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Fresh peas accented with mint and buttermilk result in a soup bursting with bright green color and refreshing and energizing taste.
The cake itself has a spongy, almost angel food-like spring to its crumb but a rich flavor and a clever fresh mint glaze.
Overrun with strawberries? Toss them in salads and preserve them in shrubs.
Spring in a jar: quick pickled ramps with coriander and juniper berries.
Little Debbie, Little Debbie! Mini Bourbon Oatmeal Cream Pies: a classic snack cake with an adult upgrade
Lemony pancakes, flecked with zucchini and onion and stuffed with a slice of brie cheese in the middle. Serve topped with butter and honey.
Easter Egg Cocktail: A small orange peel disk as a garnish gives the illusion of a brightly colored Easter egg hidden at the bottom of the glass.
Spring Asparagus Pesto: Sauce? Condiment? Dip? Yes, yes, and yes. Pass the crackers. Hell, pass a spoon.
Nigel Slater’s Tart of Asparagus and Tarragon, plus roasted potato and Brussels sprout recipes make a lovely spring brunch table.
Salted caramel cheesecake pie: creamy, dreamy decadence.
Fresh paneer made and mixed with peas in a mouth-wateringly seasoned tomato sauce.
Chocolate and citrus and sugar, oh my! A three-cookie platter for a potluck dessert table, including these Citrus Sables.
Yemisir Kik Wot--a fantastic, addictively spicy vegetarian lentil stew
No time for travel? Take an exotic sensory vacation in your kitchen: Harissa and Berbere Paste recipes.
Aunt Molly’s Banana Bread - based on 100 internet recipes and one woman’s memories of Maui #Go366
The Calvados Cocktail: Apples and oranges might not compare, but they mix up into a fantastic, classic drink.
Hungarian Love Letters (Szerelmes Level) to send your Valentine. Easy-to-roll-out pastry layered with walnuts, apples, raisins, sugar, and spice.
Soft, elegant bread flavored with Herbes de Provence. Mix it in one bowl and just a couple hours later it's ready to slice.
Hot Toddy: The colorful history, plus four recipes to keep you warm this winter.
This sourdough bread offers a thick and crispy golden crust with a perfectly tangy wide-holed crumb hiding inside.
A quick Brooklyn-Queens handshake results in this tasty fusion party food: Masala Knishes.
A hearty stew studded with garlic bread cubes to warm and welcome any visitor on a cold night.
Our holiday recipes, including this easy-to-make, sure-to-impress Tomato, Basil, and Garlic Filled Pane Bianco.
Christmas short mead retains its honey sweetness, with distinct cinnamon and orange notes from the mulling spices.
The rough wheat character of this Irish soda bread is quite satisfying–especially topped with a schmear of fresh dill butter.
Put your stand mixer to work as a churn, and you can have fresh butter in minutes.
Our Christmas 2011 needs a new cookie on the tray, and this peanut butter ball wrapped in chocolate is definitely it!
Start a batch of sauerkraut now and get ready to celebrate the new year in DIY style.
A not-too-heavy, not-too-sweet pecan and whipped cream cake to enjoy as we celebrate the bounty of the season.
A soup to celebrate the season: roasted parsnips, pears, hazelnut oil, and maple syrup.
Fresh Cilantro Chutney: Your sandwiches will never be the same!
This spiced pumpkin celebration bread combines fall flavors in a not too sweet but beautiful loaf for your holiday table.
The Aviation: gin, lemon juice, crème de violette, and Luxardo maraschino liqueur. A perfect way to enjoy the violet hour.
Movie night! Stovetop popcorn seasoned with Old Bay and salt.