How do you upgrade something as classic and essential as a cast-iron skillet? A lid is a good starting place. This covered skillet from Finex also sports a spring-shaped handle…
Pan bagnat, Niçoise dialect for the French pain baigné, or “bread bathed,” is basically a sandwich version of the Niçoise salad, so called because the dressing soaks into the bread. Traditionally,…
Two kinds of chiles—jalapeños and canned chipotles—contribute different styles of heat (fresh and grassy and intensely smoky, respectively) to a mayonnaise coating for grilled chicken. If you have leftover chicken…
This might look like typical salsa, but—surprise!—it’s made with watermelon. The fresh, sweet flavor of the melon and corn is balanced by minced chile and garlic.
这些美丽的洋红色的泡菜,五香juniper, clove, bay leaf, and cinnamon, are delicious alongside simple roast chicken or fish. Spring onions will lend a mild onion flavor, while scallions…
Infused with bright, aromatic flavors and full of wonderfully contrasting textures, this dish offers excitement with every bite. Steaming the quinoa after simmering gives it a drier, fluffier texture.
A tool called a spiralizer turns zucchini and other vegetables into long, curly, noodle-like “zoodles.” If you don’t have (or don’t want to buy) one, you can use a julienne…
A quick broil ensures that the squash retains its firm texture under a blanket of rich cheese sauce and crisp golden breadcrumbs. Pimientos, easy to find near the olives in…
This basic dough comes together in minutes, is supple yet sturdy, bakes up buttery and flaky, and can be used for both sweet and savory galettes. In other words, it’s…
A little spicy, a little crunchy, and a lot tangy, this side dish is positively intriguing. Look for tostadas—the crisp, flat corn tortillas most often served like open-face tacos—at the…
A double dose of ginger—ground and candied—adds fragrant warmth to this sweet, juicy tart. Poppyseeds in the crust add a hint of crunch as well as toasty goodness.
A fragrant mix of fennel seeds, orange zest, and fresh rosemary gives this quick-to-prep dish a French accent. Serve with Fresh Parsley and Caper Mashed Potatoes.