Stacey Slate

Stacey Slate is a food writer in New York City. She has contributed to Mark Bittman's New York Times blog, Bitten, and is also a writer for Civil Eats and a new print publication, Remedy Quarterly. She is in the process of launching her own website where all of her work will be posted.

5 Pioneering Ways to Cook with Beer

Beer is sure to be on most Super Bowl menus—but as part of a stew, or as batter for fried shrimp? Stacey Slate offers five recipes that take beer out of the bottle and onto the dinner plate.

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The Secrets of Hybrid Fruit

The era of nectarcots, pluots, and jazz apples is upon us as biologists turn their attention to developing delicious, imaginative tastes.

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Why We Love Stinky Cheese

How come we trust, and even enjoy, cheese that smells like body odor? Stacey Slate on five things you didn’t know about your favorite washed-rind cheeses.

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Snack Mixes That Won't Bite Back

Meatballs and bruschetta are messy and will leave you with breath unfit for a midnight smooch. Try these quick and easy munchies for your New Year’s soiree instead.

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Pancakes' New Topper

Move over, maple, there’s a new sweet syrup in town: sorghum. Once enjoyed mainly in the South, it’s now becoming a new favorite everywhere. Stacey Slate reports on five little-known facts about sorghum.

Stacey Slate