Out: project cooking, like lasagna Bolognese. In: easy succotash.
Recipes
Note to Maine farmers: More soybeans, please
Heiwa Tofu and Tootie’s Tempeh could both use more locally grown, organic soybeans to make their products.
Home Plates: For this cook, a CSA box leads to a winner of a dinner
Faced with a box of random ingredients, retired chef Ray Stuchbury came up with a dish that pleased the whole family.
In Anne Holliday Abbott’s home, dinner is much more than a meal
The large, extended family gathers and shares food, sure, but also conversation and companionship. These street tacos let all eaters customize their dinner.
Sauté gnocchi to transform them into crispy, pillowy bites of fun
Stir crisped store-bought gnocchi into a delightful eggplant and tomato sauce for a summery weeknight dinner.
Halibut ceviche is a no-cook, effortlessly cool summer meal
Stay cool with this no-cook ceviche that requires very little chopping and prep.
Tart and earthy, sweet and salty, this salad hits all the right notes
Seared halloumi cheese, a crunchy nut-and-seed topping and creamy tahini vinaigrette make this dish worth revisiting.
When her oven broke, she turned to the toaster oven
It turns out you don’t need a deluxe Wolf or Bertazzoni stove to make first-rate dinners and desserts.
Let tomatoes be both fruit and vegetable in this juicy peach salad
These savory-leaning double agents add complexity to this sweet-leaning summer fruit salad featuring peaches and blueberries.
Tiramisu is a ubiquitous dessert. We have this Italian chef to thank
Roberto Linguanotto, who died in late July at age 81, is credited with creating the popular coffee-flavored dessert in the 1970s.