Pastry chef Melissa Weller of Sadelle’s in New York City swirls this light and buttery babka with a golden raisin puree, studs it with dark raisins and walnuts, and tops it with a luscious cinnamon glaze.
Serve your keto cheesecake recipe with keto whipped cream and keto dessert sauces. You can even serve it with keto-friendly fruit, like strawberries, raspberries and blackberries.
Vegan collard greens have all the flavor of the classic southern side dish without the meat. They're easy to make, full of healthful nutrients and perfect alongside other vegan staples. PS: Meat eaters will love them too!
Something to be thankful for: turning leftover holiday turkey into this delicious turkey-vegetable soup. Chock-full of herbs, vegetables and orzo, it’s perfect for lunch or dinner.
The key to a long, leisurely brunch is not having to work too hard! This breakfast-sandwich-inspired casserole with sesame bagel pieces is best assembled the night before, allowing the bread to soak up the egg custard. Simply pop in the oven the next morning and sip on mimosas while it bakes.
Absolutely! This devil’s food cake recipe can make 24 cupcakes. Preheat the oven to 350° and line your muffin tins with cupcake liners. Make the batter as directed, then fill the cupcake liners 3/4 full with the batter. Bake the cupcakes until a toothpick inserted into the center of the middle cupcakes comes out clean or with only a few moist crumbs, 15 to 20 minutes.
No, you don’t have to make a water bath, but it is highly recommended you do so. A cheesecake water bath will create a steamy environment in the oven, keeping the cheesecake moist as it bakes for over an hour. A dry oven is a common culprit when it comes to cracked cheesecake—a dreaded occurrence!
Lean ground turkey makes this a lighter sloppy joe than the standard ground beef version. A hefty splash of hot sauce and optional blue cheese provide an authentic Buffalo-style flavor. —Maria Regakis, Saugus, Massachusetts
Bunny bark makes the perfect Easter treat to serve on a tray alongside other festive Easter desserts like an adorable bunny cake and colorful marshmallow Easter eggs. Bunny bark also makes a wonderful treat to pack in small cellophane bags tied off with colorful ribbons. Tuck these little bunny bundles into your child’s Easter basket or deliver them to friends and neighbors as a thoughtful Easter gift.
Swedish visiting cake is traditionally served with hot coffee or tea. Brew your favorite coffee brand or serve the cake with this vanilla-almond coffee to switch it up. Consider a topping like a dollop of whipped cream, yogurt or vanilla ice cream.
A combination of dry hard cider and dried seaweed brings a sweet, mild salinity to the stock, making it ideal for precooking the mussels and clams before using it as the base of the chowder.
This recipe for Manhattan Clam Chowder — known for being tomato-forward with a broth base — has layers of flavor, from the clam broth spiked with white wine to the tender vegetables that are cooked in bacon fat. Half of the clams are roughly chopped, while the other half are left whole in their shells for contrast. (Make sure to rinse the clams thoroughly before using them to remove any lingering sand.) As the chowder comes together towards the end, gently mashing some of the baby Yukon gold potatoes with a wooden spoon helps thicken the broth. Serve with crusty bread or oyster crackers.
Chef, culinary historian, and author Maricel Presilla of Zafra in New Jersey shares this recipe for a coastal Ecuadoran shrimp soup when we asked her for an example of classic Ecuadoran food. Key to this recipe is the grated plantain, which gives the soup a wonderfully light and creamy body (be sure to use an unripe plantain here). The recipe for the Tangy Corn Salsa served with the chowder can be found here.
Skip the long restaurant lines and serve up a breakfast burger for brunch. In this recipe, a turkey patty is stacked with bacon, egg and avocado on an English muffin for a perfect breakfast-y bite—and no one has to wake up too early.
Smoked fish—already cooked and intensely flavorful—is an ideal addition to dishes when time is of the essence. We've used trout here, but another flaky fish, such as haddock or whitefish, would work just as well.