Skip the usual mayo-based potato salad and impress your guests with this grilled potato salad with fresh herbs, a lemon dressing and soft boiled eggs to bring it all together.
Side Dishes
Never eat a boring salad again, thanks to this flavorful mustard vinaigrette dressing.
Need ideas for a simple and easy appetizer? Try these roasted yam slices topped with melted parmesan cheese!
Ground almonds and a rich meringue make for delicious gluten-free cookies along side a cappuccino.
Looking for a less traditional and more adventurous Thanksgiving dinner, why not give a Churrasco with Creamy Papas Con Rajasa try?
Let’s face it, biting into a savory soft meatball brings so much joy. Here’s how to make Buca Di Beppo’s famous recipe at home.
Chef Cathy Whims demonstrates how to make pillowy gnocchi and a rustic sauce.
Grab your abundant, fresh basil and make pesto like a true Italian grandmother would.
If you’re not a fan of potato salad, this is the recipe that will change your mind. Served on a bed of arugula with grilled potatoes an herb vinaigrette and soft boiled eggs, bring this to your next backyard barbecue.
Got ripe tomatoes? Take advantage of the bounty and make a classic bread and tomato salad. Don’t forget the fresh basil.
What better way to celebrate the season than with bright edible flowers. Top the pesto pasta with spicy nasturtiums or lemon verbena blossoms and leaves.
Add bold flavors to a potato side dish by incorporating toasted Indian spices. Check out the video to see how to make Bombay Potatoes.
The classic Danish caramelized Christmas potatoes get a delicious update using fingerlings, sage and chili flakes.
Creamy, sweet, savory, with the perfect tender crumb. Cornbread is truly an art that is worth mastering. Check out these tips and have it down to dunk in your chili all autumn long.
Like a Swiss version of hash browns, pomme rösti is a potato dish that becomes crisp on the outside with a center that can be filled with bacon, cheese, spices, and so much more.
Learn to create soft, squishy, fluffy bread to hold all of summer’s delicious grilled fillings.
The peppery taste of rocket and walnuts, substituted for basil and pine nuts, bring great new flavor to fresh pastas tossed in a simple pesto.
A cheerful salad that is versatile enough to be enjoyed all year round.
Make your own kimchi and have it on hand as a spicy topping for just about anything.
A touch of acidity and sweetness combined with crunchy almonds and soft quinoa give this salad a great mix of flavors and textures.
Visually learn the method of making the delicious fresh chapati flatbread from northern India.
A delicious, simple and impressive Alsatian dish to serve next time the next time you host a gathering.
The Castello Aged Havarti adds a deep, nutty flavor to any Mac and Cheese recipe. Check out our simple classic recipe in this video.
Edamame can simply be boil, salted and enjoyed, but sometimes it is fun to add more flavors. This rendition adds a oyster, soy, and Sriracha with garlic.
Rich in protein and antioxidants, this red lentil soup will fill you up, keep you warm, and get your taste buds going with traditional Indian spices.
Prepare a classic pesto the authentic Italian way. Perfect to mix with a helping of warm pasta to combat the chilly weather.
Made from the potent Mexican chile, this hot sauce incorporates pumpkin and sesame seeds for a beautiful nutty spice.
An earthy rye salad with spicy red onions and sweet figs. Soak the grain before cooking and make sure to take advantage of all the nutrients
Nothing says summer like the crunch of a ripe cherry tomato. Enjoy the season with a galette topped with the season’s most colorful vegetable.
Grab sweet potatoes and a healthy dose of chili powder and lime juice for this earthy salad. The best salad crunch is created with toaste pepitas.
Kimchi is a delicious topping to have in the fridge. Not only does it add spice to your meal, but it also add nutritional benefits, especially probiotics.
Try the vegetable coated in cornmeal and fried for a nice crunch. Full of nutrients, it was the preferred vegetables for athletes in the Beijing Olympics.
Spice your juice watermelon with peppers, onions, and jalapeños to create the perfect summer soup. Chop, blend, and season for a simple summer delight.
Keep it simple with cucumbers, onions, and bell peppers while the sweet yellow tomatoes of summer shine. Top with levain croutons for a cool crunch.
Sunomono is a traditional Japanese dish marinated in vinegar, ginger, and soy sauce. Keep your kitchen cool with these cucumbers that require no cooking.
Grab herbs, garlic, and a lemon to create the simple, but delicious garnish. Try it atop asparagus and add it to your fish, meat, and cheeses, too.
This salad is a great vessel to throw all your summer produce in. Caramelize the apricots on the grill for a rich, warm-weather sweetness.
This step-by -step guide of how to grill artichokes will please carnivores and herbivores alike.
Yes, Virginia, you can grill avocado! Check out how to get your avocado fix during grilling season.
Just because May is National Barbeque Month it doesn’t mean that Honest Cooking has forgotten about vegetarians. Embrace the grill with Elote.
Don’t forget that your favorite warm-weather veggies can be cooked on the grill, too. Follow these simple tips for great in-husk grilled corn.
Zesty asparagus salad with shallots, assorted cheeses, and a tomato vinaigrette is a great patio salad. Serve with wine and enjoy as a quick meal on a warm evening
Spring is here and it is time to start dressing those greens. Try the yogurt dressing, Key Lime Poppy.
Watch how to make probiotic fermented beets as use them as a versatile topping.
Check out the latest recipe video from Chitra Agrawal – Kosambri, South Indian Carrot Salad.
Chitra Agrawal video debuts on Honest Cooking with a “how to” guide to making radish yoghurt raita.