What were Sara Kate's favorite posts from this past year? Hint: a wonderful kitchen tour, a cultural question of salads, and more. Read on to see them all. ...
1. 15 Really Useful Kitchen Items for Your Favorite Cooks
2. Recipe: Big Pancake
December was a big month at The Kitchn; it always is, what with all that holiday cooking and baking. Useful a...
This has been a busy year at The Kitchn! We've welcomed new writers, hosted several contests, and worked hard to bring you good cooking and friendly discussion on warming our homes through the kitchen...
Even though we're not a news and events weblog, we try to keep up with the biggest food and cooking news each week. Here's a look back at some of the top food news from 2008. ...
1. Candy Apple Pie
2. Pumpple Pie (Pumpkin & Apple!)
In November we ran a pie contest! We had lots of popular pies, two of which were in our top posts for the month. We also had a great ...
Elizabeth Passarella lives in New York City and she is one of our daily contributors here at The Kitchn. She's brought you many inspiring recipes, tips, good ideas, Top Chef recaps, and more. (Our lat...
Salads - who knew we loved these so much? When we went to our archives to round up our favorites from this past year, we found scads of salads; they outnumber nearly every other recipe on the sit...
1. Beautiful (and Cheap) Spice Storage Solution
2. Roundup: Best of IKEA For the Kitchen
In October 2008 our readers were most interested in a gooey sticky apple cake (with brown brandy sauc...
Happy New Year! We had a lot of fun and good times with all of you over the past year, and we're looking forward to 2009. What's cooking today, on the first day of a new year? Is hoppin' John on the m...
How can we help you cook this week? Do you have any big plans for New Year's Eve? Champagne, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, comfort food?
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We sure love our booze around here, and we have a couple of fabulous columnists bringing you the best in cocktails and wine every single week. Mary is a thorough wine expert who tastes dozens of bottl...
Emily Ho lives in Los Angeles in a petite, adorable apartment with a very small kitchen. She brings us reports from the market scene in Los Angeles, along with some wonderful vegetarian recipes.
Her...
A little later today we are going to give you a roundup of some of our favorite wine and cocktail posts from 2008. But first, just in time for 2009, here are two more delicious (and easy) champagne co...
1. DIY Potato Chips...in the Microwave
2. Repel Fruit Flies with Rue
What were our most popular posts from September 08? Well, there were a couple tips on keeping fruit flies out of your kit...
Nora Maynard is a longstanding contributor to The Kitchn: first with her column on food and film, The Celluloid Pantry, and now with her weekly column on the art of the cocktail: Straight Up.
Here ...
We are constantly testing out new products and looking for better tools for our kitchens. We try to avoid unitaskers and to focus on time-tested tools, but every now and then a really great new t...
1. Brand New Cabinet Line from IKEA
2. The Best Way to Cook Pasta
Click through for a gallery of our 12 most popular posts published in August 2008. There's food tattoos, an ice cream contes...
Dana Velden lives in San Francisco. She is the author of those lovely and inspiring Weekend Meditations, plus lots of other good tips and recipes.
Here are some of her favorite posts from the past y...
As we head into a new year and the holidays draw to a close, things are going to get busy again. But don't let cooking slip to the side! We have quick recipes here for weeknight meals, as well as...
1. Flickr Find: Clean the Grill With an Onion?
2. Have You Seen This Tiny NYC Kitchen?
July was the month of the Great Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe from the New York Times. Everyone was trying...
It's the holidays, and we're in the middle of two weeks of relaxed posting here at The Kitchn. We are rounding up your favorite (and our favorite) posts of 2008, looking back at some of the best recip...
Economy and recession aside, we are always looking for ways to do more with less. Frugality often produces some of the best meals; when you limit yourself with constraints of budget or time you often ...
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We're taking nominations for the best home cooking blog of the...
1. How To Choose Good Cheap Wine from the Big Brands: Cabernet Sauvignon
2. Memory Tricks: Remembering How Many Cups in a Gallon
Hot news in June included the demise (temporarily) of Tastesp...
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