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"My parents are Ecuadoran," Garces says, "so I find myself adding Latin American ingredients to everything I cook." His take on green bean casserole is a vibrant medley of beans tossed with oranges, dates, and almonds plus a sprinkle of his secret
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In addition to strawberries and bananas, this smoothie also has vanilla yogurt, wheat germ, and honey.
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Peanut butter, banana, cinnamon, and lots of oats make quick bite-size energy snacks.
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These sophisticated crepes can be made ahead of time and reheated in a low-temperature oven The sauce, made by simmering raspberries in a rose-scented, cassis-spiked syrup, is what makes them special While most of it is poured over the folded crepes, a bit is added to the yogurt, honey and lime filling, making it just sweet enough.
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An unlikely ingredient -- carbonated orange soda -- makes this roasted duck, basted with orange sauce, easy and a little bit different for your holiday table.
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Get a fresh take on healthy when you pair tender asparagus spears with perfectly cooked sorghum grain. This simple, flavorful side dish with the goodness of sorghum will help you add extra protein to your meal.
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This version has little of the traditional egg, but retains the delicate texture associated with challah bread.
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Celebrate spring with this refreshing green salad topped with fresh berries, blue cheese, walnuts, and a blueberry-balsamic dressing.
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This pineapple teriyaki sauce is quick and easy to make with a lot of flavor; delicious on chicken wings, pork chops, or your favorite meat.
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Honey mustard and bacon bits give this chicken salad sandwich a kick!
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An easy way to give roast chicken some character is to baste it with flavorful liquid Contrary to conventional wisdom, this does nothing to keep the bird moist Even a very lean bird remains moist as long as it isn't overcooked
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This recipe is by Melissa Clark and takes About 2 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.