Roasting the chicken on a preheated pan saves time and helps the meat brown. You don't need to add oil to the califlower and chickpeas; they cook in the drippings from the chicken.
Author: Martha Stewart
For the fastest pasta, cut to the chase: Cook pappardelle in the tomato sauce. Finish with ricotta and basil.
Author: Martha Stewart
For this pasta dish, broccoli rabe and orecchiette are cooked together in one pan. You could stop there and simply finish with a drizzle of extra-virgin oiive oil and some finely grated Pecorino Romano,...
Author: Martha Stewart
Everyone's favorite way to eat lobster: boiled in the same pot as fresh corn and new potatoes -- melted butter is optional.
Author: Martha Stewart
A tangy, spicy sauce offsets the richness of the steak.
Author: Martha Stewart
The mild flavor of the pork benefits from the heat and spice of the garlic and jalapenos.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe for sauteed artichokes is courtesy of chef Eric Ripert and is used to make his Arugula and Baby Artichoke Salad.
Author: Martha Stewart
Reinvent boneless chicken breasts with this zesty, spicy sauce.
Author: Martha Stewart
Grated zucchini, anchovies, garlic, and a splash of pasta water create a summery, umami-packed sauce for gemelli. Salty Pecorino Romano and fresh mint are stirred in off the heat for even more flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
A big pot of this full-flavored chili will serve a crowd or keep you in leftovers all week. It's packed with bacon, ground turkey, pinto beans, and a touch of molasses for richness.
Author: Martha Stewart
Using store-bought frozen hash browns cuts the prep time and the high vegetable content cuts the fat, making this convenient and healthy meatloaf recipe a great weeknight dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
A taco bar lets guests select their favorite fillings and fixings, choosing from chicken, pork, lettuce, radishes, cilantro, cheese, sour cream, salsas, and a squeeze of lime.
Author: Martha Stewart
The ultimate; meatballs, made with ground pork and ground beef, are simmered in a quick tomato sauce, then topped with mozzarella and broiled.
Author: Martha Stewart
When making protein-rich foods, consider the whole package. Sirloin, for example, has about half the saturated fat on a porterhouse steak.
Author: Martha Stewart
"I've gotta tell you, it is a bit on the spicy side, so feel free to reduce the cayenne peppers if you're not a spice lover. With white rice served alongside, this is a complete meal." Emeril Lagasse
Author: Martha Stewart
This whole dish can be made ahead and packed up to go -- making it perfect for a picnic or potluck.
Author: Martha Stewart
This baked herb risotto goes well with a stew dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Roasting the vegetables, along with the pork, brings out their natural sweetness; the meat is moist, tender, and full of flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Scallops and fennel take on a casual air when tossed with herbed pasta. Choose larger scallops if possible, so they won't tear as easily on the grill. This recipe comes from Martha Stewart's Grilling:...
Author: Martha Stewart
We've improved on classic parsleyed noodles by adding aromatic fresh thyme.
Author: Martha Stewart
We've come up with a home-cook-friendly recipe for intensely spicy, crisp-skinned jerk chicken that's steeped in authentic flavor. Scotch bonnets are traditional, but you can use habaneros, which are similar...
Author: Martha Stewart
You can't get much more basicthan poaching; cooking thesalmon in a packet in saltedwater with lemon and peppercorns gives you moist, healthyresults.
Author: Martha Stewart
Martha's recipe is inspired by one she tasted from Naomi Duguid and Jeffery Alford, authors of Hot Sour Salty Sweet: A Culinary Journey Through Southeast Asia.
Author: Martha Stewart
The name "gumbo" comes from the Bantu word for okra, a key ingredient in this Creole stew.
Author: Martha Stewart
Stewing is a three-step process: Brown the meat, add aromatics, seasonings, and a generous amount of liquid, and then simmer on the top of the stove until the chicken is tender.
Author: Martha Stewart
Basmati rice with shallots is an aromatic backdrop to any meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
If you want to ensure that a piece of meat is both tender and flavorful, you can't do better than braising. This recipe is brought to us by Tom Valenti, owner and executive chef of New York's Ouest restaurant,...
Author: Martha Stewart
Pasta plus five ingredients (and a little salt and pepper) makes a great meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
Meet the most memorable steak you'll ever slice. It's a riff on Tuscany's "bistecca alla Fiorentina", a grilled porterhouse that is traditionally topped with arugula and a splash of olive oil. We added...
Author: Lauryn Tyrell
This savory "cake" is packed with pasta, meaty tomato sauce, and cheese. A springform pan allows it to hold its shape. It takes only a few minutes to pack the ziti into the pan for this dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
It's a busy cook's dream: dinner that makes itself. With a slow cooker, it's a reality. Toss together the few ingredients necessary to make this flavorful chicken dish, push a button, and find a comforting...
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve this Roasted Chicken Breasts with Ratatouille with crusty bread to sop up the juices.
Author: Martha Stewart
A sauce made from mushrooms,Madeira wine, and chicken stock is thickened in a wok, then combined with pasta and fresh baby spinach.
Author: Martha Stewart
Shrimp are a great low-fat protein. Instead of frying them, we bake them at high heat. The cornbread stuffing protects the meat and becomes golden and crisp.
Author: Martha Stewart
This sweet pastry dough recipe makes the perfect base for any one of our delicious pastries or tarts.
Author: Martha Stewart
Ask your butcher to remove the chine, feather bones, and any excess fat from the crown roast. You can have the butcher grind the trimmings to reserve for another use.
Author: Martha Stewart
Comforting and crave-worthy, macaroni and cheese is hard to improve. But we think we've done it. Try this one-pot version, and four tempting variations: Classic Mac, Jalapeno Mac, Bacon Mac, Primavera...
Author: Martha Stewart
This chicken recipe from Joan Nathan's "Jewish Cooking in America" is a flavorful make-ahead dinnerto serve for Passover.
Author: Martha Stewart
Rumor has it this easy-to-make roast chicken with ultra-crisp skin and subtle lemon flavor from Glamour magazine's "100 Recipes Every Woman Should Know" cookbook will inspire your boyfriend to pop the...
Author: Martha Stewart
Sweet Chinese sausage browns quickly and adds just the right amount of richness to this one-pan supper.
Author: Martha Stewart
This Basque seafood stew features bay scallops, red snapper, and clams in their shells; tomato wedges, tiny Spanish olives, and a garnish of chopped fresh parsley round out the flavors.
Author: Martha Stewart
Doctor our homemade Meyer-lemon and cardamom marmalade with harissa paste for a spicy-sweet glaze that takes roast chicken to extraordinary new heights.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve these with chef Eric Ripert's mouthwatering Coq au Vin.
Author: Martha Stewart
White-flour garganelli are just right for the subtle flavors of a slow-simmered pork ragu. You can find mortadella at Italian markets and gourmet shops.
Author: Martha Stewart
In chef Rick Bayless's escabeche recipe, tangy fruit vinegar and water replace the richer, heavier flavors of wine and stock.
Author: Martha Stewart