01Artisan Dutch Oven Bread
A stand-mixer loaf using three flours and yogurt, baked first in a covered Dutch oven and then directly on the oven rack.
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01A stand-mixer loaf using three flours and yogurt, baked first in a covered Dutch oven and then directly on the oven rack.
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02Tri-tip strips, mushrooms, and onions simmered in a broth-based sauce finished with sour cream and served over egg noodles.
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03Beef braised with lemongrass, fish sauce, spices, coconut water, and carrots, served over noodles with fresh herbs.
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04Cod portions baked with melted butter, olive oil, minced garlic, and Cajun seasoning.
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05Yogurt-marinated chicken is browned under the broiler and finished in a spiced tomato-and-cream sauce.
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06Bread dipped in a cinnamon, nutmeg, egg, milk, and vanilla mixture, then pan-fried in butter and served with maple syrup.
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07A chilled butter-and-shortening pastry dough yielding two pie crusts; baking follows the recipe for the finished pie.
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08A yeast-and-yogurt flatbread cooked in a dry skillet and brushed with melted salted butter.
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09Ground pork stir-fried with shallots, garlic, chilies, savory sauces, and holy basil.
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10Roasted red potatoes are crisped in a skillet with shishito peppers, coated with Sriracha mayonnaise, and finished with queso fresco and scallions.
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11Adapted from Allrecipes’ Maple Turkey Brine: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/219475/maple-turkey-brine/ This is my all time favorite turkey brine. I’ve made it so many times because I cook turkey breasts throughout the year,not just the big bird at Thanksgiving, and this is the one I keep coming back to. Before you start: This batch is for turkeys up to 16 pounds when used in a brining bag. Do not brine a kosher, enhanced, self-basting, or pre-basted turkey; those birds are already salted.
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12These sheet-pan eggs are one of the easiest ways to make breakfast for several people without standing over a skillet. Sour cream keeps the eggs soft, Dijon adds a little extra flavor, and green onion gives the whole pan some freshness. Cut them into squares for a simple breakfast, meal prep, or breakfast sandwiches throughout the week.
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13This easy slow cooker chili is a dependable mix of beef, two kinds of beans, peppers, tomatoes, and familiar pantry spices. It cooks into a thick, balanced bowl with a little sweetness and enough chile flavor to stay interesting.
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14This creamy blender vinaigrette combines ripe avocado, cilantro, lime, white vinegar, and olive oil. It is tangy, herbaceous, and rich enough to turn quinoa, chopped vegetables, tacos, grain bowls, or grilled chicken into a complete meal.
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15These open face breakfast bagels layer sriracha mayonnaise, softly scrambled eggs, bacon, and melted cheddar onto toasted bagel halves. They are rich, crisp, and easy to customize with vegetables or a different cooked breakfast meat.
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16This slow cooker chili combines deeply browned beef, pinto beans, tomatoes, bell pepper, onion, garlic, and a classic spice blend. It is thick, hearty, and pantry friendly, with an optional touch of red pepper for extra heat.
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17Fresh lemongrass does double duty in this vegetable-heavy chicken stir-fry. Half seasons the chicken while it marinates, and the rest goes into the hot skillet with plenty of garlic and ginger. Carrots, onion, and garden peppers make it a complete meal without rice, while a quick lime, soy, fish sauce, brown sugar, sesame, and sambal sauce gives everything a savory, bright finish.
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18Softened butter becomes light and spreadable after whipping with honey, cinnamon, and vanilla. The result is a lightly sweet compound butter that melts into toast, pancakes, waffles, biscuits, and warm breakfast breads.
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19This apple cider mule is crisp, lightly spiced, and refreshing rather than overly sweet. Vodka, apple cider, ginger beer, and fresh lime come together in minutes, with cinnamon and herbs adding an optional fall finish.
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20This flexible pizza dough can be made the same day or cold fermented for deeper flavor. Bread flour gives it enough structure for stretching, while honey or sugar helps the crust brown beautifully.
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21This red chile sauce blends guajillo, pasilla, and chile de árbol with tomatoes, garlic, cumin, and chicken stock. The result is smooth, earthy, and deeply savory, with enough body for tamales, enchiladas, braised meat, or spooning over eggs.
