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Father's Day Giveaway: Win a Two-Pound Cowboy Chop
Have you been drooling over this insanely well-marbled cowboy chop ever since Kenji gave us grilling tips for it? If you just nodded, or have started drooling in the last three seconds, you're in luck. We're giving away three Cowboy Chop packages for Father's Day, which includes the two-pounder bone-in ribeye steak from Double R Ranch Co. Enter to win here.Father's Day Book Giveaway: 'Eat Like a Man: The Only Cookbook a Man Will Ever Need'
Eat Like a Man is a wonderful Father's Day gift for the good eating dad in your life, and thanks to the generous folks over at Chronicle Books, we are giving away five (5) copies this weekend. All you have to do is tell us about a manly meal that your dad cooked.Food-Themed Ties for Father's Day
Maybe gifting ties for Father's Day is a little trite, but think of all the funny looks he'll get when, instead of paisleys or stripes, they're covered in lo mein, matzah, and Spam. Here are nine ways Dad can get food all over himself without feeling like a slob. Pizza: If he hearts pizza enough to have it repeated all over his chest... $35.95 on zazzle.com Matzah: The bread of affliction, the neck accessory of joyfulness. $25 on jewishsource.com Dessert: If he has too many pink and red suits that need accessorizing, this black twill tie is full of maraschino cherries and what appears to be a strawberry shake. $14.95 on wildties.com...DIY Coffee Sleeve Frame
Since there are only so many macaroni-bordered frames and lanyards you can make, here's another cheap crafty idea for Father's Day. The Object Project walks us through the step-by-step process, from tracing to stitching to the placement of the velcro strip. [via Craftzine]...Menu: Father's Day, à la My Dad
Plenty of dads these days are the primary cooks in their families. And when I was growing up (not very long ago), my dad was part of that burgeoning group of guy chefs. But my father was not your typical backyard griller, lasagna maker or fricasée-er. His foodview was much more global—though he might emerge from the kitchen with something fairly normal like chicken soup or a batch of muffins, he was just as likely to whip up burekas, grape gazpacho, or Georgian cheese bread. He would take out Moroccan or Argentinian cookbooks from the library and read them cover to cover. When mangoes or curries came up in conversation, he'd refer to the class he once took with Madhur...Father's Day Gift Guide: Wine-Related Gifts from Dr. Vino
Would he prefer a tie or red wine? For this dad, the best Father's Day gift is not a tough call. Here's a short list of wine and wine-related gifts for dads who went long oil futures—and those who didn't. Read Like a Billionaire The fantastic book Billionaire's Vinegar reads like page-turning fiction. This inside view of the world of fine wine collecting derives dramatic force from the intrigue surrounding the auction of some 18th-century bottles of wine from the collection of Thomas Jefferson—or not. For those of us who haven't had a 1921 Petrus from magnum recently, we can rejoice in the fact that many of the remaining ones are likely fakes. $14.97, from Amazon.com Uncork Like a Billionaire...Father's Day Gift Guide: Food and Wallet-Friendly Wines
Skip the traditional ties and grilling gear and try a bottle of wine this Father's Day. These selections are sure to please even the most discriminating palates; they're food-friendly and, fortunately, are priced so you won't have to hit mom up for a loan to buy one.Father's Day Gift Guide: Cooking Gadgets and Kitchen Gear
Equipped with little more than a hibachi grill and an improvised chimney (a rusty old bottomless chicken-feed bucket that has been a part of his life for at least as long as I have), my father has expertly rendered some of the most delicious, perfectly cooked steaks of my life. On the other end of the spectrum, he’s also been known to make phone calls to the 800-number on the back of a frozen fish stick box to inquire whether or not said fish sticks could be microwaved rather than baked and how to do so. Cooking can be uncertain ground with dads, but eating and gadgetry rarely are. So, gifted chef or Chef Boyardee, here’s a spectrum of gadgets...Menu: Father's Day Grillfest
We did one for Cinco de Mayo. We did one for Memorial Day. And now, with Father's Day just around the corner, we just had to suggest another thematic bunch of grilling recipes. This menu will make dads happy with its subtle variations on old favorites, from potato salad with a kick to chicken legs soaked in buttermilk. Time to get Dad into that apron and start cookin'. Portobello With Arugula and Parmigiano Mesa Potato Salad Buttermilk-Soaked Chicken Legs and Thighs Thick-Sliced Onions With Lemon Thyme Memphis-Style Ribs Frozen Mocha Cooler...Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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