Barbecue sauces range from mild and sweet to fiery hot. For this recipe, a mild variety works best. Try these with our savory Corn Fritters.
Author: Martha Stewart
Preserve fresh red currants with this tangy jam recipe from "Mes Confitures: The Jams and Jellies of Christine Ferber."
Author: Martha Stewart
Salted nuts balance the sweetness of caramel in these candylike cookies. These bars are quite rich, so feel free to cut them in half.
Author: Martha Stewart
This zesty red sauce is thick with diced red peppers. Its piquancy comes from crushed red-pepper flakes and dashes of hot sauce. Serve tossed with hearty fettuccine noodles and freshly grated Parmesan...
Author: Martha Stewart
Tangy blue cheese, bacon, and crisp lettuce combine with shredded chicken breast in this hearty sandwich, which can be made using reserved extra ingredients from our Cobb Salad.
Author: Martha Stewart
Pimenton, or smoked paprika, gives these potatoes an unexpected flavor. Any of the several varieties of the spice -- ranging from sweet to hot -- will work well, so take your pick.
Author: Martha Stewart
Chris Kimball, author of "The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook," prepares this unusual coleslaw with spicy peanut dressing to accompany his crispy, crunchy fried chicken.After chopping the cabbage, Chris sprinkles...
Author: Martha Stewart
The light, flavorful mushroom soup is the perfect precursor to any Asian-inspired meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
This brunch classic may seem like a feat of timing best left to the pros, but our recipe helps you pull off Eggs Benedict at home. The trick to any kind of stress-free entertaining is to do as much as...
Author: Shira Bocar
This fabulous recipe is courtesy of "The Martha Stewart Show."
Author: Martha Stewart
This basic salad goes well with different pasta dishes, including bats and cobwebs.
Author: Martha Stewart
A perfect make-ahead lunch, these noodles-made with a sweet-and-spicy sauce of peanut butter, sesame oil, soy sauce, and crushed red-pepper flakes-can be prepared and refrigerated for up to week.
Author: Martha Stewart
Broiled pork tenderloin gets tender and tasty in the blink of an eye; a side of cooked apples is gussied up with leeks, sherry vinegar, and honey.
Author: Martha Stewart
Double trouble! There are two kinds of strawberries in this tart recipe-three pints of fresh strawberries and three cups of strawberry preserves. Chef Tony Esnault's grandmother made this tart every summer...
Author: Martha Stewart
Roasting gives these little grape tomatoes extra flavor when tossed with the olive oil and spices for a quick appetizer or side dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
Skip the green food coloring. We've raised the bar for St. Patty's Day desserts. These blondies are enriched with Irish coffee-inspired flavors-ground coffee in the batter, whiskey in the sugar glaze....
Author: Martha Stewart
Not as famous as Pad Thai but just as delicious, this classic Thai dish calls for stir-frying rice noodles with soy sauce. The unique flavor comes from browning the ingredients and allowing the sauce to...
Author: Martha Stewart
The sweetness of fresh corn makes it an excellent flavor base for homemade ice cream.
Author: Martha Stewart
Grace vegetarians at the Thanksgiving table (and beyond) with stuffed baked squash, flecked with crunchy pecans and sweet dried cherries.
Author: Martha Stewart
One quesadilla per person is never quite enough, so this recipe makes an extra to share.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe is from the "Martha Stewart's Dinner at Home" cookbook.
Author: Martha Stewart
Talk about a delightful twist on berries and cream! This light and airy chiffon cake will instantly transport you to cloud nine, and the luscious fruit filling is what summer dreams are made of.
Author: Martha Stewart
If you're nuts for nuts, salted cashews -- both ground into a butter and chopped -- give caramel-drizzled cookies deep flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Use this recipe to make our Raspberry Tart. Be sure to make the pastry cream on the same day you plan to use it; otherwise it has a tendency to become thin and runny.
Author: Martha Stewart
Use spoonfuls of this tomato-and-olive salad to top a fresh serving of tuna.
