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Zurich-based chef Ralph Schelling has worked in some of the world’s top kitchens, from El Bulli in Spain to RyuGin in Tokyo. His new book from AT Verlag, Simple is Best, is full of unfussy recipes—like this chocolate mousse, which is simpler than you’d expect, and finished with the perfect savory twist.

Oysters have been part of Ireland’s diet for millennia, their shells still found in ancient coastal middens. For autumn, when they’re at their plump and creamy best, we asked photographer, writer and former chef Cliodhna Prendergast to share recipes that honor the tradition.

In Luisa Weiss’ latest cookbook, Classic German Cooking, she shares recipes like stuffed cabbage rolls—timeless staples that sound old-fashioned but, wrapped up like little edible presents, feel just right for the approaching cooler nights and cabbage season.

At Ser Casasandra, the soulful 18-room retreat on Isla Holbox with electric-blue water and easygoing vibe, the shrimp aguachile—a spicy Mexican riff on ceviche—is the house specialty.

There are two types of people in the world: those who love Negronis and those who don’t. We tested the twist on the classic from the new Wishbone Kitchen Cookbook, and it might just be the version that brings both sides together.

A late-summer one-pot riff on the Provençal classic from Matt Hranek’s A Man & His Kitchen—made with market vegetables at their peak and served with charred bread for mopping up every last bit.

Cook and author of the A Good Table newsletter, Sarah Stanback-Young shared her lighter take on panna cotta topped with icy espresso granita that transports you to a sun-drenched piazza in Sicily.

Towards the end of a cleanse at our favorite fasting clinic, Buchinger Wilhelmi in Überlingen, Germany, they make this version of muesli that’s so addictive and nourishing, you want to stay another day!