Collard greens become perfectly tender for this salad when thinly sliced and massaged with vinaigrette, then tossed with tart cherries, Manchego cheese, and quick candied almonds.
When chef Mariela Alvarez developed this salad for Public Records in Brooklyn, she flavored her creamy vegan Caesar dressing with mellow chickpea miso, sweet-tart lemon juice, and maple syrup. Here, we’re tossing jewel-toned chicories in the umami-laden dressing, and toasting walnuts in it, too, for a salty-sweet crunch. Use a white or chickpea miso here; they’re fermented for less time than funkier red misos and won’t overpower the dish.
Anchovies are arguably the best part of a Caesar salad. But since not everyone is a fan, we came up with the perfect substitution—canned smoked trout. Pleasantly salty and less fishy, it gives this make-ahead dressing tons of flavor. Splurge for good-quality sourdough from your local bakery for the croutons; it makes a big difference. Toss the salad together with the dressing just before serving to keep the lettuce nice and crunchy.
There are many delicious options besides peaches for upside-down cake. Pineapple cake, whether baked in a cast-iron skillet or as adorable cupcakes, is a classic. A little plum cake would be perfect for summer.
This recipe from Julia Sherman, of Salad for President, combines hearty brussels sprouts with a deliciously creamy Caesar dressing. It’s ideal for a party because it can be prepared ahead, doesn’t wilt or get soggy, and makes great leftovers.
Yes. You’ll need to swap out the egg whites (sub aquafaba or silken tofu for a similar texture) as well as the condensed milk and whipped topping. You can sub both of those ingredients with full fat coconut whipped cream, making this a cake that is easily made vegan.
The texture is soft and crisp at the same time, just like a regular snickerdoodle, but spiced sugar mixture and cinnamon chips take these to a new level.
These festive gingerbread men cookies are soft and chewy, are filled with cozy winter flavors and hold their shape perfectly after baking. Grab your favorite frosting and decorate to your heart's content!
A knife inserted in the center will come out clean, but even before testing that way, the center should not appear wet or jiggly, and should be slightly puffed up.
The best way to tell when homemade pudding is done is by analyzing its consistency. The pudding should begin to thicken over time, and once it’s creamy enough to coat the back of a spoon, it should be good to go.
With only five ingredients and 15 minutes of prep time, creamy peanut butter fudge with marshmallow creme is one of the easiest treats. Also known as fluffernutter fudge, it makes a great food gift, too!