All Stir It Up!
- Fettuccine with asparagus, bacon, and lemonSlender, fresh asparagus teams up with lemon, bacon, and Parmesan for a bold pasta dish that tastes like spring.
- Lamb lollipops with lemon yogurt sauceA flash sale inspired a delicious dish of lamb lollipops with a tangy yogurt sauce for dipping.
- Strawberry basil chiffon cake with strawberry basil sauceChiffon cake makes for a lovely and airy spring treat.
- Orange rhubarb swirl pound cakeThis pound cake with a sweet, fruity glaze makes a perfect snack or teatime cake.
- Peanut butter nutella blondiesThere is no reason whatsoever to skimp on the peanut butter or Nutella when making these decadent blondies.
- Crustless quiche bites with asparagus and oven-dried tomatoesThese crustless mini quiches can be served either as an appetizer or with a simple green salad for a main meal.
- Cooking pizza in a skilletSkillet cooking becomes even easier if you start with ready made ingredients, such as the components for this chicken alfredo pizza.
- Greek Easter cookies (Koulourakia)In Greece, Easter is the biggest holiday of the year. You don't have to be Greek to love these simple butter cookies with a hint of lemon.
- Ham and parsley pieThis all-in-one dinner, packed with potatoes, ham, and parsley, is a delicious way to use up leftover Easter ham. Serve with a simple green salad.
- Slow-roasted lamb shoulderSlow-roasted lamb serves as the perfect centerpiece for an Easter celebration.
- Shrimp scampi with riceRice steps in for pasta in this otherwise reasonably classic shrimp scampi.
- Skillet apple crumble for twoA 6-inch cast iron skillet provides the perfect size for creating a not-too-big dessert.
- Savory purple-top turnip cakeWhen life gives you too many turnips, make a delicious turnip cake.
- Maple glazed rack of ribsJust in time for Passover, a new cookbook offers recipes that are perfect for the holiday and all year long, like this maple glazed rack of Ribs.
- The surprising story of how 'Matzoh crack' came to beOn a snowy afternoon, a frazzled young mother came up with a recipe for a Passover snack that eventually reached the halls of the Smithsonian.
- Signs of spring: asparagus with creamy brie dressingYou can serve the dressing drizzled over the spears on a platter, or on individual plates for serving a seated meal, or serve it as a dip for an appetizer.
- Cooking with coconutCoconut, a tropical super-powerhouse food, is versatile and easy to adapt to the modern kitchen.
- Chocolate chunk muffinsA good muffin has a crisp top and a velvety crumb interior that’s more firm than a cake.
- Coconut cake with cream cheese frostingA dense cake, but not too much, with a perfect, tender crumb.
- Rhubarb sauce, with a Southern accentIt's rhubarb meets barbecue sauce. Think: 'rhubarb-e-cue' sauce, sweet, with a bit of heat.