
Creamy, thick, pale pink, just strawberry-strawberry-strawberry all as it should be. Here’s how to make your own. READ MORE…
Monthly Archives: June 2020
A June Letter from the Editor
This month I have precisely one job and one message, which is to tell you, unequivocally, that Kitchn stands with Black Lives Matter. READ MORE…
How To Prevent & Get Rid of Grain Weevils
Here’s what we learned about grain weevils and how you can prevent them from invading your pantry.
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Grilled Watermelon Is Smoky-Sweet Perfection

Grilled watermelon sounded strange to me at first too, but the grill caramelizes the melon’s sweetness and gives it a subtle, smoky flavor.
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My Mom (and the Internet) Was Right: Dawn Powerwash Is the Best Way to Spend Less Time Doing Dishes
Raise your hand if you’re tired of all the dishes?
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How To Grill Juicy, Flavorful Shrimp

Shrimp should be grilled hot and fast, making it one of the fastest-cooking proteins for the grill. READ MORE…
6 Things Everyone Should Know About Buying Potted Herbs from the Grocery Store
For starters, that one little pot probably has more than one plant in it.
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8 Things That Absolutely Do Not Belong in the Kitchen
… but often end up there anyway.
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SPONSORED POST: Berry Walnut Trail Mix Is the Afternoon Snack You’ve Been Waiting For
Trail mix has a lot of good things going for it. It’s easy to throw together and take on the go, and the combinations are seemingly endless. But we’ve probably all experienced subpar trail mixes — those that don’t have enough flavors and textures. This trail mix recipe will take your snacking game up a level. It turns walnuts into sweet-savory spiced nuts, then combines them with delicious add-ins.
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How To Make Weeknight-Friendly Szechuan Chicken
Szechuan peppercorns, dried chiles, and white pepper join forces in this spicy Chinese stir-fry. READ MORE…