The main components of this dish, the sauce and the chicken, can be prepared in advance. When you're ready to eat, simply assemble and bake this classic chicken Parmesan recipe. To prepare homemade breadcrumbs...
Author: Martha Stewart
Just as impressive as crown roast of lamb, this pork roast is heartier, easier to prepare, and significantly less expensive-but still a sight to behold.
Author: Martha Stewart
You may want to secure the lamb with metal or wooden skewers that are at least twelve inches long. If you use wooden ones, be sure to soak them in water to prevent them from burning on the grill.
Author: Martha Stewart
An elegant option for when a crowd-pleasing classic entree is the way to go.
Author: Martha Stewart
Meltingly tender brisket is the centerpiece of a family-friendly meal; leftovers make a tasty pasta ragu. If you plan to make Linguine with Beef and Onions, reserve eight ounces of sliced cooked brisket;...
Author: Martha Stewart
Thick slices of herb-flecked meatloaf make an excellent sandwich filling for kids and adults alike. Recipe courtesy of Jennifer Aaronson, culinary director of Martha & Marley Spoon.
Author: Martha Stewart
As luck would have it, any day can be St. Patrick's Day when you cook up this classic one-pot dish. Surprising tidbit: Corned beef and cabbage originated in New York, not Ireland!
Author: Martha Stewart
This holiday-worthy roast features shallots that become very tender when roasted; tossed with balsamic vinegar and brown sugar, they taste like sweet onion jam.
Author: Martha Stewart
Flavorful bacon end strips are the secret weapon in this rich weeknight pasta.
Author: Martha Stewart
Our cute twist on meat and potatoes will have the little ones clamoring for more.
Author: Martha Stewart
Dark chocolate and spices add richness to the Mexican chile sauce called mole (MOH-lay). Simmer it in a slow cooker along with chicken thighs for a warming weeknight dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
Let nothing go to waste. Use the juice from your roasted lamb, along with a few key ingredients, to make a delicious gravy.
Author: Martha Stewart
My Philadelphia-born friend is so devoted to her city's most famous sandwich that the first thing she did after her big fancy wedding was to head, gown and all, to her favorite local spot for a cheesesteak...
Author: Martha Stewart
Your local sandwich shop should consider itself warned: When you can make this reinterpretation of a classic Italian sub at home, you may not need to call in for one ever again. The arugula's kick blends...
Author: Martha Stewart
This porridgelike soup has Scottish roots. Barley makes it thick, and prunes give it a slightly sweet note; white wine and vegetables, includung leeks, add flavor. It's a popular lunch bowl that hits the...
Author: Martha Stewart
Chicken enchiladas are easy to make, healthy, and sure to please kids. they can be made up to a day ahead or frozen up to a month ahead.
Author: Martha Stewart
Juicy pork tenderloin is filled with sauteed mushrooms and spinach, then wrapped in store-bought puff pastry lined with a layer of prosciutto. The resulting dish is a true showstopper, inside and out--it's...
Author: Martha Stewart
An easy sauce made of orange juice, lemon juice, and honey is an irresistible dip for chicken fingers. Use the sauce, minus the honey, as a marinade if you are making the chicken fingers from scratch.
Author: Martha Stewart
Homemade Texas barbecue sauce and dry rub give this pulled pork incredible flavor. Searing in a Dutch oven followed by cooking in the oven at a low temperature makes for moist, tender meat every time.
Author: Martha Stewart
The mildness of sweet onions make them ideal for this delicately hearty side.
Author: Martha Stewart
This tangy yogurt sauce can also double as a dressing for Greek, tuna, or potato salads, or as a dip for toasted pita chips.
Author: Martha Stewart
Anyone who grew up eating Sunday gravy, the tomato‐and‐meat sauce that simmers on the stove all day, probably knows beef braciola, too. This version, which is actually braciole (meaning the plural...
Author: Greg Lofts
Pick dry vermouth or a crisp, herbal white, such as Sauvignon Blanc for this flavorful roast chicken. Tarragon, a traditional partner with these ingredients, has a pleasant hint of anise flavor. Used to...
