A how-to recipe for perfectly grilled steak, just in time for Father’s Day.
A traditional West African recipe, full of good nutrients and flavor.
Joanne Weir, the author of this recipe, declared it one of her favorites.
A delicious butter cookie spiked with almond extract.
Deborah Madison’s favorite birthday cake.
An inspired cake that takes advantage of the season’s sweet cherries.
Whip the batter up the night before for a delicious breakfast the next day.
Use early Gravensteins for this Linda Ziedrich recipe.
The all-American classic, good warm or room temperature.
Use this traditional stuffing inside a bird or on its own.
If you make this Mollie Katzen cake with chunky homemade applesauce, you will be rewarded.
A winning recipe from a new favorite cookbook by Marnie Henricksson.
A simple, stove-top recipe.
With garlic, ginger, chile, and cilantro, this chopped salad has a nice bite.
This versatile marinade is a catalog of Southeast Asian flavors.
An uncomplicated beefy recipe from Jamie Oliver.
A celebration salad.
Frosting-free cupcakes are still crowd-pleasers.
Blueberry, lemon, and ground ginger will leave your friends guessing flavors.
Ruth Reichl’s beefy recipe requires extra effort — but absolutely is worth it.
A winter meal-in-a-bowl, with or without Italian sausage.
Big flavor with little fuss: One bite and you’ll be singing the praises of slow-cooked short ribs.
An easy and colorful vegan dinner from Mark Reinfeld and Jennifer Murray.
Pomegranate molasses adds tang to this Paula Wolfert salad.
A mistake turns into magic with this variation on ice cream.
From the Bob’s Red Mill Baking Book, our new favorite weekend waffle.
From Rancho La Puerta, a dessert that’s lighter than it looks.
A smooth, seasonal treat from Linda Ziedrich.
Turn a simple melon into an enchanting dessert.
Dried apricots and nuts add flavor and texture to these easy-to-make muffins from Farmer John’s cookbook.
Here’s an almond-kissed cake from Rose Levy Beranbaum.
Martin Yan’s elegant cookies go beautifully with tea.
A healthy recipe from Walter Willett that features anasazi beans and vegetables.
Big, chewy cookies made entirely with whole-wheat flour.
Peggy Fallon’s “little black dress” of chocolate fondues.
An easy and elegant sweet from the doyenne of desserts, Maida Heatter.
David Lebovitz’s chocolate custard from his new book, ‘Ready for Dessert.’
From Louisa Shafia comes this amazing sauce that brightens everything from fish to eggs.
You don’t need a special occasion to whip up a batch of these beauties.
Serve with a spoon and plenty of good bread to sop up all the tasty sauce.
The all-time favorite.
Learn to make the definitive version of this dessert.
Paired with a green salad, this rich and easy-to-prepare dish is dinner.
Figs, country ham, and walnuts embellish this grilled pizza.
Make this hearty soup ahead of time to let the flavors meld.
Warm up a winter afternoon with this quick, easy soup.
An easy cookie to whip up when a chocolate craving strikes.
Make Kim Boyce’s bars with apple butter in winter, berry jam in summer.
A recipe from New York’s acclaimed Chanterelle.
This quick and easy recipe makes a great picnic side dish.
Not a recipe so much as a technique that makes cutting mangoes a breeze.
An almond-studded pudding is the traditional finale to a Christmas Eve dinner.
Use good-quality chocolate in Sally Sampson’s rich frozen delight.
Fast and foolproof, this is an all-time favorite. And it happens to be almost fat-free.
A “New Basics” recipe updated with whole-wheat pastry flour.
Debra Daniels-Zeller makes this soup week after week when turnips with greens are at the market.
Get an ebelskiver pan and make these easy, spherical pancakes.
From the book ‘Quick and Easy Chinese,’ comes this recipe that showcases delicious simplicity.
This Marcella Hazan interpretation of a classic highlights early-fall produce.
A breeze to make, this cake pairs beautifully with sliced fruit.
Tuck Mollie Katzen’s falafel into pita bread with veggies and tahini dressing.
Ronnie Fein’s recipe for the person who believes there can never be too much chocolate.
This free-form shortbread crust is a perfect start if you are new to pastry-making.
If you can roll a burrito, you can wrap a roll. This favorite from the Moosewood Restaurant makes a tasty snack or light dinner.
From ‘The Zuni Cafe Cookbook,’ a versatile basic.
The essence of chocolate.
Who knew pea shoots were so delicious?!
Freeze mugs for this refreshing, alcohol-free, lemony ginger drink.
Fresh ginger, instead of powdered, gives these cookies snap.
From Mollie Katzen’s new book, a spicy year-round cake recipe.
From the cookbook ‘Gastrokid,’ these cheese-based pillows are a treat.
A favorite recipe from the new Grand Central Baking Book.
