Deborah Madison’s favorite birthday cake.
If you make this Mollie Katzen cake with chunky homemade applesauce, you will be rewarded.
Turn ripe bananas into muffins (or bread) for a tasty breakfast or snack.
A classic moist cake-like dessert.
Autumn bliss in a pan: layers of vegetables, sausage and cheese.
A diner classic, made at home.
Intense chocolate flavor defines these treats from Carole Bloom.
Another variation on a winning combo (cranberries and orange zest).
An easy cookie to whip up when a chocolate craving strikes.
An intensely chocolatey pudding, good warm or cold.
Make this soup in the morning so that it can chill well before you serve it.
Use good-quality chocolate in Sally Sampson’s rich frozen delight.
The essence of chocolate.
A quick and easy cake that both kids and adults appreciate.
Irresistible muffins from Marion Cunningham.
An lemony, earthy soup chockfull of greens.
Served over rice with a dollop of chutney, this dal makes a meal.
Alice Medrich likes to bake with cacao nibs.
Delicious at any temperature — hot, warm, or cold.
Jim Dixon embellishes a classic olive-oil cake with chunks of sweetened rhubarb.
One of our favorite cookies, the perfect treat for a Halloween party.
This salad makes a great make-ahead meal or sack lunch.
Serve with rice or naan for a meal that even the kids will like.
An easy soup to make for a satisfying (and cheap) meal-in-a-bowl.
Here’s a good way to incorporate vegetables into a dairy-and-pasta favorite.
Make this part of your Seven Fishes feast.
A moist cake full of dates and crowned with toffee sauce.
A tasty cake from Melissa Clark’s new book, ‘Cook This Now.’ Which you should do.
With precooked or leftover rice, this recipe makes a quick weeknight meal.
A wonderfully tart and hot chickpea recipe from Madhur Jaffrey.
We pair nutty grains and plump garbanzos with a tangy yogurt dressing.
A flavorful and filling meal in a bowl.
Our recipe editor picks this as her new favorite winter soup.
Ditch the boxed pancake mix! Serve these beauties with fresh strawberries.
The very thin ribbons of zucchini have a mouthfeel that’s more like pasta than squash.
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