Why recipes take longer than they say
Recipe times count only the steps someone could time. Why prep time runs long, why 30-minute meals rarely take 30, and how to read a recipe before you cook.
In the kitchen
Hands-free cook mode, and cooking with friends and family in other kitchens.
5 articles
How to run a dinner party from three kitchens
Three cooks, three courses, one table. The plan is in none of the three recipes, so here is how to build it backwards from the hour you eat.
How to cook the same meal with someone in another city
Cooking together at a distance fails for one reason: a video call carries the talk but not the pot. How to share the recipe itself instead.
Hands-free recipe navigation: a wink, or your voice
Voice control is the wrong instrument for turning a recipe page. A look at what you actually ask a recipe mid-cook, and the cheaper controls that fit each ask.
How to cook from a recipe without touching your phone
Wet hands, a locked screen, and a recipe that has scrolled somewhere you can't find. A practical setup for cooking from a phone without picking it up.
Out now
Put one good dinner on the table.
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