Up until a few months ago, I really disliked using nonstick pans. Even though my fellow editors raved about them, I didn’t trust them. I had cycled through a few too many “nonstick” pans that lost ...

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I was recently streamlining my too-large cookware collection when I noticed a decades-old Teflon-coated saucepan lurking in the back of my cabinet. I haven’t used it in years, which is a good thing, ...

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I hear the same things whenever I tell somebody I make sourdough bread: I could never do that. It's too many steps. I used to say the same thing, having never been much of a baker and always more of a ...