This avocado may be perfect all on its own, but it soars to new (er, old) heights as part of a retro Seven-Layer Dip made with the best local ingredients.
The ingredients in your average can of coconut creme are almost as gag-inducing as "The Pina Colada Song". But we found a cool, all-natural alternative.
Yeah, the Corn Zipper's a unitasker. But it's so freaking cheerful that you just have to smile back. (And it makes short work of corn relish, succotash, or any other corn-off-the-cob dish)
Making your own maraschino cherries is easy as pie. (Removing the pits, shown here, is optional.) Once they're ready, make a new drink that showcases their cherri-licious flavor.
Rule #5: "Never drink a Mojito when the temperature drops below 70 degrees F." But when you decide to mix one up at home, be sure you're making them properly.
A well-made Sazerac honors its pedigree. One of the oldest of all cocktails, it's a parade of enchanting flavors that starts with lemon and ends with an herbal snap.
St-Germain elderflower liqueur comes in a bottle so beautiful that it might just make you forget your budget, your better judgment, and most of your morals.
Mark the 40th anniversary of Dorothy Parker's death with a Classic Martini. Once you try it the old way, the modern rendition will seem flat and unappealing.
The patio beckons! A recipe for the Gin-Gin Cooler, made with homemade ginger beer and rosemary simple syrup, plus a touch of gin. Ahhh, long weekend, here we come...
A pair of San Franciscans returns to their old hometown -- Seattle -- for a three-day weekend full of old favorites (including a dozen baby doughnuts) and new temptations.