A Day-Glo side dish to perk up the palate.
A how-to recipe for perfectly grilled steak, just in time for Father’s Day.
Lose the bottled marinade; this easy recipe is gingery and not too sweet.
A can-do recipe from Beth Howard, author of ‘Making Piece: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Pie.’
Use this traditional stuffing inside a bird or on its own.
From Mixt Greens comes this popular, hearty salad that combines meat, potatoes, and greens.
An uncomplicated beefy recipe from Jamie Oliver.
A roast to cook today and eat the day after tomorrow; add the leftovers to pasta, soup, or a sandwich.
The color of this pasta is intriguing, but the taste is what makes us return to it again and again.
Anjum Anand’s hearty dish is autumnal — and adaptable.
Dinner for one? Treat yourself to a special salad.
A winning combination for a vegetarian dinner.
Pair this salad with simple Monterey Jack quesadillas.
Low-fat yogurt lightens this classic dressing, without compromising flavor.
Bake this easy summertime classic while you’re eating dinner.
Jim Dixon transforms ordinary ingredients into something sublime.
A pared-down version of coq au vin to serve over polenta or mashed potatoes.
Make a double batch of these moist muffins on Sunday and eat them throughout the week.
This meal-in-a-bowl soup makes a good supper on a cool day.
Bulgur makes a quick and tasty side dish to pair with grilled (or roasted) meat or fish. It’s good by itself, too.
Make the dressing in the blender for a quick, lovely salad.
A terrific seasonal side dish from ‘Chez Panisse Cooking.’
Debra Daniels-Zeller has a clever and tasty way to work more vegetables into your diet.
Raw cashews are central to this addictive vegan treat.
These tasty ‘wiches combine chicken, slaw, and peanut and hoisin sauces.
A diner classic, made at home.
Spicy, sweet, creamy, crunchy, this salad has it all.
Here’s a tasty way to eat fish, from the brilliant River Cottage cooks.
A delicious marinade flavors pork that goes well with rice and tortillas.
Make large quantities of chipotle chicken for dinner tonight, and dinner tomorrow.
A chocolatey take on James Villas’ beloved pound-cake recipe from Saveur.
David Lebovitz’s chocolate custard from his new book, ‘Ready for Dessert.’
From Bi-Rite Market’s ‘Eat Good Food’ comes this beauty of a cake.
A salad that tastes almost as good at home as it did on that weekend getaway.
Intense chocolate flavor defines these treats from Carole Bloom.
Coconut milk gives this curry-scented soup its richness.
Bryant Terry’s vegan version of the classic New Year’s Day good-luck dish.
Well-made fried potatoes are often tasty, but duck fat gives Matthew Amster-Burton’s spuds an extra oomph.
Easy-peasy, and everyone likes it.
This Marcella Hazan interpretation of a classic highlights early-fall produce.
A vegetarian lasagne that even meat-lovers adore.
What this “risotto” lacks in creaminess, it makes up with the nutty, earthy flavor of farro.
Nutty farro takes the place of Arborio rice in this adaptation of risotto.
A festival of flavors, a breeze to assemble.
Pair juicy tomatoes with crisp pita bread and a lemony dressing.
Take advantage of the fresh figs now at market.
Fresh, bright flavors make these tacos a winner.
A flatbread to win friends.
One of our favorite spring sandwiches, from Matthew Card.
The solo cook and diner will appreciate this single-serving frittata.
Bananas and blueberries sweeten these snacks.
A good recipe for cleaning out the fridge.
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.
Inspired by a Marcus Samuelsson recipe, this salad is a new Culinate favorite.
A terrific make-ahead salad for a dinner party.
Reminiscent of your favorite sushi roll — but made with chicken thighs.
The tangy relish complements rich-tasting, meaty fish.
You don’t ever have to buy the bottled stuff again.
Mix this freezer-friendly blend with water for a fresh-tasting broth.
A flavorful pasta, full of summer vegetables and easy to make.
A good basic dressing for green, grain and potato salads.
Perfect picnic food for a hike.
Meat, cheese, and nuts embellish a simple salad.
A tasty salad tossed with a citrus dressing and toasted pumpkin seeds.
