These are a healthier version of the baked bagel sold in food stands in Old City Jerusalem. Unlike the typical boiled New York bagel this one is baked, yeasted, lighter in texture, and covered in lots and lots of sesame seeds.
If you aren’t into farro yet you soon will be. Here I cook it in a purée of leafy green vegetables and herbs for a delicious and highly nutritious dish.
Veggies take a central role in flavoring and in presence in this delicious pasta dish, comprising at least half of the serving bowl
Read MoreThere’s more than one way to fill a paratha, a traditional Northern Indian food, but the technique I’m going to show you is a game changer, because it’s so easy, and you’ll soon see how it can apply to any filling you desire. A stuffed paratha can be filled with anything, as long as you make the filling smooth an non-lumpy.
Read MoreThis easy bread will be an instant hit in your home. Serve it with some olive oil for dipping, or with a simple spread such as hummus, tahini, or pesto, and let's see if there'll be anything left for tomorrow's sandwich.
Read MoreThis recipe makes the best, freshest, most wholesome naan, no special equipment necessary – any skillet will do.
Read MoreThis is a very simple recipe, and a dish everyone seems to love. I’ve been asked for this recipe so many times, that it’s time to post it once and for all.
Read MoreFall is the season for black and orange, and I can’t resist this occasion for sharing with you my favorite rice: black rice.
Read MoreMy current favorite brown rice is the short grain variety; it is one of the most full-flavored rices out there, it has a beautiful nutty aroma, it is plump and pretty and oh so tasty. Try it!
Read MoreBaking pita bread at home is easy and fun. It’s really a beginner baker’s project, and a wonderful first bread recipe to make with kids.
Read MoreRoot vegetables become magical when they meet the high heat of the oven. They develop caramelized and mellow flavors, and are so much richer. This soup is the perfect little meal on a cold day.
Read MoreI love edamame. My entire family loves edamame. Those snackable bright green soybeans are a staple in my home, and I keep both shelled and non-shelled in my freezer at all times, on the ready.
Read MoreThe aroma of baking waffles makes weekend breakfasts feel like a special occasion – a lovely way to start the day. This recipe uses 100 percent whole wheat.
Read MoreGrilled rustic bread is topped with the green flavors of the garden in this double take on peas: a lightly garlic-scented pea pesto spread, garnished with caramelized sugar snap peas. Try it as an appetizer or a light lunch, served with a small salad.
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