All the Recipes From the ‘Bon Appétit’ Restaurants Issue

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In the October magazine issue of Bon Appétit, you’ll find premium restaurant coverage. For months, our editors have toured the country, eating meal after meal, to ultimately come up with the 20 Best New Restaurants of 2025. Each restaurant offers personal storytelling through the exquisite food and are worthy of a visit.

While you wait for a reservation to open at one of these spots, might we suggest some outstanding restaurant recipes to make at home in the meantime? The team from Fet-Fisk, a Nordic-inspired seafood restaurant in Pittsburgh, has shared their grilled cabbage Caesar, a year-round menu item. The cabbage is charred, cooled, then doused in a creamy anchovy-packed dressing. Komal, a bustling spot in Los Angeles’s Mercado La Paloma, showed us how to make their pan de elote, a custardy cake topped with a corn whipped cream.

If you need both fresh and comforting weeknight meals, our test kitchen’s got ideas. Try this Vinegar Chicken With Figs; the sauce is sticky and buttery, best sopped up with a hunk of bread. Or make this Gnocchi Piccata, where pillowy pasta meets a briny, citrus-forward sauce. It all comes together in one skillet, making it a fuss-free dinnertime hero. Keep reading for all the recipes from our October issue.

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  • recipes Lamb meatballs cooked in a harissa onions red wine vinegar brined olives and served with mint and Moroccan couscous.

    Photo by Travis Rainey, Food Styling by Thu Buser, Prop Styling by Alexandra Massillon

    Recipes Meatball Tagine

    Warming harissa and cinnamon, briny olives, and sweet dried fruit make up the flavorful base for this weeknight-friendly take on tagine.

  • Photo by Travis Rainey, Food Styling by Thu Buser, Prop Styling by Alexandra Massillon

    Recipes Vinegar Chicken With Figs

    A weeknight-friendly chicken dinner with two kinds of vinegar, dried figs, and a rich sauce. It’s restaurant-quality food in just 30 minutes.

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