Cheese tortellini get brown and bubbly under the broiler with the help of a simple white sauce and Parmesan cheese. Crisp bacon pieces add even more flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
These are as simple as ham and cheese, but much more flavorful.
Author: Martha Stewart
This heavy-duty cheese pasta sauce with parsley will be a hit with the whole family.
Author: Martha Stewart
This artichoke salad channels the classic panzanella with beautiful and delicious results. While the artichokes steam, prepare a vinaigrette with chopped tomato, capers, and croutons. Spoon a bit of the...
Author: Lauryn Tyrell
Lots of spice adds a layer of warmth to this turkey chili that you can make in a slow-cooker. This recipe calls for boneless, skinless turkey thighs, serrano chiles, chipotle chile in adobo, whole peeled...
Author: Martha Stewart
Mandarin oranges, toasted almonds, and celery enliven chicken salad with bursts of wonderful color and flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Carrot, celery, and onion infuse this couscous with loads of flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
The ginger-butter-maple syrup glaze is used in the last half hour of cooking for best flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Frozen French-cut green beans can be used in place of fresh to save time. Make sure to thaw them first, drain well, and pat dry with paper towels.
Author: Martha Stewart
Old Bay Seasoning adds a spicy kick to these crispy baked turkey thighs. Serve with Raw Corn and Zucchini Salad on the side.
Author: Martha Stewart
Lucinda's version of bolognese sauce takes just a third of the time of the original to prepare. Serve it over spaghetti or any pasta you may have in the pantry.From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala...
Author: Martha Stewart
We used a mixture of smooth and grainy mustards, but you may choose either.
Author: Martha Stewart
Crisp green Cerignola olives from southern Italy impart earthy flavor to this stewlike chicken dish. Serve over couscous or mashed potatoes, or with a crusty baguette to soak up the flavorful broth.
Author: Martha Stewart
To change up the flavors in this dish, try using parsnips in place of the carrots and an equal amount of spinach instead of the Swiss chard.
Author: Martha Stewart
Preparing Trout Genobloise -- a classic French bistro dish with a lively mix of lemon, capers, and parsley -- provides the cook with an opportunity to practice several knife cuts.
Author: Martha Stewart
Inspired by Korean-style fried chicken, we tossed ours in rice flour, dipped it in batter, and fried it not once but twice for extra crunch and an even, golden color.
Author: Martha Stewart
This spicy New Orleans favorite can be tamed with a milder smoked sausage, such as chorizo or kielbasa, in place of the traditional Cajun andouille.
Author: Martha Stewart
Stacking fish and vegetables in a multilevel steamer lets you cook everything simultaneously. Red snapper or trout are good alternatives to black bass.
Author: Martha Stewart
A boned roast leg of lamb will be much easier to carve; tie the leg securely so that it cooks evenly. Serve with the pan sauce on the side for a delicious dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
Larger than a chicken but smaller than a turkey, a capon (which is a young male chicken) roasts up rich and tender, and is simply divine with the bold fig-pancetta stuffing in this recipe. You can find...
Author: Martha Stewart
Mint adds a nice bright flavor to our take on Hawaiian pizza.
Author: Martha Stewart
This easy beef stir-fry will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. It makes for a delicious meal that comes together in no time.
Author: Martha Stewart
Ginger and scallions season pan-seared eggplant and tuna steaks in this quick-cook meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
Easy and elegant, this dish is a real catch. The use of the word "scampi" to mean a garlicky, buttery preparation for shrimp is more Italian-American than Italian; it's thought to have first appeared on...
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve over mashed potatoes to catch the buttery insides when you cut into the chicken. A simple arugula salad adds a fresh peppery bite.
Author: Martha Stewart
If you crave a new summer pasta, try this dinner inspired by Succotash-a hearty southern side dish made with sweet corn and lima beans. Our version substitutes zucchini for the pale green beans and adds...
Author: Greg Lofts
Chef Rick Bayless shares his recipe for this elegant Mexican dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cream cheese is the secret to the silky sauce in this vegetarian baked pasta dish, while mozzarella and Parmesan create a golden bubbling crust on top.
Author: Martha Stewart
Shake yourself out of a pasta rut with this simple, supremely flavorful recipe for penne with salmon. While the noodles cook in their own pot, you'll sauté juicy cherry tomatoes with garlic and then steam...
Author: Riley Wofford
Not all stir-fries use high heat; this Szechuan-inspired recipe calls for more of a steam-sauté in a covered pan to keep the chicken breast meat from becoming stringy as you cook this 45-minute chicken...
Author: Greg Lofts
You can make this hearty, one-dish meal in just half an hour. It's a great choice for lunch or dinner on a cold winter day.
Author: Martha Stewart
Salty pancetta adds a deliciously meaty bite to this roasted tomato sauce that comes together quickly for a satisfying weeknight meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
No beans in this hearty ground beef-based chili! The meat is cooked with aromatics, then amped up with fire-roasted tomatoes, chili powder, and cocoa.
Author: Riley Wofford
Pancetta (Italian cured bacon) adds salty flavor to this pasta dish; its richness is balanced by crisp-tender green beans and aromatic basil.
Author: Martha Stewart
This delicious bacon and herb roast breast of turkey recipe is courtesy of chef Emeril Lagasse.
Author: Martha Stewart
Whether you like yours roasted inside the bird or baked alongside, this savory stuffing offers the best of both worlds. For this stuffing, be sure to use a cornbread that's not too sweet.
Author: Martha Stewart
In this quintessential pancit, a traditional Filipino dish, rice noodles are piled high with a tantalizing combo of pork, chicken, and shrimp. This dinner-party-perfect recipe is served with quartered...
Author: Martha Stewart
This easy pork dish with a sauce made from pan drippings comes from Ann Playe of Northampton, Massachusetts.
Author: Martha Stewart
A pairing for the ages -- and a beautifully balanced source of protein -- rice and black beans crackle with flavor, thanks to jalapeno, onions, and garlic. In this version, hearty long-grain brown rice...
Author: Martha Stewart
This version of the popular vodka-sauce pasta dish comes from Meg Oliver of Providence, Rhode Island.
Author: Martha Stewart
Parsley, mustard, and vinegar are the base for the flavorful sauce that tops the steak. Make a double batch, and use it on the green beans too.
Author: Martha Stewart
The thick, focaccia-like dough is a great blank canvas for mushrooms and pepperoni here but also works well with other toppings: Swap in crumbled raw sausage, partially cooked chopped bacon, anchovies,...
Author: Martha Stewart
Here's a bistro-style entrée that's easy to make using supermarket ingredients and the oven does most of the heavy lifting. While the broccolini and potatoes roast up to crispy perfection virtually unsupervised,...
Author: Shira Bocar
Everything cooks in the same pan in this easy Thanksgiving side dish: first the bacon, followed by the Brussels sprouts, along with garlic, thyme, brown sugar, and turkey stock.
Author: Martha Stewart
Spaghetti is the time-honored partner for carbonara sauce, a Roman favorite made from pancetta, garlic, Parmesan and Romano cheese, lots of freshly ground black pepper, and eggs-which are tossed, uncooked,...
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
This Southern dish gets south-of-the-border flavor from a chipotle chile and a bit of its smoky adobo sauce. Refrigerate leftover chipotles in adobo in a glass jar, up to 2 months.
Author: Martha Stewart