Author: Martha Stewart
Give sauteed green beans a buttery crunch with pine nuts.
Author: Martha Stewart
A tender almond filling and a buttery crust, both quickly blended in the food processor, complement delectable figs. The crostata is especially good warm.
Author: Martha Stewart
Impress dinner guests with this elegant potato blini appetizer from chef Thomas Keller's "The French Laundry Cookbook."
Author: Martha Stewart
The earthy flavor of the lentils is set off by the tartness of the tomatoes and a spoonful of wine vinegar, which is stirred in just before serving the soup.
Author: Martha Stewart
Seafood and chorizo, flavored with sherry and saffron, are arranged in a family-style celebration of Spain's cuisine in this flavorful salad with a Basque flair.
Author: Martha Stewart
Tomatillos, members of the cape gooseberry family, have a thin papery skin that should be removed before eating or cooking.
Author: Martha Stewart
A few simple tricks -- soaking in warm water and vinegar, dusting lightly with cornstarch, and cooking in a very hot pan -- ensure that the potatoes stay crisp.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cinnamon is commonly used to spice carrot cake but we recommend using cardamom here.
Author: Martha Stewart
This roasted-eggplant dip, made silky by the addition of yogurt, arrives alongside crisp, Herb-Rubbed Pitas for easy scooping.
Author: Martha Stewart
The economical egg is a great base for all sorts of hearty flavors; our versatile frittata recipe can be made with a variety of ingredients for an easy meal anytime.
Author: Martha Stewart
Our Mediterranean-style vegetarian pizza jazzes up store-bought dough with caramelized onions, zucchini ribbons, feta, Kalamata olives, and fresh mint. Each slice strikes the perfect balance between sweet...
Author: Martha Stewart
A simple leafy green salad is enhanced by thinly sliced carrots and watermelon radishes and finished with a pickled-shallot vinaigrette and edible flowers. It's a bright and easy side dish to serve alongside...
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve steamed mussels as a first course, or as a full meal accompanied by salad and crusty bread to soak up the delicious sauce. When buying mussels, choose only those with uncracked, closed shells.
Author: Martha Stewart
Made with Nabisco Famous Chocolate Wafers, this delicious Icebox Cake requires no baking; simply assemble the layers of whipped cream and cookies, refrigerate, then top with more whipped cream and milk-chocolate...
Author: Martha Stewart
Caramallows, true to their name, bring together gooey caramel and home-made marshmallows, and then enrobe both in chocolate. Get the packaging how-to for the Chocolate-Dipped Caramallows.
Author: Martha Stewart
A crunchy sugar coating tops juicy grapefruit halves for a tangy-sweet textural delight. This recipe comes from "Martha's Entertaining."
Author: Martha Stewart
These bars, topped with brown-sugar icing and candied ginger, are best a day or two after they are baked so the flavors have a chance to deepen.
Author: Martha Stewart
Perk up our Basic Shortbread Wedges with this espresso flavored variation.
Author: Martha Stewart
Balance strong herbs, such as dill and thyme, with milder ones, such as parsley.
Author: Martha Stewart
This lemon-flavored dish mixes perfectly with chicken and broccoli for a is simply delicious dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
We found risotto only needs occasional stirring to cook up creamy; adding broth in large batches cuts down on fuss. Cook the rice until al dente -- you don't want it too soft.
Author: Martha Stewart
This pasta dish gets most of its flavor from the sauteed mushrooms, along with a little garlic and Parmesan cheese. For a more complex flavor, use a variety of mushrooms.
Author: Martha Stewart
Fried fish is the traditional filling of Baja tacos. They are simply garnished with shredded cabbage, pico de gallo, and sour cream.
Author: Martha Stewart
The fish and shitake mushrooms are steamed in the bottom basket, where the haet is stronger. Edamame (green soy beans), which just need to be heated through, can go in the top tier. This recipe can be...
Author: Martha Stewart