All Stir It Up!
- Pear and blue cheese tartineBlack truffle oil makes this open-faced sandwich a decadent meal for breakfast, lunch, or even a snack. Pair with a salad made from spicy greens such as arugula.
- White cheddar buttermilk biscuitsThis white cheddar buttermilk biscuits recipe comes together quickly, especially with the help of a food processor, to make fluffy biscuits perfect for breakfast! They freeze well, too, and are easily baked from frozen for quick breakfasts made ahead of time.
- Roasted curried cauliflower soupThis creamy soup has the nutty flavor of roasted cauliflower, sweet caramelized onions, and a rich broth made with coconut milk.
- Greek shrimp and orzo bake with lemon and dillThis comfort food dish riffs on Greek lemon rice soup, replacing chicken with tasty shrimp.
- Crisp crunchy orange jicama slawLight, crisp, and sweet, jicama is a vegetable that doesn鈥檛 taste like one.
- Culinary travel: Central Spain and migas tapaIt could be called the聽quintessential tapa of central Spain: bread, soaked in milk, then saut茅ed with bacon, chorizo, and dried, sweet peppers and garnished with grapes.
- Cranberry pistachio baked oatmealFacing a cold winter morning will feel easier after a bowl of warm baked oatmeal.
- Indonesian white chicken curryA fall-off-the-bone tender dish with fragrant spices in a coconut milk broth.
- Sticky lemon chickenInspired by the 鈥渇owl-mouthed鈥 celebrity chef, Gordan Ramsay, this lively, weeknight dish comes together quickly.
- Chocolate buttermilk pound cake with buttermilk ganacheSweeten your Valentine's Day celebration with this delicious and easy to make double chocolate pound cake.
- Pink velvet raspberry cheesecakeWow your Valentine with this blushing raspberry cheesecake.
- Ruth Reichl's diva of a grilled sandwichGrated cheddar cheese mixed with onion, shallot, and garlic melted between sourdough bread makes a decadent grilled cheese sandwich.
- Lunch Mardi Gras style: debris po鈥 boysShredded meat cooked in the slow-cooker on soft rolls with a Creole spread make a perfect po' boys Mardi Gras sandwich.
- Celebrate Chinese New Year with fried pork wontonsDumpling parties make festive gatherings even more fun. These pork-filled fried wontons will be hard to resist while they cool.
- One dish meal: Cuban picadilloBeans and rice is a Caribbean staple. Serve this classic Cuban ground beef dish over rice as the main meal or use as filling for tacos or empanadas.
- Tomato blue cheese soupA favorite dish at a local cafe gets recreated at home with delicious results.
- How to host a dumpling partyCelebrate Chinese New Year on Feb. 8, 2016, with a dumpling party. Have each of your guests roll their favorite fillings to satisfy a range of food preferences. Start with these tofu, spinach, and fennel wontons for your vegan friends.
- Salad for lunch: rice noodles with beet, carrots, and herbsHere's the trick to preparing a week's worth of salad lunches in very little time: use your food processor.
- Date, avocado, and quinoa saladA simple meal in a bowl with crunchy roasted hazelnuts and creamy dressing made from Greek yogurt.
- Celebrate National Chocolate Cake Day (Jan. 27) with spiced molten cakesThe cinnamon, ground ginger, and chili in these molten chocolate cakes will spice up your National Chocolate Cake Day.