10 Important Things To Know About Ice In Cocktails
Ice is to a bartender as a flame is to a chef. That's just one of the reasons to consider the cube when you make or order your next cocktail.
Read MoreIce is to a bartender as a flame is to a chef. That's just one of the reasons to consider the cube when you make or order your next cocktail.
Read MoreThe start-up Belle Isle Craft Spirits meant to use its moonshine as a jumping off point to make more exciting spirits. Then it discovered infusions.
Read MoreRock star Danish craft brewer Mikkeller teams with real-life rock stars The National for a pilsner they're calling "Reality Based Pils." Details here.
Read MoreYou've made the move to the cube—drinking coffee over ice. But how to break out of the cold brew rut? Here are 10 iced coffee hacks to step up your cup.
Read MoreOn the lookout for a way to change up your drink choices without trying the latest fancy cocktail? Try fortified wine or amari and pick up some bitters too.
Read MoreIs it possible that the only thing better than a salty, gooey cheeseburger from Emmy Squared is a salty, gooey cheeseburger from Emmy Squared eaten while watching Janet Jackson at a massive outdoor music festival? You'll have the chance to find out this weekend at the Panorama Music Festival on Randall's Island, which runs July…
Read MoreSweetgreen is known for sourcing good ingredients for its salads, but now the company is putting the same thought into its art, tapping André Saraiva.
Read MoreEver browse your farmer's market and wonder what that familiar-looking but weirdly named vegetable is and what you're supposed to do with it?
Read MoreWhere do seven of San Antonio's most accomplished chefs go for their taco fix? Here are their recommendations for the best tacos in the Texas city.
Read MoreFollowing a visit to the Fancy Foods Show in NYC, Washington Post reporter Maura Judkis finds 10 trendy foods that vie for the "next Sriracha" title.
Read MoreNeed a step-by-step guide to frying fish for fish and chips. This recipe, which features an easy-to-follow slide show, will show you how fry fish pub-style.
Read MoreSo many tacos, so little time. We've asked our resident artists to illustrate 20 of the most classic tacos for your reading and salivating pleasure.
Read MoreArgan oil is to Morocco what olive oil is to Italy—or close anyway. This winter, I had the opportunity to travel along the country’s cool and dusty seaside where I found the oil nearly everywhere: at spas, on menus, in bathrooms, on countertops. In the United States, you may have heard it marketed under the…
Read MoreThe best way to improve your BBQ is to approach your grill with confidence—and a plate of well-prepared ingredients. Here are great grilling tips.
Read MoreThese creative hot dogs from around the country (and world) are anything but ordinary. Ever thought you'd be a hot dog hero?
Read MoreThis year's Basque Culinary World Prize was awarded to Scottish-born Australian chef Jock Zonfrillo earlier this week, at a ceremony in Modena, Italy.
Read MorePulitzer-winning journalist Jonathan Gold died Saturday at age 57, leaving behind a legacy as the greatest food writer and critic of his generation.
Read MoreAlain Ducasse, Marcus Samuelsson and Phil Rosenthal all have new food films and/or TV shows available on a screen near you. Tune in, turn on, get hungry.
Read MoreNew York chef Jonathan Benno tries out his new BlueStar appliances in this sponsored edition of our product trial column, Tested.
Read MoreThe 10 nominees for the prestigious Basque Culinary World Prize were announced today. A jury of renowned chefs will decide the winner, to be named July 24.
Read MoreThe Paloma is for margarita fans looking for a little twist. It’s also one of our favorite summer cocktails. Refreshing and a perfect balance between bitter and sweet, you might find yourself passed out on a beach chair after a couple of these. Which is honestly not the worst thing in the world.
Read MoreVienna is packed with veggie restaurants, and there's something for every taste and budget. Here are my picks for the city's best plant-based restaurants.
Read MoreZadar’s Old Town, which occupies the northwestern part of the Zadar peninsula on Croatia’s Dalmatian coastline, is surrounded by medieval fortress walls and framed by Adriatic islands. During the 16th century, the Venetians helped the city withstand Turkish sieges by building a large drinking water cistern with five ornamental wellheads (pet bunara), which are emblematic…
Read MoreHeaded to Brazil and want to order like a local? Check out this list of 64 popular food and drink words and phrases and try out your Brazilian Portuguese.
Read MoreThe buzzy Portuguese capital boasts a respected dining scene. It's heavy on seafood, sure, but that's not all. Here's the best plant-based food in Lisbon.
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