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" Here in the test kitchen, we&amp;#039;re lucky enough to live, breathe, and (of course) eat our passion: food. We love to read about what&amp;#039;s going on in the culinary world, not just for research, but because it&amp;#039;s fun. It&amp;#039;s one of the ways we hear about great recipe ideas, see photos of beautiful dishes that make us hungry, and learn about new trends in areas in our neighborhoods\u2014and around the world. Here are a few of our go-to websites (other than our own!)  Genius Recipes at Food52 A column featuring accessible, brilliant chef&amp;#039;s recipes (chocolate sorbet made with just chocolate, cocoa and sugar!) within Food52&amp;#039;s fantastic crowd-sourced recipe blog.  The Kitchn Short articles on all aspects of home cooking, including some truly inspiring kitchen design (even for the tiniest of spaces). The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond lives on a cattle ranch in the &amp;quot;middle of nowhere&amp;quot;, raises 4 children, and blogs about it all, with recipes and a quirky sense of humor. Serious Eats A family of websites dedicated to seriously good food, from fancy restaurants to the local pizza parlor. In fact, one of their sites is called Slice, focusing on everything pizza, nationwide. Leite&amp;#039;s Culinaria  Educational and entertaining, David Leite&amp;#039;s award-winning site is a wealth of information, from fun slideshows like the one comparing Parisian pastries to Napoleon&amp;#039;s hat, to a column focusing on easy family-friendly recipes called Mom 911. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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