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'''Bon Appétit''' is an American [[food]] and [[entertainment]] magazine that was first published in 1956. The magazine is known for its coverage of [[cooking]] techniques, recipes, ingredients, and restaurant reviews, as well as food-focused travel. Bon Appétit has become a significant source of information and inspiration for both professional chefs and home cooks, offering insights into the culinary world, food trends, and lifestyle.
== Bon Appétit ==


==History==
[[File:Bon Appétit logo.svg|thumb|right|The logo of Bon Appétit magazine]]
Bon Appétit was founded in 1956 in [[Chicago]], initially focusing on fine dining and the gourmet food scene. Over the years, the magazine has evolved to include a wider range of topics related to food, including casual dining, home cooking, and sustainability in the food industry. The magazine's headquarters later moved to [[New York City]], reflecting its expansion and the broadening of its culinary focus.


==Content and Features==
'''Bon Appétit''' is a monthly American food and entertaining magazine, that typically contains recipes, entertaining ideas, and wine reviews. It is published by [[Condé Nast]], a global media company known for producing high-quality content across various platforms.
The magazine is renowned for its visually appealing photography, detailed recipes, and in-depth articles on food culture. Regular features include:


* '''Test Kitchen''' - A section dedicated to tried-and-tested recipes developed by the magazine's chefs and food experts.
== History ==
* '''Restaurants and Chefs''' - Coverage of the latest trends in the restaurant industry, profiles of up-and-coming chefs, and reviews of new and notable eateries.
* '''Travel''' - Articles that explore food destinations around the world, offering readers a taste of local cuisines and culinary traditions.
* '''Health and Wellness''' - Tips and recipes for healthy eating, reflecting the growing interest in nutrition and well-being among readers.


==Digital Presence==
Bon Appétit was first published in 1956 as a bimonthly magazine. It was originally started by M. Frank Jones in Chicago, who also ran a restaurant under the same name. The magazine was acquired by [[Condé Nast]] in 1995, which helped it grow into one of the leading food magazines in the United States.
In addition to its print publication, Bon Appétit has a strong digital presence, including a website, social media platforms, and a popular [[YouTube]] channel. The Bon Appétit YouTube channel, in particular, has gained a significant following for its entertaining and educational cooking videos, featuring the magazine's test kitchen chefs.


==Controversies==
== Content ==
Bon Appétit has faced criticism and controversy, particularly regarding issues of diversity and representation within its content and staff. In 2020, allegations of a toxic work culture and racial discrimination led to significant changes in the magazine's leadership and editorial direction. The magazine has since committed to addressing these issues and promoting inclusivity in its content and workplace.


==Impact and Legacy==
The magazine is known for its wide array of [[recipes]], ranging from simple, everyday meals to more complex dishes for special occasions. It also features articles on [[food trends]], [[restaurant]] reviews, and profiles of chefs and food personalities. Bon Appétit often includes sections on [[wine]] and [[cocktails]], providing readers with pairing suggestions and tasting notes.
Bon Appétit has played a pivotal role in shaping American culinary culture, influencing dining trends, and elevating the public's interest in cooking and food knowledge. Its commitment to high-quality journalism and culinary excellence has earned it numerous awards and a loyal readership.


==See Also==
=== Recipes ===
 
Bon Appétit offers a diverse collection of recipes that cater to various tastes and dietary preferences. The magazine's test kitchen rigorously tests each recipe to ensure accuracy and quality. Popular sections include "Fast, Easy, Fresh," which focuses on quick and simple meals, and "Gourmet Weekend," which features more elaborate dishes.
 
=== Entertaining ===
 
In addition to recipes, Bon Appétit provides tips and ideas for entertaining guests. This includes advice on [[table setting]], menu planning, and creating a welcoming atmosphere. The magazine often highlights seasonal themes and holiday-specific content.
 
=== Wine and Drinks ===
 
Bon Appétit includes a dedicated section for wine and drinks, offering readers insights into the world of [[wine tasting]], [[cocktail]] crafting, and beverage pairings. The magazine's experts provide recommendations for both affordable and high-end options.
 
== Digital Presence ==
 
Bon Appétit has expanded its reach beyond print, establishing a strong digital presence. The magazine's website features a vast archive of recipes, cooking videos, and articles. Bon Appétit also has a popular [[YouTube]] channel, where it publishes cooking shows and tutorials featuring its test kitchen staff.
 
== Related Pages ==
 
* [[Condé Nast]]
* [[Gourmet (magazine)]]
* [[Gourmet (magazine)]]
* [[Food & Wine]]
* [[Food and Wine]]
* [[Cook's Illustrated]]
* [[Epicurious]]


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Revision as of 12:09, 15 February 2025

Bon Appétit

The logo of Bon Appétit magazine

Bon Appétit is a monthly American food and entertaining magazine, that typically contains recipes, entertaining ideas, and wine reviews. It is published by Condé Nast, a global media company known for producing high-quality content across various platforms.

History

Bon Appétit was first published in 1956 as a bimonthly magazine. It was originally started by M. Frank Jones in Chicago, who also ran a restaurant under the same name. The magazine was acquired by Condé Nast in 1995, which helped it grow into one of the leading food magazines in the United States.

Content

The magazine is known for its wide array of recipes, ranging from simple, everyday meals to more complex dishes for special occasions. It also features articles on food trends, restaurant reviews, and profiles of chefs and food personalities. Bon Appétit often includes sections on wine and cocktails, providing readers with pairing suggestions and tasting notes.

Recipes

Bon Appétit offers a diverse collection of recipes that cater to various tastes and dietary preferences. The magazine's test kitchen rigorously tests each recipe to ensure accuracy and quality. Popular sections include "Fast, Easy, Fresh," which focuses on quick and simple meals, and "Gourmet Weekend," which features more elaborate dishes.

Entertaining

In addition to recipes, Bon Appétit provides tips and ideas for entertaining guests. This includes advice on table setting, menu planning, and creating a welcoming atmosphere. The magazine often highlights seasonal themes and holiday-specific content.

Wine and Drinks

Bon Appétit includes a dedicated section for wine and drinks, offering readers insights into the world of wine tasting, cocktail crafting, and beverage pairings. The magazine's experts provide recommendations for both affordable and high-end options.

Digital Presence

Bon Appétit has expanded its reach beyond print, establishing a strong digital presence. The magazine's website features a vast archive of recipes, cooking videos, and articles. Bon Appétit also has a popular YouTube channel, where it publishes cooking shows and tutorials featuring its test kitchen staff.

Related Pages