Cooking this stronger version of broccoli properly will ease much of its natural bitterness and yield an unusual and satisfying flavor. Try serving it with grilled Italian sausages and crusty bread.From...
You may think that tangy oranges are the best partner for rich duck breast-until you try beets, that is. They're caramelized here for sweetness, then tossed with grapefruit segments (the citrus with a...
This meatless main course has eye appeal to spare -- and gets nice boosts of flavor and texture from smoky, broiled-tender eggplant and a variety of tomatoes.
Rhubarb chard, named for its brilliant red ribs, is delicious sauteed in a little olive oil and served on the side, but if you like, toss the sauteed greens into the pasta. Swiss chard, kale, dandelion...
Parsley root, found in markets with a large Jewish, German, or Polish clientele, tastes like a cross between carrots and celery. Try roasting it using this recipe from chef Marcus Samuelsson's "New American...
Simple seasoning allows the flavors of the string beans and carrots to really stand out.From the book "Jamaican Cooking" by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Macmillan).
Mark Strausman, owner of Campagna in New York City, enjoys nothing more than a delicious meal made slowly, a meal that fills the house with the wonderful aromas he associates with home. Osso Buco is a...
This dish combines parsnips and cipollines. Also referred to as wild onions, fresh cipollines are the bittersweet bulbs of the grape hyacinth, and are available for a short time in the fall. If you can't...
First prepared by Martha's mother, this classic was a regular on the holiday menu in the Kostyra home. Martha made this recipe on Cooking School episode 403.
Chef Stephen Kalt, owner of New York City's Spartina restaurant, developed this Passover recipe as a pleasant departure from more traditional food such as brisket or chicken. Seville oranges are available...
Serve up this satisfying meal of Panko-Crusted Chicken with Watercress Salad and Buttermilk Dressing for under $20 with a bit of creativity (make your own buttermilk!) and smart shopping strategies (buy...
To stuff your turkey, you'll need 4 cups unbaked stuffing for a 12-pound bird. Stuff it right before roasting and bake remaining stuffing in a 2-quart baking dish.
After they simmer with shallots, garlic, black pepper, red-pepper flakes, fresh thyme, and parsley, baby artichokes are paired with tender, blanched fava beans. Frozen lima beans may be substituted for...