From Melissa Clark’s ‘Cook This Now,’ a fantastic seasonal salad.
Once the meatballs are made, this soup goes together quickly.
Extra hard-boiled eggs? Try this spin on egg salad, from Sarah Marx Feldner.
We love this crave-worthy Kim O’Donnel recipe.
We were won over by these moist, spicy cakes from ‘The Crabby Cook.’
A classic that’s become a family favorite from ‘Simply Ming.’
A twist on the classic, using lamb instead of veal shanks.
Think of this salad as a base for sliced radishes, feta cheese, pickled onion — whatever.
Comfort food with veg, from Jamie Oliver.
Cinnamon-chocolate-buttermilk cake topped with chocolate icing and pecans.
A whole-grain, whole-flavor recipe from Heidi Swanson’s new book, ‘Super Natural Every Day.’
Top these versatile snacks with fresh or frozen berries.
Three kinds of ginger go into Alice Medrich’s chewy classics, one of our go-tos.
In honor of Fat Tuesday, Adam Higgs offers this rich, addictive dish.
Delicious at any temperature — hot, warm, or cold.
Serve this breakfast champion with milk, brown sugar, chopped nuts, and raisins or dried cranberries.
Inspired by Kim Boyce, these pancakes are a good way to use leftover oatmeal.
Classic sandwich pickles from Linda Ziedrich.
Keeping the pasta and soup separate until you serve them enhances this dish.
From the new book ‘Fire It Up,’ these burgers are moist and rich and dripping with flavor.
Skip the poaching stage for a quick version of this winter salad.
Pomegranates and walnuts enliven this winter salad.
Serve over mashed or roasted potatoes, or creamy polenta.
Muscovado is the perfect match for the slightly savory notes in these waffles from Mani Niall.
Our recipe editor calls Bryant Terry’s new book of vegan recipes ‘truly inspiring.’ Here’s a taste.
A basic quiche recipe, with flavor variations.
Pair this with steamed greens for a warming winter dinner.
Dustin Clark created this recipe for the Indie Wine Festival in Portland, Oregon.
The ultimate delayed-gratification treat.
From ‘The River Cafe Cook Book’ comes this hearty Italian soup.
Here’s a reliably simple dish that lends itself to interpretation.
Spring into summer with this tasty seasonal risotto.
This composed salad with walnuts, arugula, and goat cheese makes a complete meal.
Like peach pie, without the pastry.
Jim Dixon pairs farro and beef — the perfect recipe for a lazy Sunday.
Individual pre-cooked potatoes are smashed, seasoned, and roasted.
Sorrel’s lemony tang pairs beautifully with spinach, but arugula also works here.
Richard Olney’s soup packs a wallop of flavor — and of vegetables.
Everyone who eats it will thank you for updating this classic.
A nutritious and delicious meal-in-a-bowl from Melissa Clark.
You can throw this simple dish together at the last minute.
A delicious strata to serve for Easter brunch from ‘Dishing up Oregon.’
Here’s a good way to incorporate vegetables into a dairy-and-pasta favorite.
Steel-cut oats for the person who doesn’t have time to make them.
A Provençal-inspired filling that enhances many summer vegetables.
We’ve included a vegetarian option for this terrific Rick Bayless taco recipe.
This foolproof recipe makes excellent cupcakes as well as cake; top with a frosting of your choice.
Toss roasted chicken and vegetables with a tangy lime dressing.
Mark Bittman’s go-to hamburger is just the thing for Memorial Day weekend.
The quintessential minty, rum cocktail for summer.
A classic, soothing tomato soup with crunch.
If you’ve got vegetarians in your crew, it’s lovely without the pancetta, too.
This zesty purée doubles as a dip and a sandwich spread.
An adaptable recipe that can work as a vegetarian main dish or a starter.
From Ina Garten, a favorite recipe that plays cool greens against a hot pie.
Our recipe editor picks this as her new favorite winter soup.
Lorna Sass’s quick meat-free recipe is a good one to have in your repertoire.
Turn autumn chanterelles into a fabulous appetizer.
A meatless salad to serve as a simple main dish, or alongside a filet of salmon.
The very thin ribbons of zucchini have a mouthfeel that’s more like pasta than squash.
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