Recipe Of The Day: Chocolate Zucchini Bread
It’s zucchini season so how to make the most of it? Add grated zucchini to make this delicious chocolate bread that is sweet and moist.
Read MoreIt’s zucchini season so how to make the most of it? Add grated zucchini to make this delicious chocolate bread that is sweet and moist.
Read MoreThis simple seasonal turnip potato tart is as appropriate in summer as it is in the colder months, and as good for lunch at home as it is to bring to a party.
Read MoreIn Western Massachusetts, chefs and local foster care non-profit The Treehouse Foundation have teamed up to create virtual cooking classes - like this pork mofongo recipe - for joint fundraising.
Read More‘The Secret Ingredient Cookbook’ takes ingredient swaps and substitutions to a brand new level, making them the star of 125 recipes.
Read MoreThis rich buttery cake is the perfect delivery vehicle for fresh juicy peaches. The better the fruit, the better the cake overall. Pick up some heavenly summer peaches and give this old time favorite a try.
Read MoreThis easy chocolate-crusted key lime pie recipe comes straight from the recipe archives at Walt Disney World's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa.
Read MoreThese tips and tricks from the head ice cream maker of Salt & Straw will teach you how to make ice cream at home.
Read MoreA mixed berry cobbler, nectarine and berry parfait and a refreshing cherry granita are some of the best desserts you can make this summer.
Read MoreBlack pepper might seem like an odd addition to ice cream, but when paired with smooth honey balsamic and fresh strawberries, the spice adds a welcome woodiness.
Read MoreThis dessert can’t be any more patriotic. Serve this easy chocolate bark with sweet berries on top at your Fourth of July party.
Read MoreThe brandy slush is a favorite regional cocktail in Wisconsin -- here’s how to make this summertime sip at home.
Read MoreThe pina colada cocktail was invented in Puerto Rico, though exactly by whom is up for debate. Learn who claims to have come up with the original drink and get some recipes to celebrate Pina Colada Day, or any day.
Read MoreIf you're looking to switch things up this summer, try this variation on the classic Pina Colada, which uses mezcal and banana liqueur for even more tropical flavor.
Read MoreLearn how to make the original frozen pina colada recipe that started it all, straight from the source - the Caribe Hilton in Puerto Rico. It's one of the most refreshing summer cocktails out there.
Read MoreOther than vanilla and chocolate, we uncovered the most popular ice cream flavors in every state. Some might surprise you.
Read MoreThese smoky beef and mushroom skewers are as fun to eat as they are to cook, making them a great summer dinner.
Read MoreThis easy beef and asparagus skewer recipe is a fun appetizer for the Tokyo Olympics or it can be an easy weeknight dinner, on the table in under 20 minutes.
Read MoreAmerican barbecue has roots in Caribbean cuisine, so why not meld the two at your next cookout? From homemade jerk seasoning to shrimp burgers and more get the flavor-packed recipes.
Read MoreIf you haven't been grilling pork tenderloin, you've been missing out. Here's how to grill this lean yet tender cut of meat.
Read MoreGrilling steak at home doesn’t have to be expensive. According to Myles Moody, co-owner of Kinship Butcher Sundry, these underrated cuts of steak are perfect for grilling.
Read MoreWhat should you serve with grilled steak? Why not try these 15 grilled side dish recipes, which include grilled corn, zucchini and potatoes.
Read MoreIf you’re planning to cook ribs this summer, here’s our guide to help you figure out how to buy and cook the perfect pork ribs for you.
Read MoreAdd this to your dinner rotation especially for Meatless Mondays. Grill up these portobello mushrooms with a zesty filling and creamy cheese on top.
Read MoreThese no-bake desserts are a fun and simple way to avoid heating up the kitchen when it’s too hot out.
Read MoreSome of the food taking up valuable fridge space shouldn't actually be refrigerated. In fact, lots of things are better left on the counter or in the pantry.
Read MoreSalads don’t need to be a boring mix of romaine, tomatoes and carrots; these 15 tips and tricks will bring new life to this lunchtime staple.
Read MoreThis simple, slightly spicy tomato and cucumber salsa is the perfect accompaniment for grilled meats, summer barbecues and pretty much any meal.
