Serve this chunky sirloin version of chili in a tin cup, for a dish that warms not only the stomach but also the hands.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cassoulet, a hearty dish from southern France, is usually prepared with pork, sausage, and preserved duck or goose. Chicken thighs are a leaner substitute and are meaty enough to stand up to slow-cooking...
Author: Martha Stewart
Charmoula is a spicy Moroccan marinade that typically contains paprika, cumin, and garlic. The turmeric turns the couscous the color of the brilliant summer sun. For serving, spread the couscous on the...
Author: Martha Stewart
Aromatic, slightly sweet fennel seed is the route to savory flavor for this pork tenderloin -- and in no time, too.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe for Dad's Roast Chicken My Way is adapted from Dave Lieberman's cookbook "Young and Hungry," and it's the perfect dish to make for Father's Day.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve this flavorful dish with a good-quality store-bought chutney, and a simple green salad on the side.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe works well using leftover or rotisserie chicken. Yogurt and lemon create a tart, creamy sauce without adding a lot of fat.
Author: Martha Stewart
Why pick up take-out? The microwave brings these Chinese spareribs to the table in practically no time.
Author: Martha Stewart
This roasted chicken dish gets an extra kick of spicy from a mixture of chile powder and paprika that gets rubbed in to the skin.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe calls for brining the turkey for 24 hours, so plan accordingly. If you choose not to brine, skip the first two steps. If your roasting pan fits only sideways in the oven, rotate the pan every...
Author: Martha Stewart
Steak coated with a tangy mixture of whole-grain mustard and black pepper is a delicious contrast to the sweet roasted vegetables.
Author: Martha Stewart
Satisfy your deli-sandwich cravings with this hearty creation -- roast beef, pickles, cucumbers and mayo on a kaiser roll.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve this steak with your favorite sides, such as mashed potatoes and vegetables. Our Garlic-Pepper Sauce infuses the meat with loads of flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve this dish -- a lighter variation of the classic Cuban picadillo, made with beef -- over white rice.
Author: Martha Stewart
The secret to delicious gravy is a homemade stock, which you can prepare while the turkey roasts in the oven.
Author: Martha Stewart
This traditional Persian stew of lamb, kidney beans, and onions, is flavored with turmeric, saffron, coriander and Persian limes.
Author: Martha Stewart
Most chicken enchiladas are dripping with cheese, but just a scattering of robust cotija in this casserolke is enough to satisfy.
Author: Martha Stewart
This rice gets its "dirty" color from small pieces of chicken livers.
Author: Martha Stewart
This Boeuf Bourguignon recipe has been adapted from Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume 1." It's a delicious French-style dish that makes for a lovely main.
Author: Martha Stewart
Bring this one-pot dish to the table in three simple steps.
Author: Martha Stewart
You only need a handful of ingredients to create this delicious roasted-pork meal.
Author: Martha Stewart
One-pan roasting means fast cleanup, and saving broccoli speeds up dinner tomorrow -- you can use it for Vegetable Frittata with Roasted Potatoes and Garlic.
Author: Martha Stewart
Using zucchini instead of lasagna noodles helps lighten the dish -- and also makes it gluten-free.
Author: Martha Stewart
Using 39 ingredients and a precise culinary methodology, Martha's friend and banker Jane Heller's recipe creates a juicy roasted bird beneath a dramatic black lacquered crust. Remove the coating with tweezers...
Author: Martha Stewart
Invite the neighbors over for a backyard barbecue featuring jerk chicken that gets its spicy flavor from an easy marinade that includes allspice, garlic, and spicy peppers. It's also delicious with skirt...
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe is based on the French dish "choucroute garnie" (garnished sauerkraut). Don't let the fancy name fool you -- it's simple to make and is the ultimate comfort food.
Author: Martha Stewart
This elegant and comforting dinner is all about the low and slow braise of a boneless pork loin. Borrowing flavors from it's flavorful base of white wine and herbs, the cut of meat emerges perfumed with...
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This simple, refreshing salad makes excellent use of leftover or rotisserie chicken.
Author: Martha Stewart
Tender lamb gets a sweet-tart kick from a sauce of orange and oregano. Ask your butcher to french the racks (remove the meat and fat from the first few inches of bone) for a clean presentation. See How...
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Dark-meat turkey yields more tender meatballs than turkey breast. Tossing the hot pasta with the meatballs and bocconcini melts the cheese a bit. Look for bocconcini-bite-size morsels of fresh mozzarella-at...
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Transform an ordinary chicken breast and spinach into an exotic dinner for one with just a few quick twists.
Author: Martha Stewart
Store-bought Massaman curry paste is used to marinate lean flank steak and create a rich pan sauce in this five-ingredient dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
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This rich spread is an integral component in our Bacon-Lobster-Tomato Sandwiches.
Author: Martha Stewart
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Make a double batch, for now and later. These flavorful burgers can be frozen up to two months; thaw patties overnight in the refrigerator, and broil.
Author: Martha Stewart
One grilled flank steak, thinly sliced and skewered or made into banh mi sandwiches, is a delicious, economical, efficient way to feed a crowd. Guests can embellish their sandwiches with some vegetables...
Author: Martha Stewart
This sandwich for 10 is jam-packed with Italian meats and fresh herbs. The vinaigrette is the crowning touch.
Author: Martha Stewart
Not your average salad, this colorful, hearty main dish features pork chops, broccoli, red cabbage, and brown rice.
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This pasta favorite is guaranteed to please every member of your family.
Author: Martha Stewart
This tasty version incorporates fresh basil into the patty.
Author: Martha Stewart
Emeril really enjoys the spiciness of the arugula in this dish, but you can use another variety of fresh greens, such as baby spinach or a mesclun blend.
Author: Martha Stewart
Combine two favorite foods for one dish everyone in the family is sure to love in this Taco Burgers with Cucumber Salad.
Author: Martha Stewart
This low-calorie salad gives you half your daily servings of fruits and vegetables.
Author: Martha Stewart
This classic surf and turf is easy to make at home. Spooning hot butter over the beef is a steakhouse trick that helps it cook evenly and enhances its flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cauliflower is a good source of vitamin C, fiber, and potassium. Here, cauliflower's mellow taste is combined with aromatic sage, and rich, smoky bacon in a simple-but-satisfying pasta dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
Say "open sesame" to a Chinese-restaurant classic that's no longer a guilty pleasure. This chicken is sauteed in a little oil instead of deep fried. The less-sweet sauce has fewer calories than a standard...
Author: Martha Stewart
Thanks to the pressure-cooker setting on the Instant Pot, you can make this St. Patrick's Day classic in under two hours. The crowd-pleasing dish yields succulent corned beef and tender cabbage every time....
Author: Riley Wofford
These delicious pork chops are made with panko, a Japanese variety of flaky bread crumb that tends to be lighter, crispier, and crunchier than Western bread crumbs. Also Try:Potato and Leek Gratin, Poached...
Author: Martha Stewart