Author: Martha Stewart
Designer Elie Tahari's lamb recipe is from the "American Fashion Cookbook," a collection from the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
Author: Martha Stewart
Here, the polenta is already made -- just bake this flavorful blend of sausage, artichokes and onions with it, and serve like a lasagna.
Author: Martha Stewart
The technique of spatchcocking requires splitting and flattening the chicken. It exposes more skin, which really crisps up at high temperatures. See our step-by-step guide to spatchcocking a chicken, then...
Author: Martha Stewart
Our light version of pasta Bolognese features ground chicken -- and plenty of flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Pineapple and soy sauce combine to give this pork stir-fry dish its sweet-sour flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
Braising in a slow cooker turns a tough, less-expensive cut of beef into a flavorful, hearty meal that's ideal for Passover and sure to become a family favorite.
Author: Martha Stewart
Filet mignon is best cooked rare to medium rare and the pepper enhances the meat's flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
A chipotle sauce gives these oven-roasted ribs a smoky flavor. Once they're tender, finish them on the grill with a honey glaze.
Author: Martha Stewart
It takes only 30 minutes to make a steaming bowl of this satisfying and comforting chili. Cannellini beans and ground white turkey meat are two healthy sources of protein.
Author: Martha Stewart
This classic meatloaf uses coarsely ground beef for a juicer bite. It's brushed with the essential brown sugar-ketchup glaze and baked on a sheet pan, not in a loaf pan, so it has more caramelized crust...
Author: Martha Stewart
This chili is good the day it's made and even better reheated the next day for lunch. We use dark chicken meat rather than white, so it will remain tender.
Author: Martha Stewart
Invented in 1950s Taiwan by chef Peng Chang-Kuei, this crowd-pleasing fried chicken dish was adapted for American palates with a chile-spiked sweet-and-sour sauce and has since become a Chinese takeout...
Author: Martha Stewart
Hearty meats such as chicken thighs become fall-apart sumptuous after a long, gentle simmer in the slow cooker -- the results are ideal for shredding into tacos or sandwich fillings.
Author: Martha Stewart
Moo shu is a sweet and savory stir-fry typically made with pork and thinly sliced cabbage and vegetables. At the table, the mixture is then tucked into thin and chewy pancake wrappers. To make this at...
Author: Shira Bocar
Any leftover pulled or shredded meat--think rotisserie chicken or pulled pork--would work in these quick and flavorful wraps.
Author: Martha Stewart
Reserve the turkey's giblets and neck, if desired, for making Turkey Stock.
Author: Martha Stewart
Thinly sliced lemons-whether slipped beneath the skin of a chicken or scattered around it in a pan-emit an incomparable aroma when roasted, taking on a honeyed overtone without losing any of their sassy...
Author: Martha Stewart
Orange juice, hoisin sauce, and cider vinegar give this pasta its sweet-and-sour flavor. The vegetables are quickly cooked so they stay crisp.
Author: Martha Stewart
This fresh take on a family favorite makes a delicious dinner tonight and, later in the week, stars in a savory filling for Spinach-and-Turkey Hand Pies. A combination of white and dark ground turkey meat...
Author: Martha Stewart
Pork works well with many kinds of fruit, but the subtle sweetness of fresh figs (plus port wine) makes for an especially seductive combination.
Author: Martha Stewart
The richness of bacon and the bite of scallions complement the sweetness of corn kernels in this hearty side dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
You only need three ingredients-plus salt and pepper-to create this perfect roast turkey. The secret is placing the bird over a buttered loaf of ciabatta bread, which helps the meat to cook evenly in the...
Author: Martha Stewart
At a traditional Greek Easter dinner, lamb is served medium to well done. If you like it rare, roast it for a shorter amount of time.
Author: Martha Stewart
Brie, ham, mustard, and a baguette are all the ingredients you need to make this flavorful sandwich.
Author: Martha Stewart
Before making this dish, read our handy instructions on how to make chicken paillards.Lemon segments give this dish great flavor. To segment the fruit, cut away all the peel and white pith. Then slice...
Author: Martha Stewart
Browning the chicken seals in the juices and keeps the inside moist and flavorful. Serve this over our Oven-Baked Creamy Polenta.
Author: Martha Stewart
This citrusy pork dish is a quick and tasty dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart