Makes 4 to 6 servings This is a great recipe to keep in your back pocket. Serve the roasted mixture over grains, like we did here, or stuffed in a pita, tossed with pasta, or even to top a quick pizza. Omit the sausage, if you like, for a simple […]
Lemon, Ginger, Barley Pudding with Raspberries
Makes 6 servings If you love rice pudding, then wait until you taste this barley version that offers you all of the creaminess that you love with some extra whole grains and a little less of the not-so-good-for-you ingredients. For a more traditional flavor, leave out the ginger and skip […]
Lemony Hummus
When hummus can be purchased in so many flavors at any store, it can leave you wondering, “Why would I make this from scratch?” And while we think there is always a place for convenience, there is an unmistakable creaminess and flavor that comes from a hummus made with freshly […]
Light and Bright Dinners
Steamed White Fish with Julienned Carrots and Lemon-Scallion Sauce This lemon-scallion sauce is *Chef’s Kiss* perfect, and we bet you’ll find yourself making it all season to top chicken, rice bowls, and the freshest market fish. We’ve used halibut, but you can substitute any fish you like best, including shrimp […]
Martini
Makes 1 serving Dry martinis may have only a few drops of vermouth, while a regular martini has the full 1/2 ounce measure noted here. Be sure to ask your guests how dry they like their martinis before adding the vermouth!
Minted Fava Beans
Makes 5 small-bite servings
Moroccan-Style Carrot Salad
Serves 8
Mulled Wine
Makes 4 Servings
One-Pot Mediterranean Pasta
Makes 4 servings When we say one pot, we mean it! All of the ingredients cook together—pasta included—and the finished dish is flavorful and saucy with less than 10 minutes of work! If you like, you can top the cooked pasta with sautéed shrimp or flaked tuna.
Orecchiette With Ricotta, Peas & Lemon Zest
Serves 4 to 6
Peach Crumb Pie
Makes one 9-inch pie Brown Sugar & Oat Crumble
Planter’s Punch
Makes 1 serving Planter’s Punch was first documented in the New York Times in 1908. The drink’s origins are unknown, but they include connections to the Planter’s Hotel in St. Louis and a planter’s wife in Jamaica. Whatever this delicious creation hails from, this drink can be enjoyed in a […]