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Got stew meat in your freezer? Add a few ingredients—red wine, barley, and cabbage—and dinner practically makes itself.
This turkey is brined in homemade stock, smoked until tender and juicy, and served with melted brown butter
This hunter’s stew highlights rabbit’s delicate meat and is best served over rustic mashed potatoes
The new book ‘Becoming a Sustainable Runner’ offers a science-backed playbook for being an ecologically responsible athlete and citizen
The easiest way to cook in the outdoors is also the most delicious
New York woman hosts soup-erb stew events in the park so everyone can get a taste
Taquitos are the best trail snack, according to a dietician
A lot of what thru-hikers eat on the trail is far from good for you. But some nutrition-minded backpackers are trying to buck the trend.
Tasty and not-so-tasty confessions from our team to yours
With more than six million views on TikTok, this cookie recipe might just be the dessert of the summer
From a summer camp party to a national trend, people are bringing a little holiday joy to the dog days of summer – and you can too
A photo collage of cycling journalist’s lunches throughout his coverage of Tour de France
We speak to WorldTour chefs and nutritionists to reveal the mega-carb menus that power the race for the yellow jersey
How eight-time Nathan’s Famous winner trains for her ninth attempt at Coney Island
Your grilling success is directly proportional to your ability to organize. Here are tips and tricks on how to set up a functional outdoor cooking station.
Although Instant Brands is seeing a decline in interest, we think these Instant Pot cookout recipes will always be priceless
As the celeb chef gets ready to launch two new YouTube shows, he offers up his tried-and-true tools—and rules—of the grill
Firing up the barbecue? This is the only sauce you’ll ever need.
A simple but delicious recipe to make sure barbecue season is a success
L.A. chef and cookbook author Bricia Lopez gives us the tips and tricks to a Mexican-style grilling
Learning how to buy, cook, and eat meat after eight years of vegetarianism
Though Andover Village Square is small, it houses a massive name in the Boston sandwich game: D’Agostino’s Delicatessen
Outside editors debate: Is “pancake” a flavor? Is syrup absolutely necessary? Are crepes just European pancakes?
Avocados are like gold (and they cost that much, too). Don’t let them go to waste.
The recipes of ‘Tin to Table’ will elevate your campfire meal—both in beauty and taste
In desperate situations, is living off of wine a “pour” decision? We asked an expert.
This mushroom-based appetizer is the perfect vegetarian finger food
Fresh-fruit margaritas (nonalcoholic or spiked), charred guacamole, and the backyard are how we’re celebrating
Who is responsible? Without any real leads or suspects, the pastabilites are endless.
Our editors share their best multitasking tips for fueling on the go
Here’s how to get your campfire’s flames fine-tuned for outdoor cooking
The more time you spend outdoors, the more nutritious your food choices may be
Strong stomachs win ultras, says Gediminas Grinius, Lithuania’s highest performing ultrarunner, thanks to loads of training, carbs, and fermented foods
Strange but ridiculously tasty food combinations to eat while high
Finding the best deli sandwiches near beloved bike rides
There’s a delicious thrill in chasing down the best of the best. In this case, we’ve rounded up the sweetest mountain town bakeries. Get your checklist ready, because you’ll want to sample something at each of these treasures.
New research shows a keto diet may indeed have benefits for older sedentary individuals - but for endurance athletes, not so much
Your guide to the best bars, parties, and brews following the Boston Marathon
Whether it’s boiling hot dogs, caramelizing vegetables, or cooking chicken, your favorite six-pack makes everything better
Pop open a tab of whatever pale ale or lager you have on hand and cook this spicy, garlicky chicken
We pair these skewers with a simple yogurt salad that is common in the Levantine region and is especially cooling on hot summer days
Why dieting can lead endurance athletes down an unsustainable path, and what to do in the face of diet-related pressure
Expert Lisa Steele takes us through the complexities and wonders of a properly baked egg
Switching out my daily pre-run ritual for its distant relative
From the gorgeous city of Valencia comes paella, a dish whose influence and adaptability have made it popular around the world
In 2021 the ‘About Damn Time’ singer made headlines for her take on nature’s oatmeal. Today she’s at it again with a chocolatey variation.
Plus, how to pick the best fish (and general seafood) for you and the environment
ChatGPT told me what to eat all day and I listened with an open mind and mouth
From "light your face on fire" to "mild-mannered comfort accent"
In a new National Geographic show, the Top Chef winner explores some of the world's most remote places and cuisines
A tour of Island Creek Oysters gave me the insight on how microclimate affects the taste of these aquatic delicacies
When I spent a month in Italy, I expected to find great food. What I didn't expect was for that food to be great running fuel, too.
An expert gives us an insight on cordyceps, and it turns out we have no reason to fear
The most satisfyingly crunchy cordyceps BLT, a perfect snack for the next airing of 'The Last of Us' or after a tough endurance workout
Researchers look into how robotic bees encourage queens to optimize egg laying and assist with agricultural disasters
Tradition says sake is best brewed in winter’s cold temperatures for better fermentation and a tastier end result
Is it healthy? Not so much. Is it vegetarian? Not exactly. Is it good? Well, actually…
The ketchup conglomerate wants to celebrate the happy homecoming of Elvis Francois
A short ride outside Brindisi, in Italy’s Puglian countryside, reveals groves of olive trees as ancient as this region’s history
Mike Gabler appreciates food more than ever after 26 days of brutal challenges, coconuts, and pinching crabs
The Rodale Institute has moved from the family farmhouse to one of the single largest advocates and drivers of regenerative farming in the United States
Three-time world champion holder Jaan Roose is an expert at balance on the slackline and in the kitchen
Fixating on a skier’s hot on-the-go breakfast featured in Warren Miller’s ’Daymaker’
Find out where is worth the splurge, where should you pinch the pennies, and where are the secret local’s haunts
Meg Emmons wakes up and puts on her sugaring boots one at a time