Recipes for the best picnic ever

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Recipe: Buttermilk fried chicken

July 2, 2008

Recipe: Buttermilk fried chicken

Total time: 55 minutes, plus overnight brining and drying time

Recipe: Three-cabbage coleslaw

July 2, 2008

Recipe: Three-cabbage coleslaw

Total time: 25 minutes

Recipe: Midnight chocolate brownie bites

July 2, 2008

Recipe: Midnight chocolate brownie bites

Former Test Kitchen director Donna Deane, who retired this year, was one of the best bakers we've ever known. Pies with flaky crusts, cakes with delicate crumb, she could do it all. Few recipes have better demonstrated that than these fabulous chocolate brownies, which she developed for a story about classic summer picnic food. Start with a deliciously dense combination of bittersweet chocolate, dark cocoa and mini chocolate chips, and add a bright flash of citrus from orange liqueur and peel. Simply amazing, whether you eat them indoors or out.

Country ham: What to look for and where to find it

July 2, 2008

Country ham: What to look for and where to find it

And there's always a country ham

PINK, smoky, deeply flavorful ham -- a few slices sandwiched in a biscuit make for summer-in-the-sun picnic deliciousness. Of course, we're talking ham of the dry-cured country variety -- cured, dried, aged, then smoked (not soaked in brine).

The best potato salads around L.A.

June 18, 2008

DISH TO GO

The best potato salads around L.A.

IT FEELS like summer, the Weber's fired up, the meats are sizzling, the tea is iced -- who's brought the potato salad, creamy with mayo and dense with chunks of potatoes? It's the takeout salad that makes the best contribution to backyard barbecues and patio parties, because what goes better with your perfectly grilled burgers or dogs or even rib-eye?

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