This light, Asian-inflected main course is great served over cooked soba noodles to soak up some of the extra broth.
To speed up this recipe, buy “easy-peel” shrimp, which have already been deveined; because they’re split down the back, they’re easier to peel.
Crème fraîche lends a tangy creaminess to this traditional holiday favorite, and the sweetness of the caramelized shallots adds additional depth.
Need to eat and run? No problem. Roasting the fish and vegetables in one pan keeps cleanup to a minimum.
If you can’t find Espelette pepper, use just a pinch of cayenne instead. The soup keeps for 3 days in the refrigerator or 2 months in the freezer.
The whole rosemary leaves on this rich tart crisp up as it bakes.
Stuffing chicken breasts with minced rosemary and garlic and then tying the breasts together creates little roasts infused with flavor.
A Diamond Fizz is a Gin Fizz made with Champagne instead of club soda. This drink is sweetened with rosemary-infused simple syrup. Browse our Drinks and Entertaining Guide for more classic cocktails.
Add heavy cream and butter to the Basic Caramel recipe for a velvety sauce that’s lovely over vanilla ice cream, with toasted nuts on top. It’s also good with chocolate desserts.
The assertive flavors and bright-green color of this side make it a perfect pairing for salmon or chicken. It also goes well with starchy dishes like risotto and pasta. Some…
If you want to dress things up, try an intense, exotic variety of black pepper like Malabar (see our test kitchen article for information on peppercorn varieties). Serve with a green…
Toasted spices and a touch of chile perk up the flavor of this mild squash.
Firm, woody rosemary sprigs make the best skewers.
When the weather turns cool, add a little heat to your weeknight meal. In this dish, chorizo, a spicy Spanish sausage, combines with chicken, chickpeas, tomatoes, and garlic to make…
This easy pasta gets complex flavor from a combination of mushrooms (try a mix of cremini, shiitake, black trumpet, portobello, and chanterelle), cream, and a secret ingredient—tawny port.
Sugar, lime juice, fish sauce, and chile make a simple yet classic sauce—one that’s practically requisite at any Vietnamese meal. Here it’s drizzled over quick-cooking fish fillets.
This dish has the advantage of cooking on the stovetop, freeing up valuable oven space for other dishes. Want to see this recipe in action? Watch the Video Recipe to see how…
This cake is delicious warm or at room temperature.
Lightly sweetened whipped cream is the perfect counterpoint to chocolate and caramel.
One simple technique, endless variations
Sautéed whole rosemary leaves provide a savory, crunchy contrast to the tender squash.
Some grocers mistakenly label tri-tip steak as sirloin tips, so feel free to ask if there's any question. Tri-tip steak should be thick and nicely marbled. Course, if you can’t find…
A fast, creamy pan sauce dresses up these simple seared pork chops; serve them with rice or noodles to soak up the sauce.
This rich, creamy gratin gets a note of smokiness from the bacon between the layers of tender potatoes. Create your own potato gratin with the Recipe Maker.
Need to run to a yoga class or drop the kids at practice? Don't skimp on dinner; all you need is 15 minutes for these quick turkey tacos. Let your…
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Tips for Potato Perfection Drain cooked potatoes in their skins on a rack rather than in a colander, where they continue to steam and get overcooked as they cool; in…
It may look a little like broccoli, but broccoli raab is worlds apart in terms of its intense, zesty flavor.
Jarred roasted red peppers are a pantry staple for many busy cooks. Great as a topping on bruschetta and sandwiches or as a smoky flavor booster for pastas, dips, and…
That plastic pouring shield that fits on your stand mixer is a great idea to prevent spills if you bother to get it out of the cabinet. We find it…
We’re not usually fans of one-task gadgets, but the effortless way this tool cores pears won it a place in our kitchen drawers. The narrow end zips out the stem,…
If you’re a fan of electric knife sharpeners, this new AngleSelect Sharpener from Chef’s Choice will be a must-have. It sharpens both European and Asian-style knives, which have different blade…
A springform with style The Starfrit springform pan elevates the serving of tortes or cheesecakes too delicate to be moved from the base they’re baked on. The pan has a…
A cross between a lemon and an orange, the juicy Meyer lemon is sweeter, more fragrant, and lower in acid than a regular lemon. To taste for yourself, try the…
So, you’ve decided to make the Roasted Hubbard Squash Soup with Hazelnuts & Chives, and you’re wondering, “How exactly do I crack into this enormous squash?” Here’s how, according to…
The fragrance of grinding juniper berries for the Roasted Turkey with Ginger & Juniper Butter brings to mind one thing: martinis. That’s because juniper berries, from the coniferous juniper tree, are…
Making broth is the ultimate way to eke every last bit of flavor from your holiday bird. And once you have broth on hand, making turkey soup becomes a snap:…
A black peppercorn is the dried unripened (green) fruit of the flowering vine Piper nigrum. The berries turn black and get their wrinkled appearance during the drying process. Their subtle…
In our recent caramel article, we show you how to make a basic caramel and turn it into several amazing desserts. As we tested those recipes, we were reminded of something else you…
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You can make the original vanilla crème caramel or give it an orange or espresso twist (see Variations below).
It’s worth freshly grinding the spices for this rich and silky pie; they add a depth and vibrancy you just don’t get with the pre-ground variety.
Seven top chefs put their delicious spins on a traditional holiday menu. The result? Your best feast ever.
迈耶柠檬更少acidic than standard lemons, and their zest and juice have an herbal, even floral, undertone that makes them worth seeking out. You can also substitute regular…
Brining the turkey and rubbing an intensely flavored butter under the skin before roasting guarantees a juicy bird.
You’ll get plenty of flavor using just the carcass, but if you have the leg and wing bones leftover from your Thanksgiving or other holiday feast, throw them into the pot,…
Delicata squash is available for a short season in early-mid fall. Its sweet flesh is complemented here by caramelized shallots and dry sherry. If you can't find it (or if…
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