We love a good banana pudding, and this even one’s better than we remember.
Pumpkin stuffed French toast, full of fall flavor, is a weekend treat worth cozying up at home for.
Just be sure to use a sweet ruby port, not a tawny one, in this elegant after-dinner dish.
This dish is like an autumnal version of shepherd’s pie that’s as tasty as it is healthful.
It revs up the seasoning of a stir-fry so you can pare down the ingredient list.
Its gnarly appearance makes it seem tough and unapproachable, but it is actually tender and lovable.
Celebrate the season with apple and kale stuffed pork chops in a riesling mustard sauce.
For more healthful muffins, sweeten them with ersatz “sugar” made from dates.
Here, the Asian flavor comes by way of the slaw, made with Napa cabbage, carrot and daikon radish.
A fragrant, crunchy sprinkle of dukkah (an Egyptian seed and spice blend) makes this sandwich.
This recipe takes advantage of the bounty of summer vegetables: green beans, eggplant, tomatoes.
Once you get the basic formula down, you can play with the fruit and herb combinations.
This recipe is inspired by a favorite street food in Japan that often involves a lot more butter.
Whether you have a vegetable garden, a share in a CSA (community-supported agriculture) or you are just trying to make the most of what’s bountiful… Continue reading
Good balsamic vinegar brings this summery salad of figs and halloumi together.
This healthful recipe’s bright, fresh ingredients banish thoughts of a mayonnaise-heavy salad.
This take on the classic English dessert takes advantage of the thick creaminess of Greek yogurt.
This version of the summer classic parts ways with a mayonnaise-based dressing.
It’s the perfect dish to help you rehabilitate from unhealthful Fourth of July fare.
Once you have tried this coconut melon soup, you might find yourself craving it instead.
