The holidays are upon us, which means it’s time to invite loved ones to gather for long meals and festive drinks.
From gooey chocolate cookies to gilded creepy-crawlies, this baker’s dozen of treats is a recipe for gifting to the epicures in your life.
Upgrade your pantry with beautiful Portuguese tins full of octopus, cod, spicy escabeche mussels and sardines in olive oil with lemon, plus helpful recipes.
Celebrate the season with this frosty assortment, an ode to Christmas cookies, Hanukkah doughnuts, marzipan and peppermint. Holly, jolly and very cool.
Take your cooking to icon level with handmade flavor boosters like wild rose vinegar, corn yuzu hot sauce and pumpkin seed praline from Copenhagen’s most famous restaurant.
For the cottagecore enthusiast who has everything, may we suggest: a 1920s gilded butter dish, made in Staffordshire, England.
A gift for the sweet (and salty) tooth in your life: a dozen Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian-flavored bonbons, loosely inspired by the Dubai chocolate craze and stacked in a triple-tiered box.
Art history, literary narrative and lemon-forward recipes fill this delicious volume, sure to brighten the dark winter days.
Esteemed French silversmith Puiforcat enlisted designer Jasper Morrison to serve up this collection of handsome wooden cutlery.
Give your baked goods the royal treatment with this vintage-inspired cake stand, made by a family-owned glass company in Ohio.
This preservative-free, white sturgeon caviar comes in a handcrafted wooden box with mother-of-pearl caviar spoons, crème fraîche and Cape Cod potato chips.
Crafted in Umbria, this dry Italian gin brings the purr-fect herby and clean finish to your favorite cocktails.
Neanderthal-meets-cosmopolite in this irreverent yet undeniably glamorous silver turkey-leg holder.
Manhattan- and Montauk-based baker Jill Neiberg uses her late grandmother’s excellent recipes for crowd-pleasing chocolate chip cookies and banana loaves.
Richly detailed, this 24-karat gold beetle will add both gravitas and whimsy to your wine habit.
