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Tag Archives: Recipes
The Season for Grated Tomatoes
Plus a bonus recipe for sizzled eggplant.
Corny on Main
Sometimes you just can’t get enough of those sweet, fresh summer cobs.
Make Your Own Soy Milk
Kongguksu, a vegan noodle soup, is the height of summer pantry cooking.
Tomato Mode
Fresh summer tomatoes lend themselves beautifully to some exceptional no-cook and low-cook meals.
How to Cook in a Vacation Rental
The most enjoyable meals on a trip may just be the ones you make yourself with these tips for planning, shopping and using up every ingredient.
Easy Summer Recipes to Make You Feel Better About Everything
Comfort food isn’t only for cold-weather months.
The Magic of Pizza Bread Crumbs
And recipes for when peach season runs into tomato season.
Heat Wave Salads
Because it’s just too hot to cook.
Eggplant Five Ways
Gain confidence cooking this summer icon with these essential techniques.
The Burger Recipe J. Kenji Lopez-Alt Can’t Improve (Only Tweak)
Oklahoma onion burgers, which cook in moments, are so perfect in their simplicity that they can’t be better, he writes.
Inflation Cooking
Chicken meatballs, tofu salad and more budget-friendly recipes.
Easy Cheap Dinner Ideas for Inflation-Heavy Times
Hello, inflation.
Summery Marinated Vegetables
Grilled and raw vegetables shine when they soak in deliciously seasoned oils and vinegars.
From Sad Leftovers to Dream Dinners
Five recipes for the use-them-or-lose-them ingredients hanging out in your refrigerator.
Eating Well in the Great Outdoors
Cold noodle salads, recipes for camping vegans and cooking out of a cooler.
Epic Tacos
We can’t think of a better recipe for a day off than Pati Jinich’s take on Sonoran carne asada tacos.
Recipes Etched on Gravestone for All Eternity
They say you can’t take it with you, but recipes do disappear when loved ones die. These families have found a novel way to record them for posterity.
Heatless Cooking for Hot Days
You don’t have to light a grill to make the most of summer produce.
The Simplest Salmon and Other Easy Recipes
A vegetable tofu curry, a tuna mayo rice bowl, a crispy-edged quesadilla: You don’t have to be great in the kitchen to get delicious results.
6 Cool Ice Pops to Make With Your Kids
It’s summer. Go wild.
Delicious Reasons to Make Your Own Kimchi
Cooking with homemade vegetarian kimchi is a joy, at every stage of the fermentation.
10 Beginner Recipes That Will Teach You to Cook
Build confidence in the kitchen with these delicious recipes.
Eat This Outside
After a hot day, Hetty McKinnon’s crisp gnocchi with tomato and red onion is a small piece of summer heaven.
Thick-Cut Zucchini, Smashed Cucumbers and Grated Tofu
Vary the way you prep ingredients to get the absolute most out of them.
Eric Kim’s Essential Korean Recipes
‘If I could have only 10 Korean dishes for the rest of my life, these would be the ones.’ The Times Magazine columnist, cookbook author and son of South Korean immigrants shares the dishes that define the cuisine for him.
Cool Cukes, Alluring Avocado
Hetty McKinnon’s easy, earthy recipe contrasts crunch with creaminess.
How to Cook (or Not Cook) an Artichoke
You can roast, steam, boil and fry this delicious vegetable, or even eat it raw.
It’s Salad-for-Dinner Season
Yasmin Fahr’s salmon and couscous salad with cucumber-feta dressing is a master class in contrasting textures.
Chicken Marbella Without the Chicken
Reimagining an ’80s classic — with beans!
A Moment of Brightness
These recipes won’t make all the wrong things right, but I hope they offer a much-needed break.
Memorial Day BBQ Side Dishes Your Guests Will Love
Wow your friends and family with slaws, salads and braises that don’t shy away from big flavor.
Savory Rhubarb, and Tofu Two Ways
Make khoresh rivas if you have some time, or a quick tofu soup if you don’t.
Rescuing Ukrainian Family Recipes
For one Ukrainian American home cook, recording and sharing the dishes she grew up eating is an act of resistance.
Eggs for Everyone
Whether you like them extra-creamy and scrambled, baked with asparagus, or fried and runny-yolked, we have recipes for you.
24 Recipes That Make the Most of Eggs
Fry them until they’re crisp and runny, boil them as a speedy snack or whip them into billowing clouds with these 24 recipes.
Let the Oven Work for You
Ali Slagle’s gnocchi with sweet and hot peppers is delightfully hands-off, cooking both sauce and pasta at the same time.
This Crispy Fish Is Irresistible
Kay Chun’s fish Milanese is topped with a lemony caper sauce, and makes for excellent sandwiches the next day.
16 Easy Easter Brunch Recipes
Enjoy a fabulous holiday meal without spending hours in the kitchen.
Salad Secrets From Yotam Ottolenghi’s Test Kitchen
For his first column for the magazine, the chef shares a butter-bean salad perfect for spring.
A Baked Onion and Rice Casserole for Passover and Beyond
Glistening with honey and pomegranate juice and studded with pine nuts, this baked onion and rice casserole is anything but unassuming.
Doctor-Approved Recipes
Schnitzel with grapes, pasta amatriciana and more ideas from an afternoon of playing recipe concierge.
I Got Lost in Tokyo Station and Found the Perfect Comfort Food: Kakuni
Kakuni (braised pork belly) is velvety and heartening, heightened by its directness — and wildly simple to cook.
How Emily Nunn Turned Salad Into a Soapbox
Brash and funny, she uses her popular Substack newsletter, The Department of Salad, to hold forth about ageism, politics and, oh yes, leafy greens.
The Milk and Cookies Cake Roxane Gay Swears By
Frosted with buttercream and finished with chocolate chips, this confection is so good you don’t need a special occasion to bake it, the writer says.
Easy Recipes for When You’re Burned Out
Tired of … everything? These simple, delicious dishes won’t wear you out.
Mistakes Happen. In the Kitchen, That Can Be the Best Thing.
For her final column, Dorie Greenspan shares how a recipe misstep led to perfectly imperfect chocolate thumbprint cookies.
Mardi Gras Recipes for Your Next Celebration
The parades are back on in New Orleans, but you don’t have to travel to taste the flavors of the Carnival season.
Easy Braising Recipes
A few hours on the stove or in the oven does wonders, turning hearty short ribs and dense root vegetables soft and silky.
Chicken and Potatoes With Commanding Flavor
Country Captain is a Southern classic with roots in the British Empire. This Anglo-Indian version is simple yet luxurious.