| What's new on Serious Eats No Images? Click here FEATURES FEATURES When in Brooklyn, eat as the locals eat. TECHNIQUES With a Turkish hot pepper paste marinade and a double-kebab skewering method, these wings will make you forget all about that Buffalo kind. Email Continues After Ad Below THE KITCHEN ESSENTIAL FEATURES It's about damn time that we got weird. TECHNIQUES |
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Partner Recipe: For the Best Israeli Salad, Sharpen Your Knife
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TGIF: Thank God for Frozen Gin and Tonics
| Keep it cool No Images? Click here Frozen Gin and Tonic This blender drink is bright and tart and oh-so-cooling, without any of the one-note sweet, fruity character that's common in old-school frozen cocktails. The balance, of course, comes from the bitter tonic, but you won't be pouring Fever-Tree or Canada Dry into your blender. The Kitchen Essential Tonic Syrup More frozen cocktails to enjoy this weekend |