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Bon Appetit

December/January 2020
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.

Bon Appetit

How the T-Shirt Gets Made

Gifts • Our hyper-curated holiday shopping guide

A CULTURE FULL OF CULINARY DELIGHTS

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

A condensed guide to the big wide world of: Vanilla

Home – Family Meal

97 Words on… • A Spread-It-On-Everything Chile Butter

WIN the COOKIE SWAP • And no, we’re not even going to entertain the idea that it’s not a competition because it is and we all know it. So let’s talk strategy

So What Tools Do I Actually Need?

Get Your Cookie Where It’s Going

The Forecast CALLS FOR Feasting • When the snow starts to fall, do as the Canadians do: Hunker down and start cooking. We tagged along with the cool kids from Elena in Montreal as they slow-cooked a pork roast, simmered red wine spaghetti, and ate until the roads were cleared

The New Buzz • Want to please a crowd of cocktailers and nondrinkers alike? Try alcohol-free creations that can stand on their own or play well with booze

MY Totally RAUCOUS, Très FRENCH, Super WINE-SOAKED WEEKEND IN the LOIRE • At an epic gathering of natural winemakers in France’s verdant river valley, I slurped oysters and downed magnums and got a sense of what makes this community, and its wine, so special

SESAME, Scallions, and SOY SAUCE • Taiwanese-American cook Lisa Cheng Smith rings in the Lunar New Year with a regional (and highly cookable!) spread punctuated with the bright flavors of her childhood

My TAIWANESE PANTRY • The ingredients I can’t cook without (and neither should you)

Under the Wrapper • Our essential chocolate intel, ready to be put into practice (a.k.a. cookies)

sourcebook

Is It Ever Okay…to Bring a Plus-One to the Office Holiday Party? • Solicited advice on partying with your coworkers from Alex Beggs


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 110 Publisher: Conde Nast US Edition: December/January 2020

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: November 19, 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.

Bon Appetit

How the T-Shirt Gets Made

Gifts • Our hyper-curated holiday shopping guide

A CULTURE FULL OF CULINARY DELIGHTS

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

A condensed guide to the big wide world of: Vanilla

Home – Family Meal

97 Words on… • A Spread-It-On-Everything Chile Butter

WIN the COOKIE SWAP • And no, we’re not even going to entertain the idea that it’s not a competition because it is and we all know it. So let’s talk strategy

So What Tools Do I Actually Need?

Get Your Cookie Where It’s Going

The Forecast CALLS FOR Feasting • When the snow starts to fall, do as the Canadians do: Hunker down and start cooking. We tagged along with the cool kids from Elena in Montreal as they slow-cooked a pork roast, simmered red wine spaghetti, and ate until the roads were cleared

The New Buzz • Want to please a crowd of cocktailers and nondrinkers alike? Try alcohol-free creations that can stand on their own or play well with booze

MY Totally RAUCOUS, Très FRENCH, Super WINE-SOAKED WEEKEND IN the LOIRE • At an epic gathering of natural winemakers in France’s verdant river valley, I slurped oysters and downed magnums and got a sense of what makes this community, and its wine, so special

SESAME, Scallions, and SOY SAUCE • Taiwanese-American cook Lisa Cheng Smith rings in the Lunar New Year with a regional (and highly cookable!) spread punctuated with the bright flavors of her childhood

My TAIWANESE PANTRY • The ingredients I can’t cook without (and neither should you)

Under the Wrapper • Our essential chocolate intel, ready to be put into practice (a.k.a. cookies)

sourcebook

Is It Ever Okay…to Bring a Plus-One to the Office Holiday Party? • Solicited advice on partying with your coworkers from Alex Beggs


Expand title description text