A Christmas favorite from Argentina.
Use early Gravensteins for this Linda Ziedrich recipe.
This classic American dessert is perfect now, while apples are storing well.
A classic, plump with blueberries and kissed with lemon.
Look for citrus with a thick rind to use for this classic candy recipe.
A diner classic, made at home.
An orange twist on the Italian liqueur known as limoncello.
Paired with a green salad, this rich and easy-to-prepare dish is dinner.
So much better than store-bought, this recipe for granola makes enough to share.
A classic fudge recipe that’s easier that it looks.
Mix this freezer-friendly blend with water for a fresh-tasting broth.
A quick and easy cake that both kids and adults appreciate.
This pretty, aromatic syrup works well to flavor meringues, cakes, and cookies.
Fold this citrusy wonder into whipped cream for an elegant dessert.
An elegantly simple French classic.
Comfort food with veg, from Jamie Oliver.
Paired with cheese, bread, and salad, these olives dress up a simple dinner.
Paula Wolfert works magic with dark leafy greens.
A classic recipe that’s easy as pie.
Make a pot of these on Monday and have ‘instant’ oatmeal all week long.
Imagine lemon curd crossed with orange marmalade — terrific spread on toast.
A delicious fruity, spicy cake from Nick Malgieri’s newest book, ‘Bake!’
Usually paired with roasted meats and poultry, mostarda is also a fine match for rich cheeses and cured sausages.
This salad makes a great make-ahead meal or sack lunch.
Irresistible rhubarb pastry from the book ‘Bubby’s Homemade Pies.’
Once you’ve finished making rhubarb pies, consider this jam.
A soup of the season from Deborah Madison.
We’re crazy about these beets, adapted from a Mark Bittman recipe.
A gift for the gods from ‘The Gourmet Cookie Book,’ circa 1971.
Here’s a good way to incorporate vegetables into a dairy-and-pasta favorite.
Try one of our variations on the famous No-Knead Bread.
You can use premade puff pastry for this impressive but uncomplicated Grand Central Bakery recipe.
An ancient curry from award-winning author Su-Mei Yu.
Turn the season’s bounty of citrus into a delicious toast topper.
A nutty, chewy trail bar and snack, made with almonds, prunes, and oats.
A lovely way to preserve pears, from British author Ghillie James.
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