Read MoreMidwestern food is a lot more than fried cheese curds and casseroles. These 21 recipes showcase the best food in America’s heartland.
Read MoreVanilla extract is used when baking cookies, cakes and more. But what is pure vanilla extract made of and how does it compare to imitation vanilla?
Read MoreCooking mussels feels intimidating for home cooks, but this satisfying shellfish is just as easy to cook up as shrimp or scallops.
Read MoreRicotta stuffed squash blossoms or zucchini blossoms are a summertime treat just before zucchini burst into season. Learn how to make this Italian appetizer.
Read MoreConventional wisdom says to cook pasta in lots of water, but we disagree. Find out why you should be cooking your pasta in less water, not more.
Read MoreAn afternoon spent canning beans or other fresh vegetables can happily yield a bounty that will last well into the winter. The biggest challenge may be waiting the two weeks for the beans to pickle before eating them.
Read MoreLearn how to make tacos al pastor - with marinated seared pork and grilled pineapple - from Mexican culinary maven Pati Jinich.
Read MorePeaches have extremely thin skin that can be a nuisance to cut off. But if you use this one method it will make peeling a peach easy to manage.
Read MoreCutting a mango can be a pain like pineapple or pomegranate. But if you learn how to properly cut a mango, it will be a breeze.
Read MoreDaring Foods promises that it isn't a plant-based chicken replacement; it's *better* than chicken. Is that true? We tried it to find out.
Read MoreThese easy tips and tricks will help your groceries last longer and cut down on the amount of food you throw away.
Read MoreThese freezer foods will help to ensure you always have what you need to make party-ready appetizers, desserts or weeknight dinners in a pinch.
Read MoreWonder why your at-home coffee doesn’t taste like the stuff from your favorite coffee shop? Here are 5 common brewing mistakes (and how to fix them).
Read MoreFirecrackers, Klondike Bars and Choco Tacos rank among the most popular ice cream truck treats in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
Read MoreIn "Gazoz," Benny Briga and Adeena Sussman share the secrets to the magical, sparkling drinks at Tel Aviv's Cafe Levinsky 41. Learn what is gazoz and get a peach gazoz recipe.
Read MoreLearn how to make the peach gazoz - a refreshing, sparkling, fermented, nonalcoholic drink - from the "Gazoz" cookbook by Benny Briga and Adeena Sussman.
Read MoreWings, miso soup, beef sukiyaki and more Japanese and Japanese-inspired recipes to make while celebrating the Tokyo Olympics.
Read MoreSummer produce is the star in these four fresh, vegetarian recipes. From easy sauteed chard to corn souffle, here’s what to cook this season.
Read MoreGreen tomatoes are unripe tomatoes that have a tangy flavor that can taste great when fried. We’ll show you how to make popular fried green tomatoes.
Read MoreThe best ginger-molasses cookie comes from Zingerman’s Bakehouse in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The bakery has been making their Ginger Jump-Ups for more than two decades and sells thousands per month.
Read MoreThis dressing is the perfect complement to salad made from hearty greens like kale, cabbage, and Brussels sprouts. The lemon juice softens fibrous veggies while adding bright flavor.
Read MoreSure, they're good on salads, but these cheesy croutons add a welcome crunch to all sorts of dishes. Sprinkle them over asparagus spears or fresh sliced tomato, or toss them with grilled vegetables and a drizzle of Italian vinaigrette.
Read MoreSun-dried tomato oil is wonderful to have on hand to jazz up bruschetta, your favorite sandwich or salad, and all types of pasta. Tweak this recipe to make it your own: add garlic and/or fresh herbs, and pulse the tomatoes to your desired level of chunkiness.
Read MoreThis salad is full of wonderful flavor and texture—the smoky crunch of grilled romaine, creamy Caesar dressing, fresh baked Parmesan croutons and a drizzle of sun-dried tomato oil.
Read MoreThinly sliced kale, grated Parmesan, and French bread croutons are tossed with a bright, lemony vinaigrette dressing in this fresh spin on kale salad.
Read MoreIf you've been searching your grocery store for a Newburg sauce comparable to the Knorr's packaged variety, you've hit the jackpot. This recipe is no more difficult or complicated than your basic cream sauce, and there are countless seafood recipes that can be made with it as the base.
