Editor's Picks

If you're not using leftover rice, you're doing it wrong.

Aguachile couldn’t be a more straightforward name for this coastal Mexican dish: it translates to “chili water” and is a spicier cousin of citrus ceviche. This version isn’t strictly traditional—aguachile is usually served in a nearly raw, less-cured state—but it’s a great option if you don’t have access to ultra-high-quality freshly caught shrimp. —Chantal Braganza

No interaction I’d had in such an environment embarrassed me as much as this one. Perhaps in part because of how I participated in it, too.

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We've planned an entire weeknight meal menu around our favourite breakfast ingredient: eggs!