CultureInside a French Cooking SchoolThe tools of sauce making: ladles, skimmers, and whisks.An advanced student prepares for lunch service.A student blanches savoy cabbage leaves.Sweating onions and reducing veal stock.Roasted bones and aromatics form the base of a veal stock.ADVERTISEMENTADADThe class gathers for a portrait.A bin of dirty pots and pans heads to the dishwasher.A student prepares a bordelaise sauce.A student tests their sauce.A chef-instructor poses for a portrait.ADVERTISEMENTADADThe makings of veal stock.Three finished sauces.Keep ReadingWhere Did All the Banana Ketchup Go?By LEILANI MARIE LABONGThe Climate Crisis Is Coming for Your Favorite FoodsBy SAVEUR EDITORSWhat a Food Trip to Ghana Taught Me About My Black American IdentityBy KORSHA WILSONJenny Slate’s Ideal Dinner Party Includes Jazz and Whipped Jell-O MoldsBy ALYSE WHITNEYBuilding the Ultimate Picnic Spread on the California CoastBy SCOTT CLARK AS TOLD TO BETSY ANDREWSWe’re Living in the Age of the Culinary ‘-Ish’By JESSICA CARBONEIn Lebanon, Winemaking Persists Through Conflict—as It Has for GenerationsBy CATHERINE TANSEYThis (Half) Latinx Cookbook Celebrates the Author’s Cultural In-BetweenBy JESSICA CARBONEAt Vilma’s Bakery, Bizcocho Dominicano Is a Slice of NostalgiaBy MIKE DIAGOSee AllContinue to Next StoryADVERTISEMENTADAD
