This Coconut Cake Is for Unabashed Coconut Lovers
This layered coconut cake embraces mango in two different forms: as a jam and a curd.
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This layered coconut cake embraces mango in two different forms: as a jam and a curd.
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Eric Kim suggests basting them with broth, so they steam and end up beautifully tender.
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Flatiron steaks fill a void for those looking for beefy flavor on a budget.
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Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey and Carlacia Grant got creative with their pies when they stopped by the New York Times kitchen studio for the Pizza Interview.
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Where to Eat in New York City Right Now
Our favorite restaurants of the moment in the city that never stops eating.
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This New Brooklyn Seafood Spot Is an Odd Fish
Zoli, part of an art complex in Williamsburg, springs a number of intriguing surprises, starting with those strange fish tanks.
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Make Ahead, Serve Cold: The Ultimate Dinner Menu for a Sweltering Summer
Let David Tanis’s celebratory recipes, anchored by a plump shrimp cocktail, help you beat the heat.
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What the Bartender Really Thinks About Your Spritz
You might expect the fizzy summer drinks to be a downer for the people who make them by the hundreds. But think again.
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So, Is That $40 Half Chicken $40 Good?
Gigi’s, a new Greenpoint bistro, goes all-in on the delicious, deceptively simple rotisserie birds.
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How to Feed a Family for $28 Per Day
It’s not for everyone, but meal planning, sticking to the grocery list and not letting any leftovers go to waste made it possible for one recipe creator, but not easy.
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The Spaghett Is Baltimore’s Gift to the World
How the bright-red beer cocktail went from a Charm City special to a worldwide phenomenon.
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The Golden Age of Mexican Food Is Here. And It’s Complicated.
Even at a time of anti-immigration politics, there has never been a richer variety of Mexican restaurants in the United States.
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Brasserie Boulud Lands Just in Time for Lincoln Center’s Fall Season
El Califa de León and Bread Ahead open their first U.S. locations, and more restaurant news.
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Check These Dishes Off Your Summer Bucket List Before It’s Too Late
Jerk chicken in the heart of Flatbush, an actually affordable lobster roll and all the soft shell crab you can eat.
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The crowning touch is the anchovy lemon dressing that brings it all together.
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Summer’s juiciest tomatoes and watermelon team up with — what else? — anchovy bread crumbs for this elegant but easy dish.
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And four more speedy dinners that hold on to summer.
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Tofu musubi are fun to make, easy to transport and a joy to eat.
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And more of the week’s most popular recipes.
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Specifically, spoon salads: the best kind of salad, filled with uniform bits of veg.
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Ali Slagle’s clever meatballs are half meat, half vegetable, all delicious.
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And J.J. Goode’s BLT is really, really great. But maybe you’d like BLT pasta, or a tomato, bacon and corn salad?
By Melissa Clark

Hetty Lui McKinnon’s five-star no-cook chili bean salad is perfect for when you want chili, but you don’t want to turn on the stove.
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Corn and cherry tomatoes add sweetness, and a little horseradish contributes kick.
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