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Happy National Doughnut Day
In honor of today's National Doughnut Day, here are some of our favorite doughnut posts over the past year. We've got recommendations, a glossary, videos, recipes, and more dedicated to this blessed ring of wheat-based heaven. Unfortunately, we can't share real doughnuts with you, but you're best off buying a dozen (or more) fresh doughnuts at your local doughnut shop anyway.National Doughnut Day at Serious Eats: It's All Doughnuts, All Day
At Serious Eats we take doughnuts, well, seriously. So seriously we are dedicating the site to fresh, hot, and delicious doughnut content all day today, National Doughnut Day. That means original doughnut video; a doughnut glossary; doughnut blog posts, quotes, and photos; a doughnut honor roll that will become your essential guide to doughnuts in the U.S.; doughnut recipes from perhaps the nation's greatest pastry chef, Nancy Silverton; and more. It's all doughnuts, all day here at Serious Eats. So take a bite. The only thing we can't supply is a glass of milk or a cup of coffee for dunking....How Could We Celebrate Doughnut Day Without Homer Simpson
Homer Simpson's Doughnut Dream/Nightmare: He's accused of eating half the population of the Planet of the Doughnuts....Boston Doughnut Map
Earlier today, our SF-based blogger, Harold, brought the noise with a link to a map of L.A.'s best doughnuts. Above, a Google map of Boston hot spots. [via Bostonist]...Memo to the Serious Eats Team
To: everydamnbody@seriouseats.com From: copydesk@seriouseats.com Subject: Style Bites: "doughnut" vs. "donut" Dear Serious Eats Team, The difference between "doughnut" and "donut" is UGH. And you're gonna hear a lot of "UGH" if I continue to catch you spelling it "donut" under my watch....Photo of the Day: Tex-Ass Donut
There's nothing particularly special about someone eating a doughnut in the office. But what if the doughnut is five times the size of a regular doughnut? Now that's special, in a mildly nauseating but somewhat commendable way. Congratulations to Josh for taking on Voodoo Doughnut's Tex-Ass doughnut and winning! ("Winning" meaning that the deliciousness and caloric density of the doughnut didn't kill him right away.)...Gridskipper Maps Los Angeles Donut Havens
Google maps + donuts = this....I Welcome Our New Donut Robot Overloads
385 dph ("donuts per hour") is how fast the Belshaw Donut Robot 42 churns out donuts. Derrick bought one of these bad babies on eBay and documented the robotic donut making process for the rest of the world to behold. This section is best described as the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, as long as 'D' stands for Doughnuts, like in 'Doughnut Day'. The doughnuts climb this ramp relentlessly, pulled along by the doughnut chains. Now, you could be the German defense forces preventing the doughnuts from making a beach head, but no matter how big your belly is, 6.5 donuts per minute are going to eventually overwhelm your defenses. The ones that come after the initial assault pile up...On the Street: Nuts for Doughnuts
As part of National Doughnut Day, we hit the streets (er, the doughnut shop, really), stuck our microphone in people's faces, and found out what doughnuts meant to them....Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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Snapshots from Japan: Street Fair Food in Kyoto
The Japanese aren't big snackers. Indeed, it's frowned upon to eat while walking. Which is not to say that the street food isn't delicious. It is, and just like at a midwestern state fair, foods tend to rely heavily on easy-to-do-outdoors cooking techniques like deep-frying and grilling. Sweet, tangy Kewpie mayonnaise is nearly ubiquitous, as are the many minor variations of Worcestershire-based Japanese-style barbecue sauce. Peep through the slideshow for a full look at what you can get in a typical street fair.
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