Ever wonder why most recipes for chicken soup have you add additional chicken bouillon or stock? It's because your standard industrial...

This recipe combines techniques from the America’s Test Kitchen roast turkey recipe with a secret ingredient – dried ground Koji rice –...

Mole Verde ("Green Mole") is a rich and flavorful Mexican sauce made from tomatillos, chiles, cilantro, nuts, and roasted vegetables....

Whenever I make this dish, I think of my childhood because it is just like how my grandma used to make it! Like many of my recipes, it...

Shakshuka is a Middle Eastern/North African tomato and bell pepper stew, richly spiced with cumin and paprika, and usually served...

Neck bones are, well, bones from the neck. With meat on them. These days, most butchers just get as much meat as they can off of the neck...

Here is the THIRD in our COVID quaratine easy-peasy dishes -- you probably already have all the ingredients you need, just add pork! This...

This recipe is adapted from another great one by Mark Bittman of the New York Times, and is the second in our series of "pantry staples"...

"Adobo" is a Spanish word that is generally used to mean sauce; it is derived from the word "adobar," to marinate or soak for tanning. In...

A BLT is a simple sandwich that depends on great ingredients – especially great bacon and great tomatoes – to reach the heights of...

This recipe comes from a book called Beyond Bacon: Paleo Recipes that Respect the Whole Hog, by Matthew McCarry and Stacy Toth. Even...

This recipe is adapted from the Amazing Ribs website -- basically it combines two recipes, one for an apricot glaze and one for a brown...

We often think of pork shoulder when making pulled pork, but this cut is incredibly versatile and deserves center stage for a holiday...

After a very cold day outside at Eastern Market this past Saturday, Paul asked that I make some soup. Last year, I came across this...

This recipe once was the winning entry in the Ark of Taste category of a pie competition put on by the Huron Valley Chapter of Slow Food...

I may be biased, but I think our pasture-raised Bresse chicken is the best dang chicken I’ve ever eaten! Our favorite way to prepare it...

A pork steak is cut from the Boston Butt, across the grain of the meat; the result is a juicy, flavorful slab that, while a little less...

Pasta Puttanesca is a robust, spicy, flavorful pasta dish made with tomato sauce, garlic, anchovies, olives, and capers. I have long used...

My grandmother would prepare beans by cooking them with large pieces of onion and garlic that she would later remove. She used the small...