In a new round of espresso maker testing, Bosch’s latest entry into the coffee world jumped to the top of the automatic coffee maker list by dint of its extreme versatility. It can make over three dozen different...
Caldo de res, which translates to beef broth, is the incomparable Mexican version of beef stew, rooted in the country’s history and cuisine. It’s a soupy broth that’s light enough to enjoy year-round. When I was growing up,...
In The Fourth Trimester, we ask parents: What meal nourished you after welcoming your baby? This month, it’s a nostalgic bowl of caldo de res from Hedley & Bennett founder Ellen Marie Bennett.When I’m pregnant, I don’t stop,...
Its biggest shortcoming is that it lacks any audible alarm to let you know when the cooking cycle is finished. Certainly not the end of the world, but it would be helpful, especially since this model doesn’t provide...
This sleek rice cooker comes with a steamer basket, a non-stick spatula for scooping rice, and a measuring cup that corresponds to the lines on the inside of the pot. Use the basket to cook veggies and rice...
The best Dutch ovens are good for so many things: braising meat, stews, sautéing, deep-frying, heck, even baking bread. And while we think you should consider getting a stainless-steel stockpot, one of these will work in a pinch....
It’s worth noting this knife also earned top marks in Epicurious’s testing, ranking on par with the Mac—and it rings in cheaper, too. Unlike the Mac, the steel blend of the Global’s blade is relatively resistant to rusting...
“It’s great for chopping vegetables in bulk.” Says Shilpa, “You can shred cheese. You can make dough in there, you can make batters in there. You can make soft serve in there. I think it's much more functional...
Knife length: 13.4”Blade length: 9”Weight: 6.4 ouncesHedley & Bennett Bread KnifeWhile we do like long blades for their ability to slice more in a single stroke, we appreciate that shorter blades can be easier to handle. Senior test...
If these sound like pretty obscure use-cases, it’s because they are for most people. To be perfectly honest, I’ve probably used this wireless thermometer a grand total of five times over the past couple of years, but every...
