These Meyer lemon bars use an entire chopped lemon for bold flavor and a silky, fragrant filling over a tender shortbread crust. A fresh, bright citrus dessert for any season.Read More
This Stir-Fried Shrimp with Gingered Soy Noodles combines tender shrimp, crisp vegetables, and fragrant soy–sesame noodles for a bold, easy, weeknight-friendly meal.Read More
This roasted butternut squash and bulgur salad is packed with whole grains, warm spices, dried cranberries, and feta. A flavorful winter dish that stores beautifully for meal prep.Read More
This easy Tangerine Sorbet blends fresh juice, zest, and vanilla into a refreshing frozen dessert that highlights peak-season citrus with vivid flavor and silky texture.Read More
Inspired by the beloved salad once served at the Magic Pan creperies of the 1980s, this refreshed version brings brighter flavor and more texture. Crisp romaine, fragrant fennel, and sweet seedless clementines create a lively contrast, while a classic tarragon dressing ties everything together. It’s simple, elegant, and surprisingly nostalgic. INGREDIENTS: Salad 1/3 cup slivered...Read More
This Bucatini with Fennel and Sweet Italian Sausage features caramelized vegetables, San Marzano tomatoes, and fresh basil for a rich, comforting Italian pasta dish.Read More
This Thai-inspired kabocha and tofu stir-fry features garlic, basil, and yellow bean sauce for a sweet-savory dish that comes together quickly and pairs perfectly with jasmine rice.Read More
This Indian Spice–Roasted Cauliflower recipe transforms simple florets with ghee, cumin, garam masala, and high-heat roasting for a fragrant, caramelized side dish.Read More
This classic Abalone with Beurre Blanc pairs tender pan-seared abalone medallions with a velvety butter-wine sauce. A luxurious yet simple seafood dish ready in minutes.Read More
Abalone is a large mollusk that is as delicious as it is tough. If you’re not buying pre-tenderized abalone, you’ll have to do the “tenderizing” yourself. Start by trimming away the dark, curly edges, which tend to stay tough. Then, slice it into thin 1/4-inch slices. Place a piece of plastic wrap or parchment paper...Read More