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22This slow cooker chili uses fresh tomatoes, ground beef, pork sausage, two kinds of beans, and a gently smoky spice blend. The long cook turns the vegetables and broth into a hearty bowl with a little sweetness and a controlled jalapeño heat.
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23Taco pizza combines a crisp crust and melted cheese with seasoned beef, fresh tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and your favorite taco toppings. Make the linked Pizza Dough and Taco Sauce recipes first, or prepare them ahead so assembly is quick when you are ready to bake.
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24This homemade taco sauce is tangy, savory, gently sweet, and warmly spiced. It comes together from pantry staples and works as both the base and finishing sauce for Taco Pizza.
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25Bright, savory, and endlessly useful, this cilantro pepita pesto brings together fresh cilantro, toasted pumpkin seeds, salty cotija, jalapeño, and plenty of lime. Avocado oil gives it a smooth richness without competing with the herbs, while the toasted pepitas add a warm, nutty depth. Spoon it over grilled meat or vegetables, spread it onto tacos and sandwiches, or loosen it into a lively sauce for pasta and grain bowls.
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26This blueberry French toast casserole bakes bread, berries, lemon, and a rich vanilla custard into a soft center with a lightly caramelized top. It works well for a weekend breakfast because it can be assembled ahead and baked when everyone is ready to eat.
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27These breakfast muffin cups turn eggs, cheese, green onions, and your choice of cooked breakfast meat into portable individual servings. They are easy to customize, reheat well, and make weekday breakfasts much easier.
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28This lasagna layers sweet butternut squash, sage, toasted hazelnuts, creamy white sauce, and two cheeses. It takes more time than an everyday pasta dinner, but the rich texture and savory sweetness make it worth saving for a relaxed meal or gathering.
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29This chicken stir fry combines crisp vegetables and tender chicken with a sweet, savory sauce made from soy, honey, sesame oil, ginger, and garlic. Everything cooks quickly, so it is a dependable dinner when you want plenty of flavor without a long prep.
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30These tostadas pile smoky, tender chicken tinga onto crisp corn tortillas with refried beans and any fresh toppings you like. The slow cooker does most of the work, and the chipotle tomato sauce gives the chicken a deep flavor with a noticeable but adjustable heat.
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31This quinoa salad is hearty enough for lunch but works just as well as a side dish. Corn, black beans, cumin, cayenne, cilantro, onion, and garlic give the fluffy quinoa a savory Southwest inspired flavor that is good warm or chilled.
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32These easy Crockpot Chicken Fajitas combine tender seasoned chicken, colorful bell peppers, onion, tomatoes, and fresh lime in one simple meal. Expect plenty of cooking juices and soft vegetables that are ready to pile into warm tortillas with your favorite toppings.
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33These crockpot chicken drumsticks cook in a sweet, tangy orange sauce with honey, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, and a little sriracha. Reducing the cooking liquid at the end creates a glossy sauce that clings to the tender chicken and tastes especially good with rice.
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34This pasta salad is creamy, tangy, and unapologetically full of dill pickle flavor. Rotini, bacon, cheddar, chopped pickles, fresh dill, and a pickle juice dressing make it a bold side dish for cookouts and casual gatherings.
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35This frybread uses a simple baking powder dough that rests briefly before being shaped and fried until puffed and golden. The finished pieces are crisp outside, tender inside, and ready for savory toppings or a sweet finish.
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36This ground turkey tamale pie layers a smoky turkey, bean, tomato, chipotle, cheese, and cilantro filling under a golden cornbread topping. It is hearty and comforting, with enough chipotle to add depth and warmth without overwhelming the rest of the dish.
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37This garden quiche replaces pastry with a crisp shredded potato crust and fills it with eggs, tomatoes, basil, chives, and mozzarella. It is colorful, satisfying, and especially good for brunch when you want a familiar quiche with a different texture.
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38These homemade biscuits bake up tall, tender, and buttery with crisp golden tops. Keeping the butter cold and handling the dough gently creates visible flaky layers without any complicated folding technique.
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39These homemade tater tots combine shredded potatoes, cheese, and pickled jalapeños in a crisp golden shell. Chilling the mixture helps the tots hold their shape, while the jalapeños add a tangy heat that works well with ranch or a creamy dipping sauce.
