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Joe Yonan

Joe Yonan

Food & Dining Editor at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Food

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Recent Articles

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Column | Yemeni shakshuka is a warm, aromatic, scrambled delight

The shakshuka from Hawa Hassan’s “Setting a Place for Us,” calls for food as a way to celebrate differences, not just unite about commonalities.
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Quiche, drag brunch and sit-ins: How food informs queer identity

Two new books explore the dishes and restaurants that have fed, sheltered and empowered a community.
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Column | Making arancini just got easier with this clever shortcut

These arancini don’t require leftover risotto, and you can stuff them in all kinds of ways.
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Column | Spring onion kebabs with romesco celebrate the season in S...

Along with bulbous spring onions, these skewers showcase halloumi, shishito peppers and zucchini, all enlivened by a classic Spanish romesco sauce.
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Column | This pasta with cauliflower captures the best of Californi...

A lemony cauliflower pasta from chef Katie Reicher at Greens restaurant showcases the brilliance of California cuisine.
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Domino’s thin-crust pizza has a cult following. Here’s how to make ...

Chefs love Domino’s thin-and-crispy pizza, for good reason. This recipe offers the same crispy, flaky crust for pizza that can come together any weeknight.
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Column | Most people don’t get enough fiber. This simple advice can...

Edamame pasta is a great source of protein and fiber. Here’s how to cook it — and make it taste good.
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Column | Depression stole her drive to cook. Recipes like this brou...

Meera Sodha’s take on matar paneer brings a wonderful freshness and texture to an Indian classic.
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Column | Bring Sweetgreen home with a crispy rice bowl and spicy ca...

The star of this homage to Sweetgreen is a dressing blended from cashew butter, maple syrup, vinegar, crushed red pepper flakes and more.
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Column | An asparagus tart topped with Caesar dressing welcomes spr...

An asparagus puff pastry tart gets an extra punch from a thick Caesar dressing.
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Column | Greek fasolada is a soup to sustain you during times both ...

Fasolada is Greece’s simple, beloved white bean soup, credited with helping the country overcome adversity.