A mix ‘n’ match guide from the book ‘D.I.Y. Delicious’ by Vanessa Barrington.
This meat pie isn’t quick, but it’s easy and deliciously worth the time.
Here’s a tasty vegetable dish from the book ‘Everyday Harumi.’
This vegetable-rich Anna Thomas recipe brims with flavor.
This recipe for two from Jessica Strand can easily be doubled.
From Tom Douglas, a delicious way to eat summer eggplant.
This savory chili comes together in about 15 minutes.
From “Cindy Pawlcyn’s Appetizers.”
A revisionist version of the classic by Sally Schneider.
This slow-simmered stew is even better on day two.
A classic combo baked into a cookie.
Extra hard-boiled eggs? Try this spin on egg salad, from Sarah Marx Feldner.
Crisp and fresh, this seasonal Ivy Manning recipe will put kohlrabi on your A-list.
Serve this Clotilde Dusoulier recipe with couscous and Greek yogurt.
Irresistible muffins from Marion Cunningham.
Tangy treats from London’s Primrose Bakery.
A favorite old-fashioned dessert from Caprial Pence.
Debbie Moose wrote the book on deviled eggs. Here’s her grandmother’s recipe.
Comfort food with veg, from Jamie Oliver.
From Mitch Omer’s Hell’s Kitchen: a heavenly breakfast featuring wild rice.
An entertainer’s dream: Blend up a batch of these Ina Garten cocktails, rather than mixing individual drinks.
Paula Wolfert works magic with dark leafy greens.
From ‘Unforgettable Desserts’ by Dede Wilson.
Top these versatile snacks with fresh or frozen berries.
Alice Medrich likes to bake with cacao nibs.
A simple Italian fish stew served over couscous from Jamie Oliver.
Classic sandwich pickles from Linda Ziedrich.
A light summer supper from Nigel Slater.
A fresh take on a salami sandwich from the book ‘Salumi.’
Chocolatey heaven on a plate.
This Marcus Samuelsson recipe pushes the culinary envelope with such ingredients as parsley root and barberries.
In this recipe from “The Greens Cookbook,” warm curry spices balance the apple-sweet flavor of parsnip.
Fresh peas are a must for this beautiful soup, but you don’t need a ton of them.
A delicious fruity, spicy cake from Nick Malgieri’s newest book, ‘Bake!’
These golden sweets look like a cookie, but are tender like a cake.
Italian plums covered with a crunchy topping from Ina Garten.
Skip the poaching stage for a quick version of this winter salad.
This tasty recipe comes from Nate Query, the bassist with the band The Decemberists.
Julia Child’s oh-so-simple recipe for potato-leek soup.
From Paula Wolfert’s new book, ‘Mediterranean Clay Pot Cooking.’
These take a little time but are not difficult.
The original ice-cream sandwich, by Ina Garten.
Muscovado is the perfect match for the slightly savory notes in these waffles from Mani Niall.
From ‘Rustic Fruit Desserts,’ a luscious hot-weather dessert.
This simple risotto gains deep color and flavor from red wine.
Irresistible rhubarb pastry from the book ‘Bubby’s Homemade Pies.’
Put this handy Mark Bittman recipe in your rotation for weekend breakfast.
Spring into summer with this tasty seasonal risotto.
A soup of the season from Deborah Madison.
Put this recipe in your queue for summer’s tomato season.
This meaty-tasting soup from Ina Garten sticks to your ribs.
Joan Nathan’s melt-in-your-mouth cookies are easier to make than they look.
An Ina Garten recipe that shines with autumn color and flavor.
Nigella Lawson’s sexy salmon.
An uncomplicated version of perhaps the most refreshing beverage around.
From a new book of family-favorite recipes.
From Laura Frankel’s book ‘Jewish Slow Cooker Recipes.’
Use the last of the season’s asparagus for this Deborah Madison recipe.
Vegetarian and omnivores alike will appreciate this stick-to-your-ribs fare from Ivy Manning.
The Louisiana classic, from the latest ‘Joy of Cooking.’
Have a panini press? Make these!
Pumpkin! Maple syrup! An unforgettable cocktail for the holidays.
A fresh take on grilled vegetables.
Cinnamon and sugar cookies from the Better Homes folks.
Everyone likes this vegan dish from Cory Schreiber.
Richard Olney’s soup packs a wallop of flavor — and of vegetables.
This easy classic takes time, but it’s worth it.
Combine fresh and canned tomatoes in this classic recipe.
Perfect, comforting midweek food.
This quick beef stir-fry is served with a side of Chinese broccoli.
Serve these patties on buns with mayo and mustard on the side. From Bruce Weinstein.
A moist cake full of dates and crowned with toffee sauce.
“Strange flavor” refers to the combination of vinegar, sugar, and chile — which is delicious.