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Vicky Wasik Vegetable preservation in Korean cuisine is commonly associated with kimchi-making, but there are plenty of other styles of pickles and ferments in the banchan extended universe. One of my favorites is jangajj, or soy sauce-pickled vegetables. Crunchy, salty, sweet, often spicy, and endlessly adaptable with seasonal produce, jangajji is where it’s at. And, …

Debbie Wee I look forward to tomato season every year, when ripe tomatoes in brilliant shades of red, green, orange, and yellow are seemingly everywhere. This tart, a play on Kenji’s tomato, mayo, and toast, is just a way to showcase the quality of in-season tomatoes: a crisp puff pastry spread with herbed whipped ricotta …

Jojo Siwa Strawberry Bop! cerealJamelle Bouie I’m not about to say that General Mills’ JoJo Siwa Strawberry Bop! cereal is good. It’s yet another one-note, sugary cereal with a flavor profile that bears little resemblance to what it’s supposed to be. I didn’t taste any strawberries in this bowl; I would be shocked to learn …

Vicky Wasik The cuisine of Isan, the northeastern region of Thailand that borders Laos and Cambodia, has become more popular outside of Thailand in recent years, thanks to dishes like the papaya salads known as som tum and fiery, minced-meat salads known as laab (or “larb,” as you often see it written on menus and …

Vicky Wasik If you ask most fans of Thai food in the West what their favorite curries are, they’ll probably rattle off a list pretty quickly—red, yellow, green, massaman, panang—because they’re so ubiquitous that they’ve become as familiar as pho or sushi. However, for many people, they also happen to be the only curries they …

Vicky Wasik When I was growing up in Thailand, making curry paste was a commonplace kitchen task. The sound of aromatics being steadily pounded into a prik gaeng, or curry paste, in a granite mortar and pestle was one I heard daily, either emanating from our own kitchen or our neighbors’, even though it was …

Vicky Wasik If you walk around for a little bit in any of the open-air markets in Thailand, you’ll start to notice that shophouses and street vendors all have very specific setups that serve as clues for what they serve to their customers. Finding kanom jeen vendors is easy: their beautiful coils of rice noodles …

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