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Melissa Clark

Melissa Clark

Food Columnist / Writer at The New York Times

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  • English
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  • Food

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Recent Articles

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The Recipe That Launched My NYT Column

And a special announcement to share.
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For the Best Strawberry Pie, Roast Those Berries

Then pair them with tart rhubarb, as Genevieve Ko does in her new showstopping pie.
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Pulled Pork at the Push of a Button

Assembling this hands-off slow cooker BBQ pulled pork this morning means you can revel in the complex, sweet-spicy dish tonight (and enjoy leftovers all week).
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Melissa Clark Goes Big on Shortbread

Our recipe maven takes the Bake Time Questionnaire.
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Not-Too-Sweet Protein Shakes, Hold the Powder

This new Ali Slagle delight blends frozen fruit with nutrient-packed ingredients, like cottage cheese and seeds.
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Zanzibari Pizza, Very Versatile and Supremely Shareable

It’s one of a collection of recipes Yewande Komolafe has assembled for warm gatherings.
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Paddington Would Love This Chicken

Spicy marmalade chicken with sweet potatoes is tangy, bright and unexpected in the best way.
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Marmalade Is Sunshine in a Jar — And in Your Cooking

Adding a spoonful of marmalade to savory and sweet dishes chases winter grayness away.
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Will Americans Get Over Their Fear of Eating Animal Blood?

The ingredient — a staple of cuisines around the world — is increasingly showing up on restaurant menus and in cookbooks in the U.S.
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A Fresh Take on a Retro Classic

My vegetarian tamale pie loses the meat but keeps the cornbread-blanketed comfort.
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How the Metropolitan Opera Feeds Its Over-the-Top Appetites

When the curtain goes down onstage, it goes up at the Met’s restaurant, bars and staff cafeteria.