Lose the bottled marinade; this easy recipe is gingery and not too sweet.
A winning recipe from a new favorite cookbook by Marnie Henricksson.
This variation on the classic Cowboy Cookie is perfect for the lunchbox.
So much better than store-bought, this recipe for granola makes enough to share.
Pair juicy tomatoes with crisp pita bread and a lemony dressing.
Fresh, bright flavors make these tacos a winner.
The essence of chocolate.
A flavorful pasta, full of summer vegetables and easy to make.
Biscuits baked with jam are a favorite weekend breakfast treat.
Bananas and carrots make this whole-grain quick bread moist and tasty. Flaxseed and walnuts make it nutty.
Delicious at any temperature — hot, warm, or cold.
These take a little time but are not difficult.
This salad makes a great make-ahead meal or sack lunch.
When life gives you rhubarb, make rhubarb cocktails!
Make applesauce the easy way: Roast apples, then run them through a food mill.
Everyone who eats it will thank you for updating this classic.
Leafy greens and grains.
“Strange flavor” refers to the combination of vinegar, sugar, and chile — which is delicious.
This buttery almond cake dotted with sweet grapes is one of our perennial favorites.
A scrumptious latke variation from Culinate member Eamon Molloy.
Ditch the boxed pancake mix! Serve these beauties with fresh strawberries.
Serve warm with butter and honey.
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