It’s a common problem. You’ve buckled down and purchased a big jug of oil, a whole chicken and a quart of buttermilk. You’ve read countless recipes and learned as much as you can. You’ve marinated and ...

I’ve always looked at cooking as a series of logic gates. You aren’t just following a recipe; you’re managing variables.

Sometimes when we go back to the drawing board, it’s really just to admire what’s already been done. Take buttermilk chicken, for example. It’s a Southern staple that certainly has earned its stars.

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Ivy Manning is a Portland, Oregon-based award-winning food writer and author of 10 cookbooks. She is a regular recipe tester and editor for Eater as well as for restaurants and appliance brands.

Chances are, if you want a crispy slab of chicken sandwiched inside a squishy bun, swaddled by a creamy sauce, and topped with tangy pickles, you want it today. Not tomorrow, not two days from now. A ...

I’ve just returned from Charleston, South Carolina, on a learning adventure with Road Scholar, the nonprofit educational travel organization for seniors. (There has to be some benefit to getting older ...

A vibrant kale salad A speedy pantry pasta And, a pancake that puffs up gloriously Ashley Lonsdale’s honey ginger chicken and ...