This is a perfect winter soup: warmly spiced, nicely herbed, and thickened by pureed red lentils so that it’s hearty and filling without getting heavy.
Read MoreSuper easy and quick, and great results every time. It's important to use French string beans, which are thinner, sweeter, more tender, and bake really fast.
Read MorePecan yeast “roses” cake is a perfect indulgence to end any festive meal, and lovely for Thanksgiving as a fresh take on pecan pie.
Read MoreBeets are easy to find, especially between spring and fall. They make for a very simple, delicious, healthy dish that epitomizes fall color to me.
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 MoreThis is a terrific fall soup, perfect for the Thanksgiving holiday. It’s easy to make, and requires no pre-prepared soup stock. The aroma of the mulled spices is festive and somewhat surprising in a soup.
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 MoreHumble kale has become the star veggie, and it’s well deserved stardom: Kale tastes wonderful when properly prepared and is a nutritional powerhouse.
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 MoreIs parsley the new kale? Taste this salad and you’ll believe it!
Read MoreSweet potatoes aren’t potatoes, and these are not really chips. This is a highly nutritious baked dish that’s really simple, delicious, yet as satisfying as French fries.
Read MoreMy version of Havuc Kofte – carrot fritters served in an amazing pistachio sauce – the leftovers from the pistachio pesto can be used as a dip, bread spread or thinned into a salad dressing.
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 MoreYou’re going to love this soup! Not only is it colorful and full of flavor, it’s also really easy to make.
Read MoreWhy is banana bread is called banana bread and not banana cake? Is it because it’s baked in a bread pan? Is the name designed to make us feel better about eating it—bread’s a necessity and cake’s an indulgence?
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.
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