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40This leftover turkey salad combines chopped turkey, bacon, cheddar, celery, chives, mayonnaise, ranch, and Worcestershire into a rich, savory filling. It is quick to mix and works especially well in sandwiches, wraps, or lettuce cups.
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41These lobster rolls keep the filling simple so the lobster stays front and center. Lemon, mayonnaise, celery, chives, and parsley add freshness and crunch, while butter toasted split top buns provide the warm, crisp contrast that makes the rolls special.
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42This Mongolian beef features thin strips of marinated beef in a glossy garlic, ginger, soy, and brown sugar sauce. Green onions cut through the richness, and rice is useful for catching every bit of the bold, sweet savory sauce.
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43This baked frittata is a flexible breakfast formula for using cooked meat, vegetables, herbs, and whatever cheese you have on hand. It comes out creamy in the center, lightly golden on top, and sturdy enough to slice for breakfast or brunch.
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44This one pot pasta combines browned kielbasa, tomatoes, tender penne, and plenty of melted cheese in a creamy savory sauce. It is fast, filling, and especially useful on nights when you want a complete dinner with very little cleanup.
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45This orange chicken pairs crisp fried chicken with a bright sauce made from orange juice, zest, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, and a touch of chile. The finished dish is sweet, tangy, and glossy, with a crunchy coating that holds up under the sauce.
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46These corn fritters are crisp at the edges, tender in the center, and packed with sweet corn, cheddar, Parmesan, and fresh herbs. They are best served hot with sour cream and make an easy appetizer, side dish, or savory snack.
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47This breakfast braid wraps eggs, bacon, sausage, peppers, onion, cheddar, and parsley in flaky puff pastry. It slices neatly for brunch and delivers crisp pastry around a rich, savory breakfast filling.
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48These pumpkin pancakes are tender, fluffy, and warmly spiced without being too sweet. Pumpkin and buttermilk keep the centers soft, while cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg make them especially good with butter and maple syrup.
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49This quick stir fry pairs tender shrimp with crisp celery, roasted cashews, ginger, garlic, scallions, soy sauce, sesame oil, and rice wine. It is savory, aromatic, and full of contrasting textures, with optional red pepper for a sharper finish.
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50This slow cooker potato soup is thick, creamy, and built for generous toppings such as bacon, cheddar, green onions, or smoky chipotle sauce. The potatoes and onion become tender in broth before a simple cream mixture gives the soup its baked potato richness.
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51This slow cooker soup turns ham, potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, garlic, thyme, and broth into a cozy one pot meal. A small amount of cream softens the savory broth while leaving the vegetables and smoky ham clearly defined.
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52This slow cooker beef becomes tender enough to shred in a sweet savory sauce of ginger, garlic, honey, brown sugar, soy sauce, and beef stock. Serve it over rice and vegetables or pile it onto toasted ciabatta with sriracha mayonnaise.
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53This slow cooker teriyaki chicken turns a simple soy, honey, ginger, garlic, and brown sugar sauce into a glossy coating for tender chicken. It is an easy make ahead dinner that works well over rice with steamed or roasted vegetables.
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54This slow cooker tortilla soup is brothy, smoky, and full of peppers, tomatoes, black beans, chipotle, cilantro, and lime. Crisp tortilla strips and your favorite toppings add contrast to a soup that is easy to assemble early in the day.
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55This chicken salad balances smoky chicken with tart apple, dried cherries, grapes, celery, and toasted pecans. The creamy dressing brings everything together without hiding the mix of sweet, savory, crisp, and chewy textures.
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56This classic apple pie has a flaky crust, plenty of tart apples, and a buttery brown sugar filling that settles into every layer. Expect a deeply golden top, tender fruit, and a balanced sweetness that lets the apples remain the focus.
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57This banana bread is moist, tender, and deeply flavored with ripe bananas and vanilla. The recipe works as one large loaf, smaller gift loaves, or muffins, with optional nuts for extra texture.
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58These homemade sloppy joes are saucy, savory, slightly sweet, and much more flavorful than anything from a can. Bell pepper, onion, garlic, barbecue sauce, mustard, and optional hot sauce give the beef plenty of character while keeping the recipe weeknight friendly.
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