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16 Fish And Seafood Recipes To Indulge In All Summer Long
Seafood. It tastes like a beach vacation. But we get it, a lot of people are hesitant about swapping seafood for your usual chicken and red meat dishes, but think about this: It’s packed with vitamins and nutrients, and most seafood dishes cook in under 15 minutes, making...
What Is Urban Foraging?
Imagine strolling through your neighborhood park or city sidewalks, not just as a means of getting somewhere, but as a journey of discovery, where the pavement gives way to an array of edible treasures waiting to be found. Urban foraging invites us to see our cities in a new...
Edible Mushrooms 101: A Comprehensive Guide
Umami-rich, meaty and versatile, mushrooms have become a staple in kitchens around the world, not just for their unique flavors and textures but also for their culinary versatility. From the everyday breakfast scramble to sophisticated gourmet dinners, these fungal delights are...
14 Tips For Mastering Cooking With Cast Iron
Cast iron cookware is tough, versatile and just gets better with age—perfect for everything from searing a juicy steak to baking fluffy cornbread. Whether you’re cooking a slow-simmered stew or trying out a new recipe, cast iron pans deliver consistent results every time. The...
These 10 American Dishes Are Absolutely Iconic
We’d like to take you on a journey through American culinary heritage with a roundup of 10 iconic dishes that have shaped the nation’s palate. From the crispy delights of classic fried chicken to the gooey indulgence of grilled cheese, these dishes are more than just...
How To Make Cold Brew Coffee At Home
Cold brew coffee has become a popular choice among coffee enthusiasts for its smooth, mellow flavor and reduced acidity compared to traditionally brewed coffee. Its refreshing quality makes it a favorite in warm weather, yet its rich, robust profile ensures it can be enjoyed...
The Ultimate Guide To Kitchen Knife Anatomy
Dicing, chopping, mincing and carving—every cut we make relies on the anatomy of a knife. But there’s more to these tools than just their ability to slice and dice. Each part, from the sharp tip to the end of a handle, plays a pivotal role in how a knife performs across various...
Pour Some Stevia On Me? Your Guide To Common Sugar Substitutes
From home kitchens to professional bakeries, alternative sweeteners are changing the way we cook and bake. Whether you’re trying to tweak a classic recipe or just curious about using something like stevia or monk fruit in your next dessert, it’s clear that these ingredients...
What To Look For In A Coffee Maker or Espresso Machine
Coffee and espresso aren’t just morning fuel or midday pick-me-ups—they’re a big part of our day-to-day lives. From the first sip that wakes us up to those cozy moments and catch-ups over a cup, coffee has its special spot in our routines. And with everyone looking for that...
Pumpkin Potluck: 9 Recipes Featuring the Greatest of Gourds
As the leaves on the trees begin to turn colors, our thoughts turn to the many joys of the fall season: a fire in the fireplace, football on TV and a feast of delicious food on the table. Year after year, the humble pumpkin tops our list of favorite ingredients for autumnal...
Hearty Sweet Potato & Chorizo Chili Recipe
In this episode of On The Table, Chef Meredith is making a Caramelized Onion Dip and serving it alongside vegetable crudité. This recipe is light enough for a summer BBQ, but is equally as delicious for fall game day parties.Shop This Video
Spotlight: Chef Renee Erickson on Seattle, Creativity and Her New Cookbook, Sunlight & Breadcrumbs
If you ask Renee Erickson if she ever thought she’d become a James Beard Award-winning chef, restaurateur and cookbook author, her answer will probably surprise you. “I fell in love with restaurants. I loved being there and, slowly, I worked my way into the kitchen. It was...
Sur La Table’s Anniversary: Over 5 Decades of Making More
Before it was a white, brick-and-mortar building emblazoned with the words Sur La Table, our Pike Place store was simply a glimmer of a vision for our founder, Shirley Collins. “There wasn’t a place in Seattle at the time to buy any kind of cooking equipment—nothing. If you...