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simplest brisket with braised onions
For the last several years, if we know each other offline and you ask me what brisket you should make for Passover or another Jewish holiday and you seem a little concerned over the work of it all — because something not discussed nearly often enough is that it’s never just abou
The Sandwiches I’m Packing for Every Summer Picnic
Welcome to Sunday Reset, where we share how we’re unwinding and what we have planned for the week ahead. This time, Isabelle tells us about her search for the perfect sandwich. Good morning! What’s your sandwich sun, moon, and rising? Read More >>
Soak Up the Solstice With These 25 Peak-Summer Recipes
Summer solstice marks the longest day of the year—and the unofficial kickoff to slow evenings, spontaneous backyard hangs, and meals that feel like mini celebrations. Whether you’re planning a proper dinner party or just want an excuse to slice a few extra peaches and light the grill, this is your s
The 6-To-1 Grocery Shopping Method That’ll Save You Time and Money
When you’re a busy parent trying to feed a family with different tastes, grocery shopping can quickly turn into a chaotic—and expensive—chore. Between inflation, food waste, and the endless “What’s for dinner?” dilemma, many of us are hungry for solutions that help us do more with less. Enter Chef W
What to Drink This Summer: 17 Creative Cocktails From the Pros
Summer inevitably brings around the best cocktail moments—there’s fresh fruit, cold prosecco, and honestly, a little more freedom to play. Don’t get me wrong, I love a cozy fall or winter drink (and I’ll definitely make the case for them come September), but in the warmer months, it’s time to swap t
Cabinet Hardware 101: How to Pick the Perfect Knobs and Pulls
Welcome to Schoolhouse Switchboard, where our team answers your most pressing design questions—one topic at a time. This week, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about cabinet hardware. When it comes to everyday design choices, cabinet hardware doesn’t always get the attention it des
How to Hang Art & Mirrors (Without Wrecking Your Walls)
Welcome to Schoolhouse Switchboard, where our team answers your most pressing design questions—one topic at a time. This week, we’re breaking down how to hang art and mirrors like a pro. Hanging a heavy mirror or piece of art can feel like one of those deceptively simple tasks—until you’re standi
“I Always Wanted to Love My Job”: How This Ceramicist Built a Business From Her Basement
All Fired Up is our Shop’s monthly handmade ceramics drop, curated by Food52 and sourced from small and local makers. This month, we’re highlighting the work of Oregon-based artist Petra Kaiser. For most people, stumbling across a pottery wheel on Craigslist might warrant a click—maybe even a lit
What Living in Italy for 20 Years Taught This Cookbook Author About Food
Few people understand the power of a four-hour dinner. For most Americans, that probably sounds like a nightmare. But in Italy, it’s normal. Expected, even. You settle in. You open a bottle of wine. You talk, and eat, and talk some more. There’s no rush to clear the plates or get to dessert. Growin
The One Meal This NYC Chef Always Makes With His Son
When you want good Italian food around New York City—or really anywhere—there are a few things I always look for. A real Italian accent helps, or at least a whisper of one. Fresh bread and olive oil (with bonus points for roasted garlic swimming in it and slowly infusing it). And fresh parmesan—lots
Why Grilled Fish Deserves the Spotlight This Summer
Welcome to Sunday Reset, where we share how we’re unwinding and what we’re cooking in the week ahead. This time, Justin is walking us through his best tips for perfectly grilled fish (no sticking, no overcooking). Memorial Day is traditionally the start of the summer, but to me, grilling season d
How (and Why) Chefs Are Cooking With Bourbon This Summer
Summer is around the corner and that means the grilling season has officially arrived (yes, even if your forecast still says “scattered showers”). And while we’re all for a bourbon on the rocks while the coals heat up, there’s another reason to keep that bottle close: It might just be the secret ing
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