The generosity of family doesn't go unappreciated as holiday hams bring about elegant dinners, simple breakfasts, and hearty chowder. This time of the year, chowder is particularly well-received, even though we're not covered in snow … yet.
Toasting spices concentrates their aromatic properties and gives your blends an extra flair. Get some good advice on how to take advantage of this technique.
It's time to get to know ramps, also called wild leeks. They taste a little like onions and a little like garlic and are incredibly versatile, but have a season of less than a month. So get them into your kitchen and onto your table before they are gone until next year. You won't be disappointed.
A warm pasta dish gets topped with a tasty fresh tomato, onion, and cheese topping for a meal that gives you a little bit of everything. A great vehicle for rotisserie or leftover chicken, get ready for dinner in a snap!
I always seem to be on the lookout for the next best pancake and waffle recipe or mix, but now I think my search has come to the end. My secret? Plain 'ol boring white vinegar. Your breakfast will never be lighter, fluffier, or crisper!
When dinner involves tossing a bunch of fantastic ingredients with oil and cajun seasoning, arranging it on a sheet pan, and tossing it in the oven, you've got a busy night dinner plan star. Save time without sacrificing flavor with this amazing recipe.
With school coming to an end and summer starting up, our lives are busier than ever. But that doesn't mean we need to miss out on dinner. Pull out your trusty crockpot and get ready for a fantastic curried pork for dinner!
Like onion rings? How about bacon? Any chance sriracha is also on that list? You're in luck — all three come together to become the ultimate appetizer or snack food. I'd say this is one fantastic game day treat, whether you're tailgating or on the couch … or not watching football at all!
Roasting vegetables in a clay pot results in a tender, caramelized, simply heavenly side dish. Add Moroccan spices to the mix and you've got the makings for a feast. All week, we'll be featuring recipes from a Moroccan menu.
July offers some hot weather. Embrace the sizzle with a stunning caesar steak salad that keeps all the heat out of the kitchen by firing up the grill. Blending grilled items with gorgeous fresh produce and traditional ingredients like parmesan cheese and creamy dressing makes dinner divine.
The beauty of sheet pan meals is that you can toss everything you are cooking on a pan and let the oven do the rest. And when you have ingredients like asparagus, which don't require as much roasting as other items, you can stagger adding things to the pan and still end up with dinner on a pan!
Oven-fried chicken is easy to make and puts a crunchy bit of comfort food on your table. With autumn in full swing, pair it with a simple salad of greens and baked apples or applesauce and welcome the season. An extra benefit? The warmth of the oven and aroma of cooking chicken fill your home!
Dried beans are inexpensive, healthy, and usually annoying to use in cooking. Between soaking overnight and hours and hours of cooking time, most people just opt to use canned versions of the same. But if you have a heavy, lidded pot and a working oven, you can take advantage of dried beans without all the fuss. And you can enjoy South American Black Bean Soup on a day when winter has you chilled to the bone.
With food prices rising, thoughts of affording sustainable, local food can leave you worrying. But if you follow some of these simple tips, you can save money, without having to abandon your ethical values and new sustainable leanings!
A simple fruit crisp recipe makes quick work of providing a homemade dessert when you don't have a lot of time to devote to getting fussy in the kitchen. A rhubarb version is showcased, but any number of other combinations will also work beautifully. Get the basics here.
