This collection of savory recipes goes beyond the classic pot pie with delicious results.
Make the most of hearty greens, citrus, and root vegetables with these fresh, colorful in-season salads.
Bright, tangy, and fragrant, lemon—a lot of it—adds lively flavor to pizza, seafood, and gnocchi.
An easy braising method allows for many different flavors
Make this favorite pantry staple at home with just 4 ingredients, then use it to transform baked goods (or coffee) into indulgent treats.
These rich, almost creamy brownies are an amazing treat for chocolate lovers. The condensed milk lightly caramelizes at the brownie edges during baking. You might not want to share those…
Edamame gives this mellow-flavored version of the take-out favorite a nice pop of color, flavor, and texture.
With apologies to Mrs. Paul, homemade fish sticks are so much fresher-tasting than frozen. Paired with a quick-to-make tartar sauce, they’re a treat for kids and grown-ups alike.
The sweetness of both butter and currants is a tasty complement to earthy kale. Look for 5-oz. packages of baby leaves to skip the usual stemming and shredding.
Cooking a flattened chicken breast over low heat keeps it tender and juicy, making a perfect bite in this south-of-the- border sandwich. Serve with your favorite type of fries or…
Pork and fruit are natural partners, made even better with the addition of bittersweet orange marmalade and a splash of Scotch. Serve with Cauliflower and Couscous Pilaf, which will soak…
Cauliflower rice is often a stand-in for grains, but that doesn't mean it can only be in grain-free dishes. Here, it combines beautifully with couscous for a quick and tasty…
In this easy, hands-off side, the potatoes and beans roast together on the same sheet pan while you whisk together a quick vinaigrette.
Braised red cabbage is often paired with sweet elements, like the pomegranate molasses used here. But it also gets a hit of brininess from the crunchy, salty capers.
The green of spinach linguine sets the pink shrimp off in a pretty way in this quick and easy pasta dish, but regular linguine works great, too.
This version of the Italian-American tomato and fish stew gets a deeper flavor thanks to the addition of sausage and red wine instead of white. Serve it with bread to…
Ground pork makes this otherwise light and bright soup hearty enough for dinner. You won’t believe how quick and easy it is to pull together.
Next time you open a bottle of this hearty brew, save a splash for your cooking, too.
Chocolate stout beer gives this chili rich, complex flavors that get even better with time. If you can resist the urge to devour the chili the day you make it,…
The nutty notes of this otherwise mild vegetable are accentuated by the spicy flavors in the mustard glaze.
The Dinner Plan: Simple Weeknight Recipes and Strategies for Every Schedule By Kathy Brennan and Caroline Campion (Abrams; $29.99) When these two authors, friends and former editors at Saveur magazine,…
Making this pantry staple at home (just 4 ingredients!) is totally worth it; the smooth, rich texture is unlike anything you'll get from a can. Use it in baked goods…
I like to use a couple of tablespoons of vegetable shortening (Crisco) in my basic pie dough. It adds a measure of workability and tenderness that’s hard to beat. However,…
I often prepare this pie on a weekend, making the dough and roasting the tomatoes on Saturday, then assembling and baking it on Sunday for dinner. (Of course, it’s easy…
Think of this deliciously creative recipe whenever you have leftover chicken (or turkey) and veggies in the fridge in need of a higher purpose.
In this classic British staple, red wine adds a deep mellow richness to a hearty beef filling. The creamy mashed potato topping, seasoned with sour cream and Parmigiano, is brightened…
This pie is best served about 20 minutes after it comes out of the oven; while the dish will still be hot, the sauce will have cooled enough to thicken.
Chicken and tender-sweet roasted vegetables are heavenly served atop piquant dandelion greens. If dandelion greens aren’t your thing, try baby spinach instead.
This is the perfect winter salad to pair with your favorite grilled cheese sandwich. If you prefer, substitute toasted walnut oil and walnuts for the hazelnuts and oil.
Packed with protein and fiber, this sprightly salad is a balance of sweet and savory. Pan-frying the goat cheese creates crisp edges and creamy centers, but if you’re short on…
Need a winter salad to serve with your favorite soup? Try this warm version of the steakhouse classic. Warning: This may become your favorite way to enjoy Brussels sprouts.
The key to the success of this traditional ramen is the slow-cooked, intensely savory Japanese-style broth. Paired with the full-flavored braised pork belly, marinated eggs, and noodles, it makes a…
Because this dish uses all of the lemon, it may, on first bite, taste a bit bitter. Still, the mix of flavors—the sweet shrimp, creamy beans, and briny olives—conspires to…
Light and lemony, this pasta would make a great first course or a light supper served with a salad. If you’re very ambitious, serve the gnocchi as a side with…
Creamy cheese and paper-thin slices of lemon make an incredible bite of pizza; the tang of the fruit marries well with the mellow cheese. Use a large serrated bread knife…
Fragrant with lemon, this light, utterly simple fish dish is a joy to cook and eat. Serve it with some good crusty bread to dunk in the broth.
When you want a hearty dinner of meltingly tender meat, turn to pot roast. Though it takes a few hours to make from start to finish, there’s little work involved,…
In Italy, particularly the Emilia-Romagna region where dairy reigns supreme, they've been braising pork in milk for centuries. The lactic acid in the milk helps tenderize the meat, giving it…
Though the classic pot roast formula is a classic for a reason, it's fun to change it up to make it more boldly flavored. In this version, for instance, beef…
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