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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 ...
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...
This dish, while not of the quick and easy variety, can be made ahead of time, so it's a good candidate for the upcoming holiday weekend. Not for the ...
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...
These tasty, crispy potato wedges appear over and over on my table and my guests never tire of them. This recipe was buried in a multi-recipe post pub...
This risotto is fairly typical of the way dishes develop in my kitchen. I had the idea to make a risotto with roasted leeks and garlic a few days ago,...
I'm in a sort of heaven: having made myself a bucket of Slow-Roasted Tomatoes, I get to use them in all sorts of fun concoctions. Last night it was th...
Regular readers may have noticed that I'm going through a little infatuation with quinoa lately. It's quick-cooking, light-feeling and brings an inter...
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...
For a side to the turkey and trimmings of an American Thanksgiving dinner, I thought it would be nice to roast, rather than steam, the sprouts, and ad...
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 ...
This recipe – which has the power to convert even the most militant cauliflower-resister – was developed by transposing an old favorite Indian recipe ...
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...
A few weeks ago, in response to a challenge from Alanna at A Veggie Venture by Kitchen Parade, I developed a Tomato Bread Pudding using ingredients th...
I roast vegetables all the time in my countertop oven: beets, shallots, cipollinis, peppers, cauliflower, leeks, tomatoes, sprouts, Jerusalem artichok...
I never tire of coming up with fresh salad ideas for some of the regular diners at my table who particularly love them...which makes me think of our f...
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...
September brings an abundance of big, sweet tomatoes, not only on my own vines but in low-priced boxes at the farms stands. The tourists and summer pe...
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