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Empanadas may be the perfect travel or on-the-go food. They are hearty and easy to eat with one hand. Try this fall flavor rendition.
The beauty of a galette is that it doesn’t require precision to make a beautiful tart. Gather your favorite fall apple and create this simple dessert.
Hearty banana pancake batter is mixed with coconut oil and flakes for rich flavor and then doused in sticky-sweet chocolate caramel sauce.
With a little pre-planning, stock your freezer with homemade weeknight dinners and easy sauces or sides. Or preserve the summer and fall fruits and veggies.
Individually, the braised chicken and couscous recipes are delicious. Put them together for a Moroccan meal that works for everyday or impressing guests.
From a tailgate party to a fun dinner treat, this bite-sized crispy chicken recipe with a hint of adobo is simply mouthwatering.
Did you know that sweet potatoes aren’t just orange? You can find them in purple and white. Combine them with an egg and ham to start a fall day right.
Made with rich Santorini tomatoes, these keftedes or fritters are a delicious appetizer to impress guests.
Try your hand at this traditional Czech made up of a yeast-raised cake and a luscious pastry cream filling.
San Fran has become a noodle hot spot. Check out this list for the best of the best. Don’t live near SF? Not a problem, try this recipe for Udon Noodle Soup
From classics to cultural, these chicken soup recipes will soothe the soul and warm you up.
Pepper chicken also known as kurumulaku chicken is an easy and quick Kerala style chicken dry roast. Adjust the spice to your taste.
Waffle batter is spruced up with cinnamon, bananas, and yogurt and topped with rich, caramelized bananas.
Coconut roasted veggies, crispy tofu and a delicious and avocado cream – it can´t get any better.
Sweet and spicy, this salmon combines simple ingredients for a simply scrumptious meal.
In 1976 a blind wine tasting, in Paris changed the perception of the wine industry in California by unseating French wines.
This is a sassy comfort food with a healthy dose of red wine in it, just to elevate that chocolate flavor.
Looking for restaurant options for your off season trip to Cape May? Here are some of the best options in town.
Love prawns? Love Japanese? This is for you. Read on for the recipe for restaurant Saké’s Popcorn Shrimp.
Small, spiced sweets that are perfect to serve after a meal or at tea time made with brown sugar for a golden color and a beautiful aroma.
30 candy wonderlands from across the states guaranteed to give you a super-sweet sugar rush.
Allen Woodall explains a bit of history of The Lunchbox Museum of Columbus, Georgia. Come explore the largest collection of antique lunch boxes in the world.
In the midst of the traditional kebabs and curries, this crisp, simple Middle Eastern tart is a great pastry tart for something light to add to the spread.
When faced with a bunch of parsnips, this is a no-frills, everyday soup perfect for a first course dinner party plus lunch leftovers.
Fresh peas and beans are blanched for vivid color and laid on lemon cream with a hint of mint. The delicate flavors work together for a refreshing dish.
Sweet with an unmistakable tartness, these cherries are perfect over creamy gelato, with yogurt, or for the mixologist creating cocktails.
Learn how to make delicious, rich vegetarian pho complete with bok choy, bean sprouts, and rice noodles.
Take the flavors of pumpkin pie and make it into a warm drink, spiked.
Come be inspired and drink a beautiful cup of coffee made in a quaint hut along the Thai beach.
Get the tips and tricks to roasting pork with over drying the meat. Enjoy some of our favorite pork recipes, too.
These sprouts take on a deep nutty taste when roasted and the brown butter adds a salty touch, with even more flavor.
Once upon a time there was a lonely bowl of plain oats. This is not a fairy tale story, but after eating this oatmeal you will be tOATally satisfied.
From prepping to the eating, follow the food of Honk Kong at a variety of restaurants until its tasty conclusion on a plate.
Thick, bone-in chops rubbed with coriander, cumin, and cardamom and pan seared until golden brown. Served with white wine pan sauce and chutney.
Learn how to master the iconic soufflé and then top it off with a crème anglaise.
Perfect for an appetizer, these crispy taquitos just got that much better with the addition of a sweet and spicy avocado hummus.
A kugelhopf is a yeast leavened European caked. This recipe is filled with orange zest, almonds, spiced rum, and dried figs.
Pilaf with cashews and raisins is a traditional Bengali dish. Usually served with meat curry, the flavors of spices, ghee and rice together is a riot.
Learn to master the technique of making custard for homemade ice cream in this visual guide and then you are set to make just about any flavor you choose.
Crisp and cheesy puff pastry cups filled with the perfect combination of delicate artichokes and savory pancetta.
This belly warming dish of meaty, spicy joy should be a regular on your dinner table. And any extras are even better the next day as leftovers.
The resurgence of hard ciders made in Vermont inspires Sheila McGrory-Klyza to conduct a tasting tour.
A sumptuous cake for a special occasion, especially if you choose to spike it with marsala wine.
Based on Mediterranean cuisine, this nutritional soup will warm you to the bones in the cold months. Add pasta or rice for an even heartier bowl.
Australian, Anisa Canberra, set out to find the best gelato. Discover her guide complete with the best of the best across Italy.
This is next-level delicious, so don’t knock it until you’ve tried. A buttermilk cake with maple frosting, spicy-sage caramel, topped with chicken nuggets
Small cakes flecked with pecans and sprinkled with raspberry-lime salt are the perfect cure for sleepless blues.No baking required.
Jerk Shrimp and Andouille Sausage are cooked to perfection and laid on a bed of ultra creamy cheddar grits for the ultimate Southern meal.
They create cocktails, “mountain” soda, and nose-to-tail dishes made with locally farmed ingredients. Take a visual tour and try not to drool.
All you need for this crumble is the best apples around. Chop the fruit, add flour, sugar, butter and spices and get a kitchen that smells like heaven.
Ten of our favorite recipes to throw in the crock pot this fall before you head outside and enjoy the changing colors.
Learn how to make the secret Japanese sauce to brush on your chicken skewers. Once grilled, relax and enjoy with sake.
A Tuscan-inspired soup with a Polish twist, this soulful soup is made with cooked kielbasa.
Once you begin making your own vanilla essence, you’ll never buy it again. The flavors are true and clean and it makes the most beautiful gifts.
A cake made with buttermilk can cure an ache and make the blues vanish. Baked atop caramel and sliced pears, there is nothing this dessert can’t accomplish.
Fit for kings, but still sweetly simple, this chicken is infused with nine different herbs for a seriously flavorful dish.
These are everything a cream scone should be – light, soft, moist. The turbinado sugar adds a sweet crunch and the blackberries a burst of freshness.
A juice sweet and sour turkey tenderloin with a crisp exterior and topped with fresh cilantro.
Let these glorious, soft rolls rise overnight and bake them in the morning to be a breakfast champion.
An Austrian specialty, pumpkin seed oil adds color and nutty flavor to dishes. Drizzle on salads, in ice cream, or try it in this Gugelhupf cake recipe.