Pickled Spring Onions
Marisa McClellan, seriouseats.comThese pickled spring onions can play a number of roles. Dolloped on top of a burger, a basic cookout becomes quite gourmet. Need to bring an appetizer to a party? Toast baguette rounds, add a smear of creamy goat cheese and top with a bit o…
Japanese Miso-Glazed Eggplant
J. Kenji López-Alt, seriouseats.com[Photographs: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt]
Note: Mirin is a sweet rice-based wine. It can be found in any Japanese or Asian grocery story. If unavailable, you can make a substitue by heating 1 cup of sake with 1 cup of sugar until…
Homemade Mallomar Bars
Yvonne Ruperti, seriouseats.com[Photograph: Yvonne Ruperti]
Bite through the crunchy buttery graham cracker, the silky vanilla marshmallow, and the deep dark chocolate, and you just might find yourself muttering “Nabisco who?”
Notes: Avoid overwhippin…
Quick & Hot Artichoke Dip
The Chubby Vegetarian, blogspot.comI made this dip all the time with my best friend when we were growing up and always hungry. It was our go-to snack, and to this day, I have no idea how we came up with it or when we first got the idea. Artichoke dip was just something one or b…
Warm German Potato Salad Recipe
chow.comMakes: 6 to 8 servings
The tanginess of mustard and vinegar is softened by sugar and beer, making a sweet-tart flavor that is wonderful with thick slices of ham, grilled sausages like bratwurst, or smoked pork chops.
Game plan:…
Grilled Coq au Vin
Kerry Saretsky, seriouseats.com[Photograph: Kerry Saretsky]
In the spring and summertime, sitting in a kitchen watching a hot stew bubble away is unthinkable. Criminal! But that doesn’t mean that classics like coq au vin are any less delicious. Here, all the…
Deep Dish Berry Pie Tart
noreply@blogger.com (SprinkleBakes), sprinklebakes.comIs it a pie, is it a tart? Yes. And yes!
I first saw this odd pie-tart hybrid while browsing a pastry table at a local market. I was intrigued for a fleeting moment, then able to pass by with a “eh…” Mr. Baird was intrigued for longer. His…
Chilled Tomato Bisque
Sally, spontaneoushausfrau.comWith the weather heating up and summer just around the corner, you’re gonna want a mason jar of this bisque standing in the fridge.
Yes, right there, next to the creamer. You’ll see it every morning you reach in to doctor your coffee,…
Mark Bittman’s Grilled or Broiled Steak
Caroline Russock, seriouseats.com[Photograph: Romulo Yanes]
Here’s a scenario that we’re sure at least a few of you are familiar with. A big, beautiful steak catches your eye at the market, perhaps a dry aged ribeye or a well marbled locally raised T-bone. After a …