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A Cookbook Sweep at IACP
Posted by lauriebfc Taunton's cookbooks bring home the gold at IACP.
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Pig Candy
Posted by lauriebfc Ribs from Irving Mill restaurant in New York that will remind you why you eat meat. Or should.
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The Airplane Diet
Posted by lauriebfc In the air, beware the basket of snacks. And other things you may not want to know about.
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Chocolate Diaries
Posted by lauriebfc Both the bad and the good make for delicious chocolate memories. Plus, a chocolate-y invitation.
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Take the Stairs
Posted by lauriebfc Don't ride, walk. Because then you can eat ice cream every night.
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The Deal-Breaker Food
Posted by lauriebfc Is there a food you just can’t stand, one that ruins any dish it touches? For me, it’s bananas, and this is the story of our latest run-in.
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Raw Food
Posted by lauriebfc Uncooked ingredients can be beautiful. They can also make a really nice dress.
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The Last-Minute Thanksgiving
Posted by lauriebfc Sure, it all should have been planned and prepped by now. But there’s something to be said for an eleventh-hour trip to the farmstand in search of a little culinary inspiration.
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The 5 Second Rule
Posted by lauriebfc A cook who's feeling cocky drops her dish, but then decides to eat it anyway, thanks to some good advice.
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Turkey Redux
Posted by lauriebfc The Christmas turkey makes a curtain call. Not once, but four times.
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Get it Here First: A Sneak Peek at Fine Cooking's April/May Cover Recipe
Posted by lauriebfc Here's a scoop: a favorite recipe for chicken noodle soup from the brand new issue of Fine Cooking, even before it's on the newsstand or in your mailbox
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The Un-bare Cupboard
Posted by lauriebfc Pasta and tuna and tomatoes, oh my! Only six weeks to cook the contents of the cupboard before it's time to move.
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The UnBare Cupboard, Part 2
Posted by lauriebfc In which a costly bag of quinoa is shown the door.
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Audio Slide Show: How to Pack a Green Picnic
Posted by lauriebfc Celebrate Earth Day this year by preparing a green picnic. I'll explain your options for planet-friendly packaging and share a few recipes that are out of this world (I couldn't...
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A Cooking Class Weekend
Posted by lauriebfc An update on the Fine Cooking Epicurean Classic.
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Next Up: A Sneak Peek of the October/November Issue
Posted by lauriebfc I'm sharing an early taste of fall; get the recipe for the amazing Brown Butter Pumpkin Layer Cake on the cover of Fine Cooking 107.
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Harvest to Heat: Cooking with America's Best Chefs, Farmers, and Artisans
Posted by lauriebfc Good cooks know that the best-tasting ingredients come from the best sources—the farmers and artisans and fishermen who really care about what they do. That’s the premise behind...
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Announcing the Fine Cooking Holidays iPad App
Posted by lauriebfc Fine Cooking is about to make your holiday season a lot easier. Get a sneak peek at the magazine's first iPad app: Fine Cooking Holidays.
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Next Up: A Sneak Peek at the December/January Issue of Fine Cooking
Posted by lauriebfc I'm sharing a sneak peek at our December/January issue (#108) and the impossibly delicious cover recipe.
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In Praise of the Man Loaf
Posted by lauriebfc In the Feb/March issue our Cooking without Recipes feature tackled meatloaf (with amazing results). I fell for one iteration in particular. Find out which favorite we affectingly...
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Sneak Peek: Fine Cooking's April/May Issue Features Comfort in a Bowl
Posted by lauriebfc Coming soon to a newsstand near you (or your mailbox), our April/May issue, with its “best-ever chicken pot pies” cover. Get a sneak peek now.
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Dine With Design
Posted by lauriebfc A favorite cookbook comes to life on the grounds of Philip Johnson's famous Glass House.
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