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Marinating isn’t rocket science, but there is science behind it.

Often confused with tomatoes, tomatillos hold their own in classic Mexican dishes from salsa verde to pozole.

The right blend of salt, oil, seasonings and acid can boost the flavor of meat, fish, and vegetables — and even double as a sauce or dressing.

At his seminar “Tagliatelle Temptation” at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Evan Funke shares his passion for making pasta by hand.

Nata de coco, a chewy coconut jelly, is a classic Filipino sweet we love on its own or mixed into desserts, cocktails and even salads.

Although Spanish and Mexican chorizo may sound similar, they diverge in smoky, spicy ways.

Masa harina lends sweet corn flavor to the fluffy drop biscuits in this vibrant summer fruit cobbler.

Il potere trasformativo delle marinate: un linguaggio culinario universale.

Cook corn on the cob to perfection every single time and capture those peak summer flavors.

Turn risotto and ice cream into gold with this prized ingredient.