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Wednesday, November 11, 2020
From our partner: Festive holiday dishes is under an hour
A fragrant bundle of winter squash, pork, and shiitakes
| No images? Click here  Leaf-Wrapped Winter Squash With Pork and Shiitakes Each of these lotus-leaf packages (or parchment packages, if that's what you have) is filled with a fragrant and delicious mix of winter squash, ground pork, shiitake mushrooms, soy sauce, garlic, and more. More ways to eat squash 
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Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Introducing the Serious Eats x Tilit apron
| Lots of utility—and a little flair No images? Click here  Introducing the Serious Eats X Tilit Apron   Our team has loved Tilit's well-made aprons for a very long time, and, more recently, we discovered they make wonderful face masks, too. So when we decided it was time to design a custom Serious Eats apron, Tilit was a natural first choice. To make sure the apron would be as functional as it was good-looking, Daniel Gritzer and Sasha Marx took a trip to the Tilit office. Using their combined experience, they worked with the Tilit team to create an apron that provides home cooks with lots of utility. The flair is just an added bonus. More Serious Eats team initiatives  Shop Small and Cook Big With Our Gift Box From The Japanese Pantry Customized for Serious Eats readers and their giftees. 
The Ultimate Italian-Themed Gift Box, From Serious Eats to You Our favorite Italian goods delivered to you (or someone you love).
 We Designed the Ideal Cutting Board Just for You Customized to our culinary team's exact specs.
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