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Bon Appetit

Aug 01 2019
Magazine

Bon Appétit focuses on what's "now" in the world of food, drink, and entertaining, while still giving readers valuable cooking tools, tips, and most of all, recipes. This food lifestyle publication looks at life through the lens of food & cooking in, dining out, travel, entertainment, shopping and design.

A CHIC ESCAPE • When Robert and Christina, the husband-and-wife duo behind New Darlings, visited The Hoxton in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, they found a bespoke wonderland that felt like home.

Bon Appetit

Editor’s Letter

HOME • Recipes, Essential Goods, and Test Kitchen Know-How

A Spoonful a Day • Why spicy, garlicky chile crisp has taken up permanent residence in staffer Alex Beggs’ fridge

Corn • A condensed guide to grilling, boiling, and eating:

Peak Summer

THE LIST

Home – Family Meal

LIGHTS CAMERA NAPKIN • BUY TICKETS AT CHICAGOGOURMET.ORG

Three Cheers for Cheap Beer • Call it a shandy, a radler, whatever. We call these cool combos exactly what we want to drink now

When in Doubt, Hummus • How to please the kids who won’t touch raw onions and that guest who’s off gluten (or is it dairy)? Deb Perelman has the answer

It’s Pie O’Clock Somewhere • What’s better than an ice-cold cocktail on summer’s hottest day? A slice of Andy Baraghani’s bright and tangy frozen margarita pie

Away • Go here. Eat this. Drink that. Right this minute.

Comic Relief • Meet Hatecopy, a.k.a. Maria Qamar, whose cheeky art electrifies some of our favorite restaurants

The Summer Checklist • Our slightly obsessive picks for this month’s finest things to eat, drink, and buy

Summer Snow • Years of eating halo-halo, the icy Filipino dessert, primed chef Lou Boquila to make his own spectacular version at Philadelphia’s Sarvida

Pretty Little Things • Whether we’re seeking a funky salad bowl, a retro-esque bar cart, or just some good vibes, Yowie is our first-stop shop in Philly. Owner Shannon Maldonado shares her favorite wares

Quick + Simple = Summer • Our formula for perfect August meals combines pristine produce, staff staples (we can’t quit you, smash burger), and the kinds of flexible, fundamental recipes that work with whatever looks good at the market

Summer by the Numbers

Make It Look Easy • At Scribe Winery, Sonoma’s lush vineyard-slash-getaway, Kelly Mariani has mastered the art of low-key cooking

In the Clear • With these sparkling glass carafes, staying hydrated will feel as opulent as popping bottles

Ripe & Ready • Filling your tote with farmstand tomatoes still warm from the sun is a late-summer rite of passage. We’re taking our haul home to melt into a creamy risotto, layer in a stunning galette, and roast with cheese and herbs

Just Our Type • Which tomato you cook with depends on whether you’re making a salad or a saucy marinara. Here’s how to use them all.

basically • Almost everything you need to know(and nothing you don’t)

sourcebook

THE LIST

Is It Ever Okay… to Touch All the Tomatoes? • Solicited advice from Alex Beggs for your next farmers’ market visit


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 102 Publisher: Conde Nast US Edition: Aug 01 2019

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: July 9, 2019

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Food & Wine

Languages

English

Bon Appétit focuses on what's "now" in the world of food, drink, and entertaining, while still giving readers valuable cooking tools, tips, and most of all, recipes. This food lifestyle publication looks at life through the lens of food & cooking in, dining out, travel, entertainment, shopping and design.

A CHIC ESCAPE • When Robert and Christina, the husband-and-wife duo behind New Darlings, visited The Hoxton in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, they found a bespoke wonderland that felt like home.

Bon Appetit

Editor’s Letter

HOME • Recipes, Essential Goods, and Test Kitchen Know-How

A Spoonful a Day • Why spicy, garlicky chile crisp has taken up permanent residence in staffer Alex Beggs’ fridge

Corn • A condensed guide to grilling, boiling, and eating:

Peak Summer

THE LIST

Home – Family Meal

LIGHTS CAMERA NAPKIN • BUY TICKETS AT CHICAGOGOURMET.ORG

Three Cheers for Cheap Beer • Call it a shandy, a radler, whatever. We call these cool combos exactly what we want to drink now

When in Doubt, Hummus • How to please the kids who won’t touch raw onions and that guest who’s off gluten (or is it dairy)? Deb Perelman has the answer

It’s Pie O’Clock Somewhere • What’s better than an ice-cold cocktail on summer’s hottest day? A slice of Andy Baraghani’s bright and tangy frozen margarita pie

Away • Go here. Eat this. Drink that. Right this minute.

Comic Relief • Meet Hatecopy, a.k.a. Maria Qamar, whose cheeky art electrifies some of our favorite restaurants

The Summer Checklist • Our slightly obsessive picks for this month’s finest things to eat, drink, and buy

Summer Snow • Years of eating halo-halo, the icy Filipino dessert, primed chef Lou Boquila to make his own spectacular version at Philadelphia’s Sarvida

Pretty Little Things • Whether we’re seeking a funky salad bowl, a retro-esque bar cart, or just some good vibes, Yowie is our first-stop shop in Philly. Owner Shannon Maldonado shares her favorite wares

Quick + Simple = Summer • Our formula for perfect August meals combines pristine produce, staff staples (we can’t quit you, smash burger), and the kinds of flexible, fundamental recipes that work with whatever looks good at the market

Summer by the Numbers

Make It Look Easy • At Scribe Winery, Sonoma’s lush vineyard-slash-getaway, Kelly Mariani has mastered the art of low-key cooking

In the Clear • With these sparkling glass carafes, staying hydrated will feel as opulent as popping bottles

Ripe & Ready • Filling your tote with farmstand tomatoes still warm from the sun is a late-summer rite of passage. We’re taking our haul home to melt into a creamy risotto, layer in a stunning galette, and roast with cheese and herbs

Just Our Type • Which tomato you cook with depends on whether you’re making a salad or a saucy marinara. Here’s how to use them all.

basically • Almost everything you need to know(and nothing you don’t)

sourcebook

THE LIST

Is It Ever Okay… to Touch All the Tomatoes? • Solicited advice from Alex Beggs for your next farmers’ market visit


Expand title description text