Baba Ganoush
A smoky roasted eggplant dip with tahini, lemon and garlic.
Dietary & Lifestyle · 36 dishes
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Dishes 25 to 36 of 36
A smoky roasted eggplant dip with tahini, lemon and garlic.
Spatchcock Lemon Pepper
A whole golden bird with crisp skin and juicy meat, for Sundays or any night.
Golden, crunchy outside and fluffy inside.
A summer vegetable stew from Provence, good hot, warm or at room temperature.
A savory, all-purpose broth from everyday vegetables, ready in about an hour.
Citrus-and-garlic marinated steak, grilled hot and sliced thin for tacos.
Homemade stock for soups, gravies and rice, from chicken wings and a few vegetables.
A spring holiday roast with a garlic, rosemary and lemon crust.
Pork shoulder cooked until it falls apart, then crisped for tacos, bowls and burritos.
Deep, roasty stock from browned beef bones for French onion soup, stews and pan sauces.
Pork shoulder cooked in a garlicky citrus marinade until it falls apart.
Smooth, mellow coffee steeped overnight.