A Day-Glo side dish to perk up the palate.
A traditional West African recipe, full of good nutrients and flavor.
Lose the bottled marinade; this easy recipe is gingery and not too sweet.
A Culinate favorite: apple-filled cake with frosting that tastes like maple-bar icing.
A can-do recipe from Beth Howard, author of ‘Making Piece: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Pie.’
From Nigel Slater’s indispensable ‘Tender,’ comes this simple, luscious recipe.
Turn ripe bananas into muffins (or bread) for a tasty breakfast or snack.
This Ina Garten recipe makes an excellent choice for a New Year’s Day breakfast.
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.
Pair this salad with simple Monterey Jack quesadillas.
A foolproof, no-hassle batter for easy-to-make crêpes.
Make the most of the winter citrus season with this lovely drink.
Make a double batch of these moist muffins on Sunday and eat them throughout the week.
A classic moist cake-like dessert.
Kudos to Mollie Katzen for this especially moist and flavorful bread.
The fluffiest, moistest pancakes you can make.
Autumn bliss in a pan: layers of vegetables, sausage and cheese.
Look for citrus with a thick rind to use for this classic candy recipe.
Flaky, chewy shortbread topped with sticky, caramelly almonds.
A simple but luscious soup to make from ingredients you probably have on hand.
These muffins are good both plain and gussied up with cream-cheese frosting.
Raw cashews are central to this addictive vegan treat.
Mario Batali keeps it uncomplicated with this Italian spin on cauliflower.
Not too sweet, with hints of ginger and cardamom, this milky brew trumps store-bought concentrates.
Although bruschetta often is served as an appetizer, paired with salad, this could be dinner.
When life gives you chicken, make yummy chicken salad.
A delicious marinade flavors pork that goes well with rice and tortillas.
Make large quantities of chipotle chicken for dinner tonight, and dinner tomorrow.
Big, chewy cookies made entirely with whole-wheat flour.
Dusted with powdered sugar, these cookies are both crunchy and chewy.
From Bi-Rite Market’s ‘Eat Good Food’ comes this beauty of a cake.
An orange twist on the Italian liqueur known as limoncello.
Intense chocolate flavor defines these treats from Carole Bloom.
A variation on Greek salad with red potatoes and basil.
Make this hearty soup ahead of time to let the flavors meld.
Invite a tart to your holiday table.
An intensely chocolatey pudding, good warm or cold.
So much better than store-bought, this recipe for granola makes enough to share.
A sandwich to fortify your guests on Super Bowl Sunday.
Spread lemon-spiked mascarpone on cucumber slices and top with smoked salmon for a lovely appetizer.
A dollop of pesto adds the essence of summer to this early-spring soup.
Pair juicy tomatoes with crisp pita bread and a lemony dressing.
This recipe has more flavor than you typically get when ordering this popular appetizer in a restaurant.
This free-form shortbread crust is a perfect start if you are new to pastry-making.
Tangy lemon bars with a nutty crust.
A lemony favorite made in part with whole-wheat pastry flour.
A favorite recipe from the new Grand Central Baking Book.
A summertime use for cabbage.
Smoky grilled lamb with a zesty sauce.
Put this flavorful beef entrée on your Memorial Day menu.
A fresh take on grilled cheese.
Top grilled fish with a zesty Spanish sauce of peppers and almonds.
A spicy autumn classic, best served in a pumpkin patch.
A favorite winter beverage made with citrus, honey, and spirits.
Meat, cheese, and nuts embellish a simple salad.
A lovely lunch, this sandwich combines two traditions into one delectable package.
A quick and easy cake that both kids and adults appreciate.
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.
We were won over by these moist, spicy cakes from ‘The Crabby Cook.’
A new twist on a classic Fourth of July favorite.
A gluten-free, dairy-free cookie kissed with lemon.
Three kinds of ginger go into Alice Medrich’s chewy classics, one of our go-tos.
Everyone likes these sweet whole-grain treats.
A flourless favorite.
A light summer supper from Nigel Slater.
A salad for spring; serve solo or as a side to grilled salmon.
A versatile dish of peppers and onions cooked until sweet, then finished with a splash of vinegar.
Grilled lamb or beef with yogurt sauce, fresh herbs, radishes, and flatbread.
This tasty recipe comes from Nate Query, the bassist with the band The Decemberists.
Serve over mashed or roasted potatoes, or creamy polenta.
Based on a Scandinavian classic, this salad can be the centerpiece of a meal.
Chicken broth and chile flakes flavor this nourishing soup.
Make a batch for yourself, and another to give as a gift.
A splash of berry elixir and a lemon twist gussy up a glass of prosecco.
One of our favorite cookies, the perfect treat for a Halloween party.
Two twists on classic pumpkin pie: a lighter filling and a crunchy, gingery crust.
A tasty and easy way to eat your greens, from Kelly Myers.
A favorite James Beard recipe to make for the holidays.
This salad makes a great make-ahead meal or sack lunch.
Make this classic dish with the last of summer’s bounty.
The ultimate delayed-gratification treat.
Serve as a main or side dish.
A good recipe to master for a quick weeknight meal; use poultry, pork, or the traditional veal.
From a new book of family-favorite recipes.
Serve with rice or naan for a meal that even the kids will like.
We’re crazy about these beets, adapted from a Mark Bittman recipe.
Celebrating Meyer lemons.
A perfect way to eat farm-fresh eggs.
Steel-cut oats for the person who doesn’t have time to make them.
Amy Pennington infuses dried fruit with Earl Grey tea and brandy.
Orange zest and a splash of Grand Marnier give a hint of citrus to this easy strawberry dessert.
Craving chocolate? These bars hit the spot!
A rich and delicious one-bowl wonder from the new book ‘Home Made.’
Lemon, mint, and plenty of parsley add zing to this classic grain salad.
Toss roasted chicken and vegetables with a tangy lime dressing.
Turn the bounty of late summer tomatoes into salsa.
A nutty, chewy trail bar and snack, made with almonds, prunes, and oats.
Seek out turnips from the farmers’ market to make this soup.
Serve hot, at room temperature, or cold from the fridge.
A bakery favorite, shortened.
Just a little do-ahead work makes this Mollie Katzen recipe easy enough for weekday dinner.
We pair nutty grains and plump garbanzos with a tangy yogurt dressing.
This zesty purée doubles as a dip and a sandwich spread.
Ditch the boxed pancake mix! Serve these beauties with fresh strawberries.
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