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This easy-to-prepare eggplant appetizer tastes great and can be made a little bit ahead of time. It goes especially well with roasted pork tenderloin and pasta.
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A bistro basic that the critic Bryan Miller brought to The Times in 1988 with the help of Pierre Franey, this luscious roast of pork comes from the kitchen of Adrienne Biasin, who for years ran a homespun and legendary restaurant in Paris, Chez la Vieille The meat is first browned over the stovetop to sear in the moisture, then braised slowly in onions and milk The pan juices are set aside to form the base of a gravy, and the roast is finished in the oven
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This recipe is by Molly O'Neill and takes 10 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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If you want a comforting dinner that is full of flavor, try this quick and easy recipe for homemade beef meatballs and zucchini zoodles.
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This quick and easy Italian Chicken Milanese recipe is baked, not fried it's not only healthier, it also leaves less of a mess behind!
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This bean salad is perfect as a light meal or on the snack table at a party.
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Tomato paste, olive oil, garlic and dried spices including oregano, basil and rosemary steep for hours to let the rich flavors blossom in this interesting, uncooked pizzaria-style sauce.
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Tasty, but a light enough for a hot summer night, this shrimp dish makes use of many ingredients probably already in your fridge or pantry.
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I love mushroom barley soup and I was originally making one that took about 3 hours to cook. This one is so simple and easy and takes a third of the time. If you like mushroom barley soup, you will really like this. It's perfect for a cold winter night.
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Zucchini slices are roasted with onions and baked over a layer of penne pasta and marinara sauce in this vegetarian casserole.
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Fresh scallops are served with a fresh tomato salad in this no-effort summer dish Because they’re being served raw, it’s important to purchase high-quality scallops Many store-bought options are soaked in a phosphate solution that plumps them up with water (therefore bumping up the price), so it’s worth seeking out scallops that are labeled “dry” or “dry-packed" for more pure flavor.
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Instead of using bread, try serving this light dish on a bed of greens, tossed with pasta, or stirred into couscous.