Read MoreThis easy salmon recipe is light yet satisfying, making it the perfect simple supper or lunch. A triple dose of orange—juice, zest and marmalade—brightens up grilled salmon fillets and melds perfectly with capers, white wine and a touch cream.
Read MoreQuesadillas, like these featuring Monterey Jack cheese on flour tortillas with avocado, are a favorite for kids
Read MoreThis zucchini tomato chile cornbread is a quick bread. They’re called quick breads because they’re quick to make, at least compared to yeast-risen breads, and they fall halfway between cake and bread.
Read MoreThere's meat sauce and then there's traditional, authentic ragu Bolognese. This is the latter. Based on the official recipe from Bologna, this sauce is simmered for two hours for maximum depth of flavor.
Read MoreBrandy slush, popular in Wisconsin homes throughout the summer months, is like the state’s version of sangria. This fresh version isn't made using concentrates.
Read MoreIf you've never had a brandy slush, the unofficial official cocktail of Wisconsin summers, then start by making this recipes.
Read MoreTraditional Bolognese takes hours to simmer. This weeknight version is ready in 25 minutes but sacrifices no flavor.
Read MoreHow to cook crab legs with a steamer basket. This easy to follow crab legs recipe will yield delicious, warm pieces of meat.
Read MoreThese individual Spanish tortillas (a type of omelet) are flavored with Spanish chorizo and potatoes. Substitute fully cooked diced ham or thinly sliced andouille or kielbasa sausage, if desired, for the chicken chorizo.
Read MoreThese bacon wrapped dates have both sweet and salty flavors that delight the taste buds with every bite. Drizzle them with red pepper sauce before serving.
Read MoreInspired by Spanish patatas bravas, a dish of fried potatoes smothered in an earthy, spicy paprika sauce, this recipe also incorporates crumbly Mexican chorizo for added texture and kick.
Read MoreThis zucchini tomato chile cornbread is a quick bread. They’re called quick breads because they’re quick to make, at least compared to yeast-risen breads, and they fall halfway between cake and bread.
Read MoreLasagna is the perfect pasta dish to make when you need to feed a large crowd or have a lot of leftovers throughout the week.
Read MoreRoasted tomatoes yields two other versatile ingredients: roasted garlic and delicious cooking juices. Roast more tomatoes than are to be used. They can be refrigerated up to 2 weeks and frozen for as long as 3 months
Read MoreMaking mussels steamed in white wine is easier than it seems. Ready in just 25 minutes, steamed mussels are perfect for a weeknight dinner or entertaining.
Read MoreChicken thighs - a flavorful and budget-friendly cut - make a perfect weeknight dinner. If you want to get out of your chicken recipe rut, try coating them in a mixture of tahini, garlic, lemon and spices before roasting.
Read MoreThis eggplant and tomato casserole is the perfect weeknight dinner during summer. The glossy purple of the eggplant offset by the red stripes of the sliced tomatoes that have been wedged gently into the eggplant before baking.
Read MoreRatatouille consists of roughly equal amounts of eggplant, zucchini and bell pepper, flavored with onion, garlic and herbs. Tomato is added in direct proportion to the cook’s tastes.
Read MorePan con tomate is a Catalan-style appetizer that's typically made with only five ingredients — olive oil, salt, bread, tomato and garlic — and requires minimal preparation.
Read MoreWhen you set out to make these chocolate soufflés, you’ll discover you probably have everything you need already. There are just four ingredients: butter, sugar, eggs and chocolate—that’s it. No special tools or skills are required, either.
Read MoreThis berry-licious pie won the Ultimate Fruit Pie Challenge in Pennsylvania's Allentown Fair. This recipe is a fantastic excuse to try something new, whether it's for dessert for your family this week or to keep for the upcoming holidays or another special event.
Read MoreWhether you opt for red or white wine, you can't go wrong with a fruity, chilled glass of sangria. Pair berries, apples and plums with red sangria or peaches, nectarines and melons with white sangria.
