daughter cook for their never-ending line of hungry fans. In our…
Read MoreSabrina Ghaynor, known as the “the golden girl of Persian cookery,” has a new collection of recipes out for the Middle Eastern food enthusiast in us all. Part Old World, part modern cuisine, Sirocco is a beautiful representation of one of the world's most vibrant food cultures. Roast chicken is the ultimate comfort food, and…
Read MorePeruse The Ivy's new cookbook filled with its best stories and most beloved dishes, like this slow-roasted pork belly. It's a feast for all the senses.
Read MoreI’ll never tire of a butter-rubbed chicken roasted with rich, earthy potatoes tucked along its edges. Still, it’s nice to update the classic pairing with a simple tweak or two. Here, when the bird is almost done, I sprinkle whole parsley leaves and squeeze a few lemon quarters over the potatoes, then pop the whole thing back into the…
Read MoreNils Noren is the Vice President, Restaurant Operations for the Marcus Samuelsson Group (full disclosure: Samuelsson is a co-founder of Food Republic). This fall, Noren will release a cookbook in Swedish, 10 Techniques, 100 Recipes. Here, he gives us a sneak peek (albeit in English). Follow him on Twitter at @nilsnoren. There's always the challenge of finding…
Read MoreFan of true dude food? We are, which is why we're cooking our way through GQ Eats, the magazine's new cookbook. Particularly the chapter titled Michelin-Starred Meals At Home. Between the hunks of meat, spectacular sides and cocktails we'd make by the pitcher, our takeout-ordering skills are getting rusty. Not that you can order a sweet…
Read MoreHey, sometimes you don't have a ton of dough. It's close to rent day, you splurged on fancy winter camping equipment, it happens. Thankfully there's Cook On A Shoestring, from author Sophie Wright. Bet you never knew how to turn such a small amount of food into so, so very many meals. Take this spiced-up Spanish…
Read MoreYou probably don't make Persian food enough, which is why you should cook your way through culinary authority Jila Dana-Haeri's From A Persian Kitchen. Learn to make rich khoresh sauces and the rice dishes that love them, bright salads, hearty soups, a million uses for pomegranates and fresh herbs and no shortage of delicious meat. This dish…
Read MoreGrab The Potato Cookbook and discover your favorite new spud preparations, like this comforting mashed potato bake that's easy to make for a crowd.
Read MoreProcure some good crusty bread, learn how to make State Bird Provisions' roasted bone marrow and enjoy a taste of that San Francisco goodness.
Read MoreRemember: A boring bowl is not a happy bowl, so liven it up with this delicious Sicilian-inspired spicy chicken meatball soup.
Read MoreRest assured, you’re in Gizzi Erskine's excellent hands. This spiced pineapple Christmas ham will delight your guests year after year.
Read MoreMelissa Clark's recipe for Instant Pot duck confit makes the succulent French treat well within reach for anyone with a craving.
Read MoreRoll, slice, drop, dip and sandwich these delicious Christmas cookie recipes, and share them with everyone you love. It's time to get baking!
Read MoreCheck out our donut-centric interview with Solomonov on our daily podcast, and fry up a batch of your own chocolate éclair donuts.
Read MoreToss aside all preconceived notions of what it means to create a truly satisfying vegetarian meal and make these sesame soba spring rolls.
Read MoreThis three-cheese cauliflower gratin from the Cherry Bombe cookbook may just outshine the main course! Dig right into your veggies.
Read MoreProcure some high-quality caraway seeds — the same seeds that give rye bread their zingy earthiness — and get cracklin'. It's roast duck with caraway time!
Read MoreMake something phenomenal in your kitchen, and add a new favorite to your repertoire. Try these feta cheese straws on for size!
Read MoreStraight from Chicago's The Publican, these grilled duck hearts with perfect accoutrements are (or will be) every dedicated carnivore's fantastical dream.
Read MoreThis piquant, flavor-packed pork tenderloin with Chinese mustard sauce is a welcome addition to any special occasion dinner table.
Read MoreThese matcha tea snickerdoodles from Mindy Segal are a quick, simple answer to the age-old question: "What's for dessert?"
Read MoreThe traditional Jewish cuisine that warms your soul gets a makeover in The Gefilte Manifesto. This cauliflower and mushroom kugel is a hearty side dish.
Read MoreCheck out our donut-centric interview with Solomonov on our daily podcast, and fry up a batch of your own salted tehina donuts at home.
Read MoreWhen matched with grated potato in spaghetti squash latkes, the natural strands operate like a tightly choreographed drill team. Try them tonight!
Read MoreBring the favorites to your own home kitchen. This whole-grain challah will ruin you for all other braided breads. Get baking!
Read MoreFire off a few batches of latkes and make the most addictive holiday treat imaginable. That's right, it's time for latke reubens.
Read MorePick up a copy of Cherry Bombe's fantastic new cookbook. Melissa Clark's salmon salad with fennel is one of their top picks.
Read MoreCheck out these glazed eggnog madeleines. They put a sweet, spiced Christmas twist on a French pastry favorite in no time at all.
Read MoreOur Syria has us craving all things pomegranate, lemon, parsley and tomatoes. This fresh thyme and halloumi salad is a perfect pairing for a simple roast.
Read MoreThis smoked rack of pork vindaloo, a favorite in Washington, will delight your holiday guests and make a spicy, colorful splash at the table.
Read MoreReady to learn how to make rice and dal pancakes? Beloved Washington DC Indian eatery Rasika will show you how it's done.
Read MoreSweet Potatoes has a recipe for you. This colorful sweet potato galette is as beautiful on the table as it is on the palate.
Read MorePeppermint glaze adds a minty-fresh zing to these crumbly shortbreads. Dress these rounds up for the holidays and watch them disappear from the plate.
Read MoreA party like no other, the Fuoco Food Festival features pits blazing, hanging cattle heads and more.
Read MoreTraveling to India will prove unpredictable in a thousand different ways. But the Andaz Delhi has you covered no matter what.
Read MoreThey call this old mining town To Hell You Ride, but there’s seriously no prettier place on earth than Telluride. This is Colorado at its absolute best. Rugged. Remote. Utterly unpretentious. And with a stronger sense of community than any other ski resort in the state. The snow hasn’t stopped falling since January, and the…
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