Good food for a rainy day.
Here’s an almond-kissed cake from Rose Levy Beranbaum.
Deborah Madison’s recipe combines stone fruits with an almond topping.
Briefly roast the vegetables for a lighter, fresher enchilada sauce.
The all-time favorite.
Serve this whole-grain bread with beans, chili, or soup.
Mile-high waffles with a cornmeal crunch.
Another variation on a winning combo (cranberries and orange zest).
An easy cookie to whip up when a chocolate craving strikes.
An almond-studded pudding is the traditional finale to a Christmas Eve dinner.
A casserole in green sauce.
If you’ve got cooked beans handy, this is a quick weeknight meal.
This popular soup may come from Vietnam — not exactly a land of deep snows — but it really hits the spot post-Christmas.
Fold this citrusy wonder into whipped cream for an elegant dessert.
Marshmallowy or crunchy, these are classic.
For a main dish, serve rice with pinto beans; for a side dish, pair with tacos.
Exactly halfway between cake and fudge.
Muscovado is the perfect match for the slightly savory notes in these waffles from Mani Niall.
Make this classic dish with the last of summer’s bounty.
The ultimate delayed-gratification treat.
Avoid peeling the squash by roasting it first, then scooping out the flesh.
Who doesn’t like roasted potatoes? Serve as a side dish to meat or as a main course with romesco.
A delicious riff on shortcake; check out Robert Reynolds’ video for tips on making sponge cake.
Bacon and eggs over pasta — what’s not to like about that?
Lemon, mint, and plenty of parsley add zing to this classic grain salad.
Make this easy classic with one of several flavor variations.
Mark Bittman’s go-to hamburger is just the thing for Memorial Day weekend.
A classic, soothing tomato soup with crunch.
Make a batch of wontons, simmer some broth, and you’re done.
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