Read MoreKalua is a Hawaiian cooking method that uses an imu, a type of underground oven. It can also refer to slow-cooked foods. This recipe uses a Dutch oven to perfectly braise a tender pork shoulder, which is then shredded and served with pineapple slaw and kimchee aioli.
Read MoreBreadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese top off this classic French preparation of sea scallops, mushrooms, white wine and cream.
Read MoreThis cheese ball recipe is easy, tasty and versatile—feel free to substitute the cheeses and toppings. And consider doubling the recipe and popping one ball in the freezer for the next time unexpected guests stop by. You'll be glad you did.
Read MoreThis may not be the quickest or easiest recipe to make, but these sticky buns are so worth it. The first bite into this gooey, warm goody right out of the oven is pure heaven.
Read MoreBig Bear Brewing Company is known for their epic Bloody Mary. Bartender Maria Rodriguez gladly spilled her special recipe for this popular drink: Demitri's Bloody Mary seasoning is mixed with V-8, and they use bacon salt to rim the glass, which adds a smoky, savory, flavorful garnish.
Read MoreThis satisfying savory pie will scratch your tomato itch. Blind-baking the crust lessens its risk of becoming sodden, and starting with a bottom layer of cheese helps, too. Serve as a vegetarian main dish, or as a side dish at a cookout.
Read MoreTomatoes reach their peak during summer. For this rustic tomato tart you can take your pick of the season's freshest. Choosing a mixture of different sizes and colors will give the rustic dish a mesmerizing visual appeal.
Read MoreLearn how to make traditional Puerto Rican mofongo with slow roasted pork and fried plantains, all while supporting a good cause.
Read MoreA homemade Jamaican jerk marinade, 24 hours of marinade time and three hours of grilling low and slow result in the best pork belly recipe imaginable.
Read MoreThis homemade Caribbean jerk seasoning recipe is a marinade and condiment you need in your culinary arsenal.
Read MorePanna cotta is a popular Italian dessert that translates to “cooked cream.” The dessert itself is a simple mixture of cream, sugar and vanilla. Gelatin is used to give the dessert its firm structure.
Read MoreConceived by cattle farmer and blogger, Anne Burkholder, this meatloaf is different than the rest with an unexpected twist of herb stuffing mix and tomatoes on the inside.
Read MoreEdamame take on the role of lima beans in this rainbow succotash. Bacon, garlic and soy sauce make this a side for all of the senses, lending salty crunch to every colorful bite.
Read MoreGet creative with your ice cream flavors and toppings, because the combinations are truly endless in this easy, kid-friendly ice cream pie recipe.
Read MoreThese sandwich recipes, from lobster rolls and burgers to grilled cheese and egg salad, are perfect for summer.
Read MoreA mix of citrus fruits forms the base for this salad, while endive and radicchio provide contrasting bitterness
Read MoreToothsome grains of farro are tossed with asparagus, fennel, arugula and a simple lemon vinaigrette in this healthy springtime salad.
Read MorePinwheel cookies are a holiday standard, appearing on plates at cookie exchanges every year. This season, take the classic cookie up a notch by baking them with a decadent date and nut filling.
Read MoreFeel like a kid again by dunking a grilled cheese into a big bowl of creamy tomato soup. This adult version adds cauliflower to create a healthier soup, and a Parmesan cheese garnish.
Read MoreThese potato chip cookies were sold at Hutzler's, a legendary chain of Baltimore department stores that opened in 1858. The last Hutzler's closed in 1990, but many people still have fond memories of the store and its restaurants, tea rooms and bakeries.
Read MoreThis recipe is an excellent starting point for anyone looking for a straightforward and traditional Spanish-style rice and beans dish. Serve inside flour tortillas with shredded cheese, yogurt or sour cream, and lettuce to make a delicious vegetarian burrito.
Read MoreGrilling is a very simple way to prepare scalloped potatoes and surprisingly quick as well. These potatoes are beautifully caramelized on the outside and soft and creamy on the inside. A delicious side dish for pork, chicken, steak or just about anything else. And best of all: no dish to scrub.
Read MoreWhat's more fun than a cake full of whimsical maraschino cherries? This dessert would be the perfect centerpiece for a children's birthday party or a baby shower.
Read MoreAre you an oyster fanatic? After having your fill of eating them raw and fried, here's another way to enjoy this shelled delight.
