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King cake, étouffée recipes to help celebrate Mardi Gras By Addie Broyles, Austin American-Statesman Published: February 10, 2021, 6:05am Share: Homemade Colorful Mardi Gras King Cake for Fat Tuesday With Lent comes Mardi Gras, and with Fat Tuesday comes all those little plastic babies tucked away in king cakes. If you want to make your own king cake — Mardi Gras falls on Feb. 16 this year — let’s turn to Ann Maloney, the former food editor at the Times-Picayune who now works as the recipes editor at the Washington Post. She suggests buying plastic king cake babies...

January 22, 2021 Chris Taylor and Paul Arguin wrote the book on pie—literally. The Atlanta-based scientists-turned-bakers’ 2019 cookbook The New Pie: Modern Techniques for the Classic American Dessertspins traditional Southern desserts into innovative iterations such as a Thanksgiving pumpkin pie topped with pecan pie gravy and a strawberry margarita pie.  Two years after the publication of their book, the duo hasn’t slowed down. This chess pie, shared exclusively with Garden & Gun, is a showstopper. Taking the flavor combination from a cookie recipe (the couple is working on their n...

The Algorithm Series: Digital Rights Management (DRM) Anytime I write about digital rights management (DRM), I'm reminded that the opinions around codec or format wars are simple skirmishes compared to the strong feelings the term "DRM" evokes. On the one hand, there's the fact that many consumers despise DRM. And not just consumers who are bent on piracy. During my international travels, I can't tell you the number of complaints I've overheard from parents who download several movies for their children to watch during a long-haul flight, only to have geofencing (restric...

The Algorithm Series: Digital Rights Management (DRM) Anytime I write about digital rights management (DRM), I'm reminded that the opinions around codec or format wars are simple skirmishes compared to the strong feelings the term "DRM" evokes. On the one hand, there's the fact that many consumers despise DRM. And not just consumers who are bent on piracy. During my international travels, I can't tell you the number of complaints I've overheard from parents who download several movies for their children to watch during a long-haul flight, only to have geofencing (restric...