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Kat Thompson is the audience editor of Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region. For chef Nite Yun, a 2018 Eater Young Gun and the author of the just-released cookbook, My Cambodia, an ingredient ...

1. Make the honey butter: Stir together butter, honey, and salt in a bowl with a fork until well combined. Cover and refrigerate until firm, at least 30 minutes. 2. Make the cornbread: Preheat oven to ...

In early June, I debuted a new concept for sharing recipes that feature seasonal ingredients, and how each one might be made the star of a recipe from the culinary perspectives of a chef, a baker, a ...

Plump ears of native September corn need little more than salt and melted butter. But there are other ways to prepare summer's stars. Here, after the kernels are removed from the cobs, they're sauteed ...

It’s important to use the best possible corn for the best-tasting stock. I made stock with Chino Farm corncobs and those from a popular grocery store that shall go unnamed. The Chino stock was ...

Corn, sweet and tender, is in joyful high season. There’s lots of it, and it’s easy to find, easy to love! The best way to eat corn is straight off the cob, dripping with butter and showered with ...

"This is one of those easy, satisfying recipes that came together on a whim one night," the Sinners actress and Angel Margarita founder Angel Margarita; Morgan Hunt Glaze Hailee Steinfeld is "a little ...

A silky corn sauce makes this pasta a fresh favorite for summer. Andee Gosnell is a San Francisco born, Birmingham-based food photographer, writer, and recipe developer with five years experience who ...

We are hitting peak corn, and my love of this singular summer ingredient means I want to use it in all my cooking, going far beyond eating it straight off the cob. So, without further ado, here’s my ...