A how-to recipe for perfectly grilled steak, just in time for Father’s Day.
A delicious butter cookie spiked with almond extract.
Scallops in tequila and lime juice — what’s not to like?
A celebration salad.
A winter meal-in-a-bowl, with or without Italian sausage.
A pared-down version of coq au vin to serve over polenta or mashed potatoes.
From Rancho La Puerta, a dessert that’s lighter than it looks.
A smooth, seasonal treat from Linda Ziedrich.
From Louisa Shafia comes this amazing sauce that brightens everything from fish to eggs.
An orange twist on the Italian liqueur known as limoncello.
An easy cookie to whip up when a chocolate craving strikes.
An intensely chocolatey pudding, good warm or cold.
Pair seasonal vegetables and salad greens with an Asian-inspired dressing.
A recipe from New York’s acclaimed Chanterelle.
Use good-quality chocolate in Sally Sampson’s rich frozen delight.
This dessert pairs nicely with chocolate sauce and roasted hazelnuts.
A breeze to make, this cake pairs beautifully with sliced fruit.
Serve this easy-to-make, intensely chocolate cake with a scoop of coffee or vanilla ice cream.
Ronnie Fein’s recipe for the person who believes there can never be too much chocolate.
The essence of chocolate.
Put this flavorful beef entrée on your Memorial Day menu.
This nutty, buttery cake comes from Portland’s Pearl Bakery.
You don’t ever have to buy the bottled stuff again.
Did your report card ever inspire your mom to bake a cake?
Agave nectar and fresh juice make these drinks both sweet and sour.
Molly O’Neill features this tasty cake from the Picky Cook in her ‘One Big Table.’
Peppers, zucchini, tomatoes, and greens — all baked into the Italian classic.
Lemon zest adds zing to these easy-to-make breakfast muffins.
A super simple hot-day refresher.
From ‘Unforgettable Desserts’ by Dede Wilson.
A refreshing, seasonal drink for warm afternoons.
This citrus-kissed loaf cake comes from the book ‘Cake Keeper Cakes,’ by Lauren Chattman.
A salad for spring; serve solo or as a side to grilled salmon.
This dish is made with Spanish chorizo and mussels, but you should feel free to substitute your own favorite seafood.
Chocolatey heaven on a plate.
Keeping the pasta and soup separate until you serve them enhances this dish.
Fresh peas are a must for this beautiful soup, but you don’t need a ton of them.
These golden sweets look like a cookie, but are tender like a cake.
These take a little time but are not difficult.
Muscovado is the perfect match for the slightly savory notes in these waffles from Mani Niall.
This salad makes a great make-ahead meal or sack lunch.
One of our all-time favorite recipes; if you haven’t tried it, you should!
A soup of the season from Deborah Madison.
A delicious riff on shortcake; check out Robert Reynolds’ video for tips on making sponge cake.
Serve as a main or side dish.
Nigella Lawson’s sexy salmon.
An uncomplicated version of perhaps the most refreshing beverage around.
Pumpkin! Maple syrup! An unforgettable cocktail for the holidays.
Essentially a free-form apple pie, baked in a standard casserole dish.
Perfect, comforting midweek food.
Make a half batch as an appetizer, or a full batch for dinner.
Quick: Make this to freeze while tomatoes are still going strong.
Turn the bounty of late summer tomatoes into salsa.
Make a batch of wontons, simmer some broth, and you’re done.
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