Espelette spiced red lentil and carrot soup
There are really no excuses not to cook this time of year – in fact, it’s one of the best opportunities for cozy, indoor quality…
There are really no excuses not to cook this time of year – in fact, it’s one of the best opportunities for cozy, indoor quality…
It’s funny how the holidays are supposed to remind us of the simpler things in life since those are the things we should really be…
One of my favorite things to have in France is also one of the simplest: a crusty baguette with salted butter, ham and cheese. No…
I have this strange aversion to the color orange. I enjoy naturally orange foods (carrots, persimmons, oranges etc.) but I dislike the color in most…
Saying a reluctant goodbye to summer months with this smooth, smoky corn soup. Maybe it’s just me, but that wistful September feeling always feels just…
A mix of ingredients fresh from the garden and the market, what can be better than that? Sunday mornings, as the city just starts dragging itself…
Why mess with a classic? Especially in the last few weeks of true summer when all the fruit tastes just as beautiful as it looks….
The ultimate summer soup, gazpacho has as many incarnations as a cook’s creativity allows. This one gets its depth of flavor from slow-roasted heirloom tomatoes,…
It’s actually pretty funny that some of my favorite things to eat at two of my most often visited meat-centric NYC spots (The Meatball Shop and…
I’ve owed you guys this recipe for a while now, but have been working on making the dressing subtle yet still punchy. I think this…