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Every Home Cook Needs a Salt Cellar Next to the Stove Original

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By Emily Johnson Verified
| Bon Appetit Verified
Home cooks spend plenty of time thinking about pan racks, knife storage, and perfect coffee stations, but one of the hardest-working tools in the kitchen often gets overlooked: the salt cellar. Because salt seasons nearly every step of cooking, it really should a dedicated spot within arm’s reach of the stove—and a container that’s as functional as it is beautiful. Once you start using one, it’s hard to stop at just one.
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This Tape Dispenser (Yes, a Tape Dispenser) Made Me Love Meal Prep Original

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By Emily Johnson Verified
| Bon Appetit Verified
I do not find myself frequently getting sucked into purchases via TikTok. But a surprising impulse buy, courtesy of Tess Mangione, a creator who has the kind of effortless bob and expensive sweater collection I dream about, has kicked my meal prep into a new gear. It was not her cabinet organizer or splashy set of storage containers. No reader, it was an extra large tape dispenser. Shortly after hearing about how useful it could be for labeling jams and various pickled items, I ordered my own.
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My Year of Obsessive Recipe Journaling Made Me a Better Cook Original

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By Emily Johnson Verified
| Bon Appetit Verified
One winter in my early thirties, I lost my job and became obsessed with writing lists. There’s no better time to manically scribble extensive bulleted notes of everything you have to do than when you don’t, strictly speaking, have anything to do. The list itself becomes the thing to do. At the time, my life lacked much natural structure, so I made up tasks that gave it shape—and I wrote them down in brightly colored gel pens.
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