Maple and Soy-Glazed Salmon with Garlic and Ginger
Maple syrup goes Asian in this broiled salmon, topped with a thick glaze of maple, soy, garlic, ginger, and cilantro. Sweetly salty. More
Maple syrup goes Asian in this broiled salmon, topped with a thick glaze of maple, soy, garlic, ginger, and cilantro. Sweetly salty. More
The following recipe is from the September 17 edition of our weekly recipe newsletter. To receive this newsletter in your inbox, sign up here! While thumbing through the pages of Laurent Tourondel's Fresh from the Market I was looking for... More
This dish of steaming hot clams and mussels, melting creamy white beans, and smoky chorizo is a no-effort, crowd-feeding, one-pot wonder. Chorizo is one of those secret ingredients that makes for no-effort cooking because it already has so many secret ingredients within itself. More
Peel-on shrimp cocktail with chermoula is a casual and fun French-Moroccan appetizer. More
With so many spring and summer vegetables available—fava beans, corn, shelling peas, zucchini—I wanted to try them all. That's when inspiration hit in the form of succotash. A perfect way for all the vegetables to play along, each combined in a skillet and simmered with a little milk until al dente and tossed with slivered basil. More
The restaurant Chả Cá La Vong in Hanoi makes the definitive bowl of Chả Cá, but everywhere we went in Hanoi, there were noodle joints serving their unique version of the dish. The major elements of the dish were as follows: a white-fleshed fish like catfish or snakehead seasoned with turmeric, seared, with plenty of dill and green onions on top; a bed of rice noodles; roasted peanuts; and an assortment of herbaceous greens. More
Get more one-handed appetizer ideas here » This recipe makes a lot of rolls, but these rolls are addictive, with guests popping them in their mouths as if they were porpoises. Not that your guests eat porpoises. Or that your... More
Tarragon unexpectedly spikes this breezy basil pistou. Spoon it onto quick-seared tilapia, or any summertime seafood for a dinner that's light and fresh, and heady with the scents of basil and summer herbs. More