Read MoreZucchini and chocolate? It's not as taboo as you may think. The grated zucchini gives the bread moisture without the need of any extra liquids. Get the taste of sweet chocolatey bread as a breakfast snack or to settle a sweet tooth in middle of the night.
Read MoreKasutera, also called castella, is a popular Japanese sponge cake that's incredibly soft and slightly sweet. Now the dessert has many different varieties and can be made with ingredients like powdered green tea, brown sugar or honey like the version seen here.
Read MoreEnjoy delicious marinated beef and veggies in one tasty bite. Grill tender, juicy steak on a skewer with asparagus and green onions for the perfect appetizer for a summer barbecue party.
Read MoreMost vegetables can be transformed into tempura, but none of them compare to asparagus. The springtime veggie's perfect balance of sweet and bitter flavors is brought to new heights when it's drenched in an egg yolk batter and deep fried to perfection.
Read MoreA quick and easy recipe that you can make for a busy weeknight. Tuna fillets marinaded in salty brown teriyaki sauce are cooked in a wok for a few minutes before serving with sauteed lettuce. Perfect to serve over a bed of rice.
Read MoreAlthough mirin is a wine, it's made for cooking not drinking. When brushed over hot food the sweet rice wine turns into a glaze. Here, it's used to bring a honeyed flavor to salmon that complements the soy sauce and fish sauce.
Read MoreShabu-shabu (named for the swishing sound the meat makes as it moves through the cooking liquid) is easy to do at home; you'll need a way to keep the broth superhot at the table. You can use an electric burner and a saucepan.
Read MoreMiso paste is a mixture of soybeans, brown rice and barley, and often other grains fermented with the fungus Aspergillus oryzae, the same ingredient used to ferment soy sauce and sake. Here, the paste is used to make miso soup.
Read MoreDon’t settle for your usual chicken salad recipe. Spice things up by adding curry powder into the mix to create a simple salad for a busy week.
Read MoreThis egg sandwich recipe is similar to a BLT, but swaps the bacon for an egg. The runny, creamy yolk gives the sandwich a rich, buttery appeal while the crisp lettuce and fresh tomato keep things on the lighter side.
Read MoreSeafood rolls are a perfect stand-up option for parties. Use a combination of tender shrimp and sweet langoustine tails instead of lobster to save money and time.
Read MoreThe meatiness of the firm tofu makes it a delicious substitute for seafood in this po'boy sandwich. This recipe offers a little spice with a nice grilled flavor; certainly a dish to add to your next warm summer evening with friends
Read MoreWhen building your sandwich opt for a thick cut, dry-cured bacon, a crispy lettuce like fresh romaine and a perfectly ripe tomato. Once you have the key elements down, get creative by adding in ingredients like the lobster version here.
Read MoreWhatever scallops are served with has to take the lead with big, bold flavor, like this basil-pineapple risotto! Once you make risotto this way, you’ll be hard-pressed to go without it ever again.
Read MoreA sturdy block of feta holds up well in a hot frying pan, crisping around the edges and softening slightly in the center, complemented by sweet blistered grapes.
Read MoreThese sprouts are halved and deep-fried for just a few minutes to get a perfect crunchy exterior, then seasoned with salt and paprika and topped with quick-pickled onions.
Read MoreThis sweet Southern-style side dish would be a welcome addition to any family gathering or holiday feast. To add some kick, reduce the sugar and mix in a small can of diced jalapeño peppers.
Read MoreLooking for a good way to transition into the football season? Try a classic hot dog topped with creamy macaroni and cheese and chunks of crab meat. Here's how you can pull it off for a tailgate — either in the stadium parking lot or in your own backyard.
Read MoreThis classic recipe makes a deliciously rich pound cake that keeps very well. Top it with powdered sugar, fresh berries and ice cream, or all on its own. Any way you serve this one, it's a winner.
Read MoreClassic Maître d'Hôtel butter is made with butter, lemon juice, parsley, salt and pepper. This recipe adds even more flavor with the addition of a few other ingredients, such as Worcestershire sauce, garlic and shallots. Adjust the ingredients according to personal taste.
