cabbage and halloumi skewers – smitten kitchen
Every September, I step up onto my soapbox to report for my self-appointed duty — one part desperate, one part...
Every September, I step up onto my soapbox to report for my self-appointed duty — one part desperate, one part...
This is a towering brick of a 2.5-pound zucchini bread, easily 1.5x of most standard recipes, so please don’t balk...
What did we get up to while our kids’ time away overlapped for two weeks this summer? Did we go...
Make the cookies: Heat oven to 350°F (175°C) degrees and line two 8-inch round cake pans with rounds of parchment...
Prepare the dough: In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, salt, and yeast. Add water and 1 tablespoon of...
Psst: You really don’t need a recipe for this but I’m sharing the proportions I used, loosely. I photographed a...
This is a riff on my favorite Peanut Sesame Noodles so check it out if you’re looking for more of...
A few years ago, Alex and I started batching cocktails and keeping them in the freezer. Batching may sound fancy...
Until recently, I was fairly ambivalent about one-pan pasta recipes. I appreciate them in a pinch , but I sometimes...
Why three servings, Deb? I know it’s an odd number. But it’s half a dozen eggs and a standard 6-pack...
The challah makes an airy, rich, and gently sweet french toast with crisp edges and a custardy interior. The toppings...
Note: Delightfully (to me and perhaps to you, too), this works best with green cabbage, that inexpensive, sturdy workhorse you...
Heat your oven: To 350°F (175°C). Prepare your brisket: Place your total measured amount of salt in a small bowl....
Note: If your mozzarella seems wet or comes in water, drain it on paper towels for a while before grating...
Crust1 cup plus 2 tablespoons (150 grams) all-purpose flour1/2 teaspoon kosher salt1/3 cup (40 grams) powdered sugar or 1/4 cup...
Heat oven: To 375°F. Prepare leeks: Trim off the root ends of the leeks and split each leek lengthwise. Slice...
Very key here is the size of your loaf pan because this will fill out every speck of it before...
Why matzo meal? If you grew up with matzo ball soup, you might like the familiar flavor (and I’m convinced...
I realize, after 18 years as a part of it, that the rules of the food internet in the week...
Heat oven: To 375°F (190°C). Toast the crumbs: In a 10-inch ovenproof skillet (I’m using this one), melt 2 tablespoons...