TIMES INSIDER
Inside Our Subway Tuna Sandwich Test
Sending samples to a lab was just the beginning. The reporter behind the recent investigation talks about getting deep into the science of seafood.
By SARAH BAHR
ASK WELL
Do I Always Need to Wash Fruits and Vegetables? Do I Need a Special Soap?
A food safety specialist offers tips on helping to keep your food safe.
By SOPHIE EGAN
A GOOD APPETITE
This Bean Salad Is Ready to Go Places
Whether you take it to a picnic or toss it together for dinner, this three-bean salad couldn’t be fresher, faster or tastier.
You can have this three-bean salad on the table — or ready for the potluck — in just 20 minutes.
By Melissa Clark
EAT
The Best Way to Cook Vegetables: Low and Slow
Crisp vegetables are often prized, but long-cooking them into tenderness can bring out their deepest flavors.
By TEJAL RAO
Ditch Marinating for Delicious (and Faster) Summer Grilling
Quickly cook main ingredients over direct heat, then flavor them with bright, fresh seasonings.
Halloumi is grilled over high heat, then served over fresh tomatoes seasoned with coriander and cumin for a simple yet exciting summer meal.
By Ali Slagle
The Best Party Dessert Comes From Hawaii
What’s not to love about butter mochi? It’s simple to make, fun to eat and easy to customize.
Add a little food coloring to a passion fruit glaze, and you can make a beautiful ombré pattern on your butter mochi.
By Genevieve Ko
Buttermilk Scones
A History of Ice Cream | A Recipe from 1789
Shane Smith’s Guinness Bread with Pickled Cucumber
How Chef Ed Szymanski Perfected Fish & Chips at NYC’s Dame — Eater New Guard
Enjoy Bianca’s basil pesto lasagna with beans and potatoes | Pasta Grannies
Cutting Taters
Perfect Cakes for Youngins and Summer
FRONT BURNER
Gin from Cachaça Country
Amázzoni makes use of the Brazil nut and cocoa in its London dry-style spirit.
Amázzoni, $35 plus shipping for 750 milliliters, amazzoni.us.
By Florence Fabricant
THE POUR
Pastis, a Perfect Aperitif for the Lazy Days of Summer
It’s no more than a blend of water and spirit, but for a relaxed afternoon, it can’t be beat.
When water blends with the oils in the pastis, the liquid turns milky, a process called the louche.
By Eric Asimov
WINE, BEER & COCKTAILS
The Best Cocktail Is the One You Know by Heart
Committing just a few key ratios to memory can make at-home mixology a breeze.
Cocktails like the Negroni, which features equal parts Campari, gin and sweet vermouth, are easy to adapt and make on the fly.
By Rebekah Peppler
Romulo Yanes, Whose Photographs Captured the Beauty of Food, Dies at 62
Best known for his long tenure at Gourmet magazine, he brought a sense of elegant realism to his job and let his delectable subjects take center stage.
“Romulo Yanes, who in his 26 years as the staff photographer helped define Gourmet magazine’s striking visual identity by capturing the natural beauty of food without relying solely on the embellishments of ornamental props or elaborate styling, died on June 16 at his home in Tampa, Fla. He was 62.
His husband, Robert Schaublin-Yanes, said the cause was peritoneal cancer.’
The food photographer Romulo Yanes in an undated photo. “I want the dish to be the star,” he once said. “Everything else is secondary to that.”
By Alex Vadukul