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Dressed with vinaigrette, this chunky potato salad is redolent with feta, basil and tomatoes.
Use the season's cherry tomatoes in this zesty tomato-olive relish.
Lemon gives this fresh tomato pasta an extra, delicious, dimension.
A buttery almond cake studded with sweet grapes.
What do you get when you cross a mojito with a gin and tonic?
A seasonal treat: Cornmeal cake with rosemary-scented syrup and blackberries.
One organic chicken, four dinners -- including this amazing grilled chicken tikka masala.
A summertime cake that works for breakfast or teatime, as well as dessert.
Quite possibly the best gazpacho you've ever made — and it takes only minutes (but let it chill).
What is "Slacker Boccone Dolce?"
A gorgeous berry sorbetto recipe from a Slow Food chef.
Beet greens with yogurt from Diane Kochilas.
Choose the best cocoa for the job.
Deborah Madison's green dinner.
How do you store your food? Not all containers are created equal.
Too early for fresh strawberries in your region? This crisp takes advantage of frozen berries — and tastes like summer.
Sharpen your grill skills: Enter to win a free trip to Napa to attend a grilling class!
Choose fresh!
Cast iron: the best pan for the money -- and other bits of cooking know-how.
Ebelskivers are easy; you just need the right pan for the job.
Party tips from the Smitten Kitchen's kitchen.
The whats, hows, and whens of parchment paper.
Who knew there was so much to know about garlic?
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On my to-do list: Beet salad with horseradish and fried capers.
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I've sometimes wondered how frog legs are prepared. Now I know: Served warm with a "tomato-y sauce."
Mission, possible: Find the best sugar for the job.
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Freshly made grenadine? I'm there.
Homemade chai beats chai from a box any day.
Joan Nathan’s melt-in-your-mouth rugelach are easier to make than they look.