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Serious Eats Gift Guide: For Cheese Lovers
Cheese—really good cheese—can be an expensive hobby, especially in these fiscally challenging times. This year's cheese gift guide is focused on ideas $25 and under, but will still impress the caseophiles in your life. (Prices don't include shipping unless otherwise noted.)Serious Eats Gift Guide: Toast-Related Accessories
If you love toast, you probably already have the "toaster" part down. This isn't a guide to buying a toaster—these are accessories and tools that a toast lover might enjoy, especially if you wrap it in pretty paper and give it to him or her. Some items have to do with the edible slices of bread; others just look like them.Serious Eats Gift Guide: Books For Young Foodies
There's probably someone in your life who isn't old enough to benefit from new knives or an espresso machine. Make sure the little ones have delicious dreams after bedtime stories with these food-inspired childrens' books. They range from the classic (Stone Soup, Strega Nona, and The Carrot Seed) to the more recent (A Little Pea, Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog, and The Donut Chef).Serious Eats Gift Guide: For Bacon Lovers
If you're a Serious Eats regular, chances are you're also a bacon lover. We've created a holiday gift guide especially for you to share with your friends and family to ensure your Christmas morning is bacon-filled. You can thank us later.Serious Eats Gift Guide: Stocking Stuffers, $30 and Under
Stocking stuffers in the $20 to $30 range. These are things all foodies want but would never buy for themselves. They are not novelty; they are niche—and nationally available.Serious Eats Gift Guide: Stocking Stuffers, $20 and Under
Stocking stuffers in the $10 to $20 range. These are things all foodies want but would never buy for themselves. They are not novelty; they are niche—and nationally available.Serious Eats Gift Guide: Stocking Stuffers, $10 and Under
The most affordable (but still desireable) stocking stuffers we could find. Things all foodies want but would never buy for themselves. They are not novelty; they are niche—and nationally available.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.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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