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Garlic scapes are the tender curling young stalks of hardneck garlic. Harvested in the spring, they are crunchy and garlicky, and, like garlic cloves,...
There isn't much to say about this dish, except that it's really good! Acorn squash, roasted with shallots, aromatic spices, butter and maple syrup --...
In this recipe, Japanese short-grained rice is cooked in a mixture of dashi (a broth made from shaved dried bonito), soy sauce and saké. When the rice...
When I need inspiration I go out to eat and make a few notes. Then I go back to the kitchen. This absolutely wonderful salad is my interpretation of ...
Hey, we're having lots of fun in the kitchen over here! Watermelon radish and persimmon make a nice crunch and sweet/exotic juxtaposition -- not to me...
This week's farm share box is predicted to include a bunch of baby turnips -- and it's likely that these will turn up several more times in our share ...
Turnips and peas are a great combination, and when the turnips are these tender, flavorful babies it's a match made in heaven. In this preparation, bo...
This simple preparation is one of the longest running supporting players in my cast of old reliable recipes, and it never fails to bring in compliment...
I posted a version of this recipe over four years ago, on January 30, 2006. In that post I said: "This simple preparation is one of the longest runnin...
My friend Donna -- a tremendously inspiring cook who has had a great influence on me -- taught me to braise leeks probably ten years ago and it's beco...
Last week I roasted a chicken to Elise's request, and came up with this concoction of green beans braised in herbs, tomato and citrus and served with ...
Broccoli rabe (also called broccoli raab or rapini) appears on our table very frequently – usually in a very traditional form (steamed with chicken br...
Broccoli rabe (pronounced RAAB; also called rapini, or just rabe) is a plant of the mustard family which also includes cabbage, kale, broccoli, caulif...
I developed the basic recipe for these pancakes when I was preparing an entry in the Paper Chef competition in which one of the ingredients was carrot...
We like to cook with local produce, but in late winter and early spring here in Maine the options dwindle and we need some variation. Even though gree...
I've always been fascinated with the role errors play in discoveries, and in the creation of new ideas in the kitchen...and now I'm becoming equally f...
Cipollini onions have become a fall favorite in our house over the last few years, since I first encountered them in a jar at the antipasti counter at...
I have come to appreciate dandelion greens as they've graduated from foraged fare to the produce section. Somewhat bitter and, if cooked correctly, wi...
I always try to maximize the visual appeal of food when I serve it, but this is one case where the cook gets about 90% of the visual enjoyment. Dinosa...
Farro (also called emmer wheat, and sometimes confused with spelt, a similar grain) was apparently first cultivated around 10,000 years ago and may be...
Fennel is a big favorite of mine, not only because of its pungent, distinctive flavor but also for its versatility. It can be served raw in a salad, a...
We love artichokes – even though they're hardly a local product here in Maine – but preparing them is a pain, so when I can get baby artichokes I alwa...
In my book, celeriac is an endlessly interesting root vegetable, combining the taste and healthiness of celery with the consistency and versatility of...
We love this dish, with its zesty Italian flavor, and we love how the nutrition numbers fit so well in our glucose- and weight-control plans! And did ...
Tthe other night I set out to make a simple meal with some Jerusalem artichokes and dried fava beans I had in stock. 'Chokes and beans: extremely basi...
As winter drags into the February doldrums in Maine we are deeply chilled by the cold blasts and deep drifts. Thoughts naturally turn to long slow coo...
This was a meal made almost completely from produce grown on small Maine farms or backyard gardens -- and what a meal! Elise said it was "one of the m...
A couple of days ago I picked up some nice Oyster and Lion's Mane mushrooms from one of the farmers at our biweekly farmers's market, and with cilantr...
This salad has a surprisingly long list of ingredients but it was definitely worth the trouble. It would make a perfect accompaniment to roasted or sm...
o here it is, a full meal pizza, complete in one slice: meat, potatoes and your green vegetable, all sitting on top of your bread. A layer of potatoes...
As I thought about making this risotto I remembered that the last pumpkin risotto I'd made was a little disappointing because while it tasted good and...
I don't usually make notes while dining at restaurants, so I doubt that my version is all that close to the dish that inspired this one, but the essen...
When I shop I'm always on the lookout for produce items that are only available in certain seasons. Not only do they add interest and variety to the m...
This simple side dish is extremely popular in our house. Not only is the subtle spice of the garam masala a nice change of pace, but also we love the ...
Now that I know how hip and trendy Jerusalem artichokes are I can't stop thinking of ways to use them -- and there are a lot of ways, from soups to pu...
These plump sweet shallots are related in name only to the dry overpriced peanuts sold in supermakets. Roasting them is very easy. Wash them, trim off...
The farm share this week included a bunch of tiny little new carrots -- about a quarter inch at their fattest -- and some more garlic scapes. I also h...
Now that we all know what rutabaga is, we can think about all the wonderful things we can do with it. These "fries," which are actually baked, are a t...
Last week in the farm share box we had -- along with summer squash, kale, tomatoes, cucumbers, celery and parsley -- beets and green beans, two of my...
I've been experimenting with braised fennel lately, and finding that it makes a luxurious and tasty bed for seared meat and fish. The distinctive liqu...
In some of my other sprouts recipes I add in richness, texture and flavor with nuts or bacon but this one is pretty much sprouts forward, with complem...
Tomatoes were five dollars a peck at our farmer's market in Portland so of course I roasted a few trays. Now I'm having fun figuring out how to use th...
What to do with those beautiful but huge daikon radishes in the store? Shredded raw for a salad, cut in sticks and cooked for a soup -– of course. But...
Spinach is, as we know, a powerful food we should all be eating as part of a healthy diet, especially if you're a person with diabetes. ...
This beautiful Chinese cabbage was part of my farm share this week and I made the classic stir-fried cabbage with ginger and garlic. Light, incredibly...
It's zucchini and summer squash season...an old joke in Maine is that you have to be sure your car doors are locked in August when you go to pick up t...
Over the last few years Vidalia onions have become regularly available in our markets here in the North, and we've become quite addicted to them in ou...
My kohlrabi tis weeki were, as promised, "crisp and juicy as an apple." They can be peeled and sliced raw into a salad for a crisp addition, and eaten...
My friend Helen, at Beyond Salmon, stepped outside the bounds of her fish-oriented blog the other day to share her recipe for Tomato Onion Tart, which...
Another warming dish for midwinter, this white bean ragout is easy to make and very satisfying when the cold winds blow. It's quite versatile, too. I ...
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