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Wilted swiss chard with pine nuts and orangesA salad to satisfy spring cravings.
Roasted Brussels sprouts with lemon and ParmesanThe cheese gives the dish a salty-meatiness and the lemon provides a balancing freshness.
Meatless Monday: Falafel-crusted potatoes with red sauceMashed potato patties are coated with the Middle Eastern staple falafel, baked and served with Italian red sauce.
How to make garlic and herb skillet croutonsHomemade croutons are easy, economical, and delicious.
Cooking with kids: big fun, with a dash of skill developmentCooking with kids: big fun, with a dash of skill development. Gourmand Mom sees benefits, for parent and child, of rolling up your sleeves and whipping up something delicious in the kitchen together.
Grilled chicken and strawberry saladGrilled chicken, strawberry and spinach salad in an orange poppy seed vinaigrette.
Ginger vanilla pound cake with strawberry rhubarb sauceTry a strawberry and rhubarb combination as a sauce over a pound cake.
Strawberries and cream cookiesA delicate cream and sugar cookie to deliver the first flavors of spring.
Strawberry rhubarb compoteTime to use up frozen rhubarb since the new crop is arriving in the garden.
Meatless Monday: Wild ramp and lemon risottoRamps, the fleeting spring onion, are delicious in a creamy risotto.
Cinco de Mayo recipe round-upMexican- or Southwest-inspired dishes to help you celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Southwest chicken saladServe Southwest chicken salad over greens, wrapped in a tortilla, or stuffed in a pita pocket.
Creamy hominy bake with green chiles and cheeseTry this Southern dish as an unusual side for a Mexican meal.
Kentucky Derby bars for Cinco de MayoA touch of cinnamon and cayenne pepper meets a Kentucky Derby pie.
Cinco de Mayo: Shrimp tacos with spring onion salsaCelebrate Cinco de Mayo with Mexican inspired shrimp tacos.
Meatless Monday: Vegan key lime pieTry a twist on this tangy, sweet dessert by using silken tofu and transforming it into a parfait.
Cookbook review: Make the Bread, Buy the ButterIs it worth it to make your own bread? Let Jennifer Reese be your guide through the trials and triumphs of the homemade life.
Butter + leeks = delicious: Scallops with melted leeks and egg noodlesTry "melting” leeks by cooking them slowly in butter. They’re a sweet complement to sautéed scallops and pasta.
Chocolate sour cream layer cakeA moist chocolate cake with the right amount of sweetness.
Minted pesto and cooking with MomSpecial family connections happen in the tiny space of a kitchen.
