It’s the Chinese Year of the Snake, so I thought it would be fun to come up with a few snake-themed drinks throughout the seasons. This one is inspired by the green tree snake, which is a gorgeous emerald colour, and the chilli thread garnish imitates its tongue. I definitely knew what this drink would …
This recipe proves that the simplest things are often the best. In it, I topped peak-summer tomatoes with luscious burrata cheese and garnished it with a shower of peppery basil leaves and savory chives. Think of it as the classic Caprese salad’s fancy cousin. If you’ve never had burrata, imagine a shell of mozzarella filled …
I hate to be the one to say it, but you’ve been eating your pumpkin pie all wrong. Don’t worry—I’ve got you. These mini creme brûlée pumpkin pies are going to change the game completely. Think silky pumpkin pie with a thin layer of caramelized sugar on top, encased by flaky, buttery pie dough. It’s …
By late summer, peaches are often past their peak for eating raw, being perhaps a little floury or shy on juice. That fading sweetness pairs beautifully with the first flush of wild blackberries, however, and this galette makes the most of that overlap: slices of peach and a handful of blackberries sit on a gently …
Yesterday, we left a garden with a fig tree as tall as a house to catch a train to Rome Termini station, where tiny, thrill-seeking figs grow on the tracks. The fearless fig tree is a descendant of the prehistoric wild caprifig, which spread from Caria (hence the species name carica) in ancient Anatolia, across …
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