| No images? Click here  Sicilian-Style Spaghetti Alla Carrettiera Fresh tomato, basil, olive oil, garlic, red pepper flakes, and breadcrumbs are all you need to whip up this rapid, wonderfully fresh Sicilian pasta sauce. Because this sauce is heated only by the pasta and its cooking water, it retains all of its fresh tomato and basil flavor, allowing the season's best produce to shine. It also couldn't be quicker or easier to make: Peel and roughly purée some tomatoes, mix them with raw minced garlic, chopped basil, olive oil, and red pepper flakes, and then toss with cooked spaghetti and some of its starchy water as soon as it's cooked. Some toasted breadcrumbs, meanwhile, help thicken and emulsify the sauce. More tomato sauce recipes
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Tuesday, July 14, 2020
Simple pasta that lets summertime tomatoes shine
Monday, July 13, 2020
How to avoid leftovers fatigue, our guide to sourdough, and more
| What's new on Serious Eats No images? Click here   FEATURES Roast a Pork Shoulder and Feast for Days One of the keys to low-stress home cooking: embrace leftovers. Especially when they're of the roast pork variety.  RECIPESSourdough Bread (Pain au Levain) FEATURESThe Best Way to Clean and Store Fresh Produce RECIPESCaffè Shakerato FEATURES“Ew, Yuck”: The Foods We Wouldn’t Touch as Kids  ROUNDUPS7 Ice-Cold Coffee Beverages for Hot Summer Days Email Continues After Ad Below  PODCASTSpecial Sauce: Kenji on Dried Herbs; Dan Barber on the Outlook for Small Farmers  EQUIPMENTOur Favorite Wok is Back In Stock
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Saturday, July 11, 2020
Ice-cold coffee beverages for hot summer days
| Stay cool, stay caffeinated No images? Click here  Ice-Cold Coffee Beverages for Hot Summer Days Though it’s hard to believe it’s already summer, the rising temperatures that are creeping up on us are a sweltering reminder. While some of us have held onto our piping hot cups of coffee this far into the year, now more than ever is a good time to experiment with cold coffee beverages. Because really, there’s not much that beats a nice, chilled, caffeinated beverage on a hot day (especially if your apartment doesn’t have AC!). Many coffee enthusiasts will try to convince you that brewing good coffee requires expensive equipment. But the recipes below prove otherwise, with a cocktail shaker (store-bought or improvised) about as complicated as it gets. From basic methods for brewing iced coffee to enriched versions like a creamy Indonesian avocado-coffee shake, these are our favorite cold coffee drinks to catch a break from the heat. Ways to caffeinate and stay cool 
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