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Joe Yonan

Joe Yonan

Food & Dining Editor at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Food

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Recent Articles

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Column | Gather around Vedge’s rutabaga fondue for your next cocktail party

The stellar vegan restaurant’s popular dish is featured in owner Kate Jacoby and Rich Landau’s new cocktail cookbook.
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Column | Indian food layers spices masterfully. This pumpkin dish s...

Romy Gill’s recipe for Bengali stir-fried pumpkin layers spices in different forms and at different points in the cooking.
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Column | Phyllo is the key to an off-the-cuff, flaky ‘pizza’

Suzy Karadsheh’s recipe for phyllo “pizza” exemplifies the Mediterranean approach to meals — and entertaining.
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Column | Mac and cheese, but make it with beans, in this speedy one...

By using beans instead of pasta in a mac-and-cheese treatment, you get a one-pot dish of appealing comfort food.
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Column | These saucy stuffed shells are satisfying, even without th...

A classic Italian American dish turns vegan with the help of cashews, artichoke hearts and more.
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Column | A fragrant chickpea tagine captures the essence of a Moroc...

A chickpea tagine takes its cues from a Moroccan chicken stew, bathing the legumes in a heady combination of spices, herbs and aromatics.
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Column | For flavorful, crispy and versatile tofu: Just grate it

By grating and pan-frying super-firm tofu, as Nisha Vora writes in “Big Vegan Flavor,” you turn it into a delectable add-in for all sorts of dishes.
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Column | Summer peaches and corn shine in an end-of-season bread salad

This recipe for bread salad with peaches and corn is perfect for summer's end.
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Column | Plant-based cooking is its own cuisine. We all can learn f...

In this book excerpt, the author argues that you don’t need to be vegan or vegetarian to want to learn how to cook good plant-based meals.
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Jerk spice adds spark to this vegan, teen-approved Rasta pasta

This take on a Jamaican dish uses coconut milk instead of cream and adds tempeh crumbles for protein.
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Sumac unlocks the flavor in this Turkish chickpea salad and a lot more

Rubbing sumac into red onions infuses them with flavor in this no-cook recipe for a Turkish chickpea salad.