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Game day winner? Buffalo Cauliflower Bites! V day stunner: Mini Chocoflanes! Weeknight dinner: Gochujang Chicken & Tortellini

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All the recipes & secret tricks FREE—ends Monday! [Final days to get every recipe & review at this price]( [Last chance to save 40%! Start Free Trial > Featured recipe image: Prosciutto and Fig Pinwheel Bread]( [“Recipes that always, always work.” -The New York Times]( Dear fellow home cook, This is your last chance to get an All Access Membership at the 2022 rate. That’s three decades of tested and perfected recipes, genius cooking techniques, game-changing discoveries, unbiased ingredient and equipment reviews, and every episode of both our TV shows online and on our app for just $45.00 a year. Grab it now to try it free for 14 days (no charge today, just instant access to recipes). The finale of America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation is coming this weekend. What a wild ride with our talented contestants—home cooks all vying for a spot in our cast. Excitement (the challenges were tough!), great food, and not-so-great food (I was a judge and tasted both!). Who will win? 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Act now, cook with a sense of fearless adventure, save when you shop with our product picks, and learn something new every time you come into the test kitchen. Our best to you, [Jack’s Signature] [Jack Bishop. Chief Creative Officer.] P.S. Looking for a family-friendly activity? All-Access Membership now includes dozens and dozens of recipes that kids can cook and will love. Every recipe is kid-tested and kid-approved. [Last chance! Offer ends Monday. Get Free Access > Then Save 40% For a Limited Time]( [Icon] Featured Member Benefit ATK App Use the members’ app to browse recipes (a new collection is added every week, perfect for inspiration), “Favorite” recipes and reviews you want to come back to, cook with your app using the “View Ingredients” button to instantly see the ingredient list without scrolling, share recipes and reviews with friends, comment on recipes for other members, and create notes that only you can see. [Screenshots from the app]( [Easier roux? True.]( Chicken and Sausage Gumbo Most recipes for Louisiana gumbo start with a wet roux, a cooked paste of flour and fat that can take an hour or more of stirring on the stove. We found that we could streamline this process by using a dry roux made by toasting flour in the oven, which produces the same effect as a traditional wet roux but without the oil or stove time. Use boneless, skinless chicken thighs and andouille sausage, and round out the dish by seasoning it with garlic, thyme, bay leaves, and spices. [Icon] Member Comment “I took a bite, closed my eyes and I was on Bourbon Street! I've never made dark roux, thought I never would but the dry method is genius. I'm going to be putting roux in everything now! Seriously though, this recipe is off the chain. Comfort food at its finest.” – Clifton B., All-Access Member [Icon] Video Videos with most recipes demonstrate steps so that you’ll know exactly how to proceed. 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Adding the curd or jam part way through baking results in a filling that is married to the cookie and set just enough. [Icon] Member Comment “These were quite tasty! I have been making jam thumbprints for years. The recipe I used did not include the cream cheese, and I found the dough a bit challenging to roll. This dough rolled beautifully. I think I found a new recipe for a classic.” – Traci M., All-Access Member [Icon] Step by Step Photos [Indent: Grease outside of rounded teaspoon and use to indent dough until level with top of teaspoon to create even crater. 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