Read MoreThe delicious sauce for this simple and hearty chicken recipe calls for demi-glace, which is a rich, concentrated brown sauce made by combining veal stock and espagnole sauce (one of the five mother sauces of classic French cooking).
Read MoreThe quality of ingredients means everything in this recipe, and it is worth seeking out fresh cheese ravioli. Serve the ravioli alongside a platter of roasted peppers seasoned with garlic, olive oil and fresh herbs.
Read MoreMade-from-scratch ravioli is a labor of love, but can be quite time-consuming. If you're pinched for time, try using wonton wrappers instead of homemade pasta. You get all the goodness of homemade filling, but the whole process is a little simpler and a lot more fun.
Read MoreFried green tomatoes aren't as bad as they sound. These crispy tomatoes are breaded with cornmeal and then fried to perfection. This seasonal dish makes a great appetizer to end the summer on the right foot.
Read MoreWho could turn down something that looks this delicious? This dessert/brunch mashup has just the right amount of sweetness and spice, and the texture is light, moist and flavorful.
Read MoreAside from its versatility, this quinoa salad is uncomplicated, clean, healthy and satisfies without weighing you down. And who doesn't love a delicious, chilled salad recipe for the summer?
Read MoreThe key to exceptional crab cakes starts with the quality and quantity of the crustacean. You can't skimp on either. The second criteria is the ratio of wet-to-dry ingredients; this recipe uses just a small amount of breadcrumbs to really allow the crab meat to shine.
Read MoreThe secret to a great Key lime pie is creating a light textured filling that balances sweet and tart, supported by a crisp, buttery graham crust. This version uses less egg and adds sour cream, contributing to the consistency of the light, velvety filling.
Read MoreThis recipe is from Talia's Tuscan Table in Boca Raton, Florida, and was originally published in the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
Read MoreThis crumbly almond-flavored cookie, rolled in walnuts and with a chocolate thumbprint center, has been a favorite for years. And after one bite, you'll know why.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a healthy dinner to eat with the family, then try out this recipe. This seafood pasta dish uses fettuccine noodles mixed with leeks, shrimp and sliced almonds. A light and tasty dinner.
Read MoreDried lavender is utilized in this light and refreshing ice cream. The plant's dried buds add a sweet and floral-like taste to the dessert that is complemented by the addition of smooth, silky honey and served with a rich, creamy base.
Read MoreThis ice cream recipe uses pear puree, candied pears and blue cheese. The sweet and salty flavor combo makes for one showstopping dessert.
Read MoreThis smooth custard can be used as the base for any ice cream flavor under the sun. With just six ingredients this recipe is easy to perfect and it's one you can count on any time you're craving a smooth, rich bowl of ice cream.
Read MoreThis no-cook summery granita has it all going on: it's cold, it's gluten-free, it's vegan and it only takes 15 minutes of hands-on time.
Read MoreThere's whipped cream, and then there's lemon mascarpone whipped cream. It's a luxurious, 10-minute recipe that will make everything from fresh fruit to pies shine.
Read MoreA simple mixed berry cobbler lets summer berries shine, while a luscious mascarpone cream makes for a special topping that would also be delicious with pies, pancakes and more.
Read MoreThis easy grilled bacon-wrapped shrimp recipe has an added dose of juiciness and flavor thanks to a white wine and orange marinade, which plays well against the smoky bacon.
Read MoreIf you look forward to Taco Tuesday every week, we’ve got you covered with recipes for fish tacos, chicken tacos, breakfast tacos and more.
Read MoreUpgrade your hot dog to the next level and make it Chicago-style. Trade in that plain bun for a poppy seed bun with a Vienna hot dog, onions, pickle relish, peppers and more.
Read MoreThis easy no-cook gazpacho recipe uses six summer tomatoes, best picked fresh from your very own garden.
Read MoreThe hot summer sun can zap energy and nutrients from the body. Eat and drink these foods to help your body recover quickly
Read MoreFrom lobster rolls to grilled lobster tail, these approachable and delicious lobster recipes will inspire you to get cooking with the crustacean.
Read MoreThese easy vegan zucchini boats, filled with mushrooms and rice, are the best way to use zucchini from your garden or the summer farmers market.
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