Make the most of peak-season produce with these fresh, flavor-packed spring recipes. From brown butter asparagus to rhubarb cocktails, this roundup is your go-to guide for cooking with the best fruits and vegetables of the season.
Whether you’re plann…
Maybe it’s the homesteading wave taking over TikTok, the endless how-to guides making it feel less intimidating, or the fact that you can buy a starter online, but sourdough’s popularity continues to skyrocket—with no signs of fading anytime soon. Our …
If you come across a chessboard at a thrift store, you might pick it up, only to put it back down after noticing a few scratches and an incomplete set.
For thrifting connoisseur Elizabeth Rooney, though, it’s an immediate add to cart—not as a game boa…
Turns out tea isn’t just for sipping anymore—it’s showing up in cocktails everywhere. Whether it’s the rise of nonalcoholic alternatives or a renewed love for botanical flavors, tea adds depth without extra sweetness, making it perfect for both cocktai…
If you’re anywhere near Chicago, like me, you probably saw snow last week—only for it to miraculously melt just in time for spring’s official arrival. As of March 19, we’ve entered one of the superior seasons for fresh flavors, vibrant cocktails, and l…
Pretty much every house I’ve ever loved has one thing in common: an unexpected pop of wallpaper. In my childhood home, our dining room ceiling mimicked a nighttime sky. Then there was the house I babysat in, where the mom—a vintage interior designer—co…
One thing we’re absolutely doing to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Sipping on an Irish coffee. Ideally with a slice of cake in the same flavor. And if you didn’t know that was an option, don’t worry—now you do.
Skip the crowded bars and make something f…
Like it or not, every ’80s bedroom trend seems to be creeping back—John Hughes-esque pink walls, Laura Ashley florals, and now, bed skirts.
Call it grand-millennial, cottagecore, or even a touch of maximalism, but modern takes on this nostalgic detail…
For me, a throw blanket is an essential part of winding down—whether I’m watching the latest season of Severance or settling into bed with a book. While throws are often seen as a winter necessity, well-chosen options can be just as useful in warmer mo…
A great restaurant bathroom never goes unnoticed—at least not by me or just about everyone else I asked. Around New York City, some restaurants have taken their bathroom game so seriously that it’s become part of their brand, complete with their own ha…
The hottest reservation right now isn’t at a Michelin-starred spot or helmed by a celebrity chef. You won’t find it on OpenTable or Resy either. Instead, it might be happening in a cozy apartment in Manhattan, a tucked-away warehouse in Chicago, or a c…
All Fired Up is our Shop’s monthly handmade ceramics drop, curated by Food52, and all from small and local makers. This month, we’re featuring Maine-based Elizabeth Benotti Ceramics for her striking striped and window-paned pieces.
The only class El…
For the most part, hand soap gets the job done—nothing more, nothing less. Rarely does it stop you in your tracks, so when it does, it lingers on your skin and in your mind. Over the years, I’ve kept a running list of the best soaps, candles, and diffu…
Fireplaces are often the centerpieces of a room—yet they can easily be an afterthought when it comes to accessorizing them. And since winter doesn’t appear to be going anywhere anytime soon, we have a few thoughtful upgrades to take your hearth from ov…
One bright side of these dreary winter months? Citrus season. And this year, it’s proving to the gift that keeps on giving. While margaritas are often linked to summery beach days, they shine just as bright in February—and maybe even better. Maybe tha…
If you bake often—or just find yourself wandering the baking aisle—you might’ve noticed jars of vanilla bean paste popping up everywhere. This thick, syrupy blend combines concentrated vanilla extract with real vanilla seeds, offering a deep flavor and…
With winter storms wafting across the U.S. (along with freezing temps and gray skies), now’s the perfect time to turn your attention indoors. And while you’ll often find us inside on a snow day with a lengthy recipe, we also love to invest time in our …
Cookbook author Stacey Mei Yan Fong has lived in Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong—and that’s only naming a few. Growing up, she moved constantly, hopping between apartments, neighborhoods, and countries. So when she found a rent-stabilized Brooklyn apar…
Some of the simplest, most satisfying dinners start with a can of chickpeas—and we have the recipes to prove it. From creamy hummus and crispy falafel to hearty soups, stews, and pasta dishes, these chickpea recipes highlight just how versatile garbanz…
If you’ve noticed rising egg and chicken prices (even Waffle House is tacking on 50-cent surcharges because of shortages) or read one too many stories on bird flu, you might find yourself looking for egg and poultry alternatives these days.
Or maybe y…
Rumor has it that Ina Garten’s engagement roast chicken is so good, it helped an iconic celebrity couple take the next step. Yep—Emily Blunt swears it played a role in John Krasinski popping the question. But you don’t need a proposal on the horizon to…
You’ve probably heard of the five love languages, but we’d argue there’s a secret sixth one: food. No offense to roses, but some people would much rather receive rose-colored coupes or rose-flavored chocolate. And here at Food52, we get that better tha…
Flowers and chocolates are great, sure, but when it comes to Valentine’s Day and Galentine’s Day (that’s February 13) gift-giving, personality-filled picks always wins. Whether your loved one has a soft spot for gorgeous glassware, swoons over gorgeous…
At Monsoon Market, a natural wine and snack shop in Phoenix, you might grab a bottle of chardonnay, only to do a double take. Sparkling and non-alcoholic? Made from 100% Spanish grapes, it’s crafted just like any traditional chardonnay until the final …
This year we’re celebrating the big game in true New Orleans style, with seafood boil, a batch of Sazeracs, and a beignet croquembouche (yes, that now exists, thanks to Nea in our Test Kitchen). And it might get messy. So whether you’re hosting your ow…
