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If you want to take chicken or tuna salad to a realm above and beyond the norm, a realm that elicits “
Posted 10 years ago
Peas and prosciutto optional since the sauce is phenomenal on its own
Posted 10 years ago
A reader who made this said it's even fabulous without the lemon syrup and glaze. To quote her; " Alone,
Posted 10 years ago
Recipe by Michel Richard Video of Michel Richard making the Tourte Milanese - Starting at 6:23
Posted 10 years ago
About two weeks ago, the Sunday after the bombings in Boston..I started to think about life in a whole new pe
Posted 11 years ago
Method inspired by Paula Deen
Posted 11 years ago
I wanted to make Egg Foo Yung. It was cooking class in 6th grade, mid-Passover.  The teacher said those of us
Posted 11 years ago
Cake adapted from Cheap Ethnic Eatz via Mandoline
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from King Arthur Flour
Posted 11 years ago
Marinate time: 2 to 12 hours Adapted from The Heritage Cook
Posted 11 years ago
This morning I swore I wasn't going to put this post up because the photos turned out awful.  These babies do
Posted 11 years ago
Melt in your mouth, toasty, buttery pecan goodness combined with a creamy white chocolate crisp center is a pa
Posted 11 years ago
So, it's the 7th night of Hanukkah and I'm finally putting a Hanukkah post up.  Why so late, you ask? (as if
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from Wayfair - Peapod
Posted 11 years ago
Ancho-Scallion butter adapted from Food and Wine
Posted 11 years ago
Slightly adapted from Red Star Yeast Platinum Bread machine, plus hand-held mixer and food processor instructi
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from Cravings of a Lunatic
Posted 11 years ago
If you're making the homemade chevre, naturally the prep and cook time listed will increase according to chevr
Posted 11 years ago
Dough from Ultimate Bread by Eric Treuille
Posted 11 years ago
The number of servings depend on the size glasses you use and how much of each ingredient you layer into said
Posted 11 years ago
Cake batter adapted from Joy of Baking
Posted 11 years ago
Motivation.  Got some you want to lend me?  I promise I'll take good care of it and return it to you in perf
Posted 11 years ago
Inspired by Susie of Eat Little, Eat Big[
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from My Baking Addiction
Posted 11 years ago
I don't usually go for fads, trends or follow rules when it comes to food.  In fact, I don't abide by&nbs
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from Quick and Easy, Cheap and Healthy, who adapted it from Taste of Home, with my revisions
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from and Inspired by Jacques Pepin's One Pot Bread Recipe, with my revisions. Here's a video of Jacque
Posted 11 years ago
The vinaigrette for this salad is out of this world!
Posted 12 years ago
These seriously taste deep-fried! Chicken adapted from Lesa at Edesia's Notebook
Posted 12 years ago
Recipe from Cooking with Trial and Error, via her friend's Mom, with my revisions for an 8-inch springform pan
Posted 12 years ago
Recipe from The Best Bread Machine Cookbook Ever, by Madge Rosenberg, converted to manual mixing/kneading and
Posted 12 years ago
Happy Valentines Day, err, Eve, everyone! I had this post scheduled to go up at 5pm last night.  Apparently I
Posted 12 years ago
Chilling time for Chocolate frosting and ganache: 1 to 2 hours Cake and frosting adapted from Martha Stewart F
Posted 12 years ago
Recipe created by Christina Tosi, via Epicurious, with my revisions
Posted 12 years ago
Biscuits adapted from Cook's Illustrated Cream Cheese Glaze adapted from My Baking Addiction
Posted 12 years ago
Recipe for tuiles and salmon adapted from Thomas Keller's French Laundry Cookbook
Posted 12 years ago