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This slow-cooked casserole of white beans and several kinds of meat has long been considered the pinnacle of regional French home cooking It takes planning (you’ll need to find all the ingredients), time and a good deal of culinary stamina But the voluptuous mix of aromatic beans surrounding rich chunks of duck confit, sausages, roasted pork and lamb and a crisp salt pork crust is well worth the effort
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This Lebanese version of traditional lentil soup with spinach is seasoned with mint and lemon juice. It's traditionally served with toasted French bread for dipping.
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The secret to making less expensive cuts of meat tender is a good marinade. This one fits the bill. Mix up soy sauce, vegetable oil, ketchup, oregano, and three cloves of garlic, and then marinate the meat overnight. Grill, and slice on the diagonal.
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Small leaves of Bibb lettuce are topped with watermelon balls, crumbled feta cheese, and toasted cashews in Chef John's sweet, salty, crunchy salad.
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A favorite with Caribbean and Louisiana cooks, the mild flavor of the plump, pear-shaped mirliton squash makes it a natural for vegetable side dishes.
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Combine the ingredients for fajitas together with quesadillas to create steak fajita quesadillas for a quick and easy dinner.
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Sautéed mushrooms can make almost any inexpensive red wine taste better!
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These salmon patties require a few simple steps for preparation, but the combination of shallots, mashed potato, and a crunchy coating is really delicious.
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This awesome marinade for chicken, chicken wings or flank steak has a taste of Mexico with a hint of Texas. It's definitely a must for the grill!
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Here is a family favorite recipe that while it sounds strange is very tasty and has won over everyone who has tried it. It was born out of wartime in the Philippines we believe. Typically served for breakfast with butter or margarine. Not a sweet waffle. Best in a standard waffle iron (not Belgian).