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Tom Harte
Food
November 7
A Harte Appetite: Hail to the chef
Learn how a historic dinner hosted by Thomas Jefferson, featuring a Parisian-trained chef, resolved key issues in early America. Explore the intersection of food and politics through history.
Food
October 10
Harte: Books for cooks
Celebrate National Cookbook Month with a dive into the $4 billion cookbook industry. Discover hidden gems and celebrity favorites that promise to increase your culinary happiness.
Food
September 11
Miso hungry
The magic of miso, a versatile and ancient ingredient that has become a staple in modern kitchens. Learn how this fermented soybean paste can elevate your dishes, from soups to steaks.
Food
August 14
A Harte Appetite: When the chips are down
Chocolate chip ice cream is losing its charm amid a sea of trendy flavors, but its storied past deserves respect. Discover the history behind this classic treat and try a simple, no-churn Triple Chip Ice Cream recipe.
Food
May 23
Rad radishes
Every year since 1897, around Christmas, the people of Oaxaca, Mexico, celebrate the Night of the Radishes. The central feature of this event is the carving of oversized radishes into various religious images, most commonly a nativity scene, which then compete with...
Food
April 25
Einstein in the kitchen
Discover the secrets behind genius recipes that revolutionize your kitchen. From reverse creaming to one-pan pasta, learn how trial and error can lead to culinary brilliance.
Features
March 28
Don't wrinkle your nose at prunes
"They're still rather badly wrinkled, you know." That's the punch line in a classic commercial created back in the 1960s by Stan Freeberg. It featured a man who complained that he did not like prunes because they had pits and were wrinkled. He's urged to try one of...
Food
February 29
Whether you say tomato or tomahto, say San Marzano
Discover why San Marzano tomatoes, nurtured in the rich volcanic soil near Pompeii, are the gold standard for canned tomatoes, especially for cooking. Plus, get a classic Pomodoro sauce recipe to try at home.
Food
February 1
The pastrycook's dark secret revealed
Discover the pastry world's hidden gem: namelaka. Created by Yasumasa Takagi, this ultra-creamy chocolate delight is versatile, easy to make, and poised to revolutionize your baking.
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