These skewers of grilled chicken breast, squash, and potato are flavored with a fiery barbecue sauce. The potatoes need to be parboiled so they will be done at the same time as the chicken.
These mini bean-and-veggie burgers take inspiration from Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches. Blended beans and rice are the basis of these sliders, which are supercharged with grated carrots, broccoli, and...
The tangy relish that tops these crostini is very versatile -- it also works as a quick pasta sauce or sandwich spread. The recipe was adapted from "Everyday Food: Fresh Flavor Fast."Also try:Crostini...
If there are kids in the kitchen who want to help out, you can ditch the knives for this easy appetizer; just rip the tomatoes and basil with your hands. The tomato mixture can also be tossed with pasta...
Fresh rosemary sprigs are fried right before the potatoes here, giving the spuds an inviting piney aroma. Toss both the herbs and the fries with a liberal amount of salt before serving alongside our Grilled...
This recipe for grilled chicken wings is brought to us by Evan Lobel of NYC's Lobel's Prime Meats, who uses hoisin sauce, ginger, and chile paste to infuse the meat with a savory Asian flavor.
Change up your fries by using sweet potatoes; we bake ours instead of frying to make them even healthier. Try serving alongside our Mini Turkey Burgers recipe.
In this updated classic, lamb is marinated in lemon, rosemary, and oregano and grilled on skewers, then served with a tart tomato relish and peppery marinated feta.
Put holiday leftovers to good use with this kid-friendly recipe, adapted from Lucinda Scala Quinn's "Mad Hungry" cookbook. For an easy on-the-go meal or quick lunch down the line, prepare and freeze an...
For an unconventional pre-turkey bite, serve a seafood appetizer at Thanksgiving. This dish is the love child of two retro hors d'oeuvres: relish trays and shrimp cocktail. Build-your-own crostini topped...
Classic Mediterranean flavors are captured atop these piquant toasts. This recipe is adapted from Jennifer Trainer Thompson's "Jump Up and Kiss Me"(Ten Speed; 1996).
Get your fry fix with only four teaspoons of oil. These make-at-home versions of the restaurant favorite are better (and better for you) than their fast food counterparts.
Simple-to-make crostini can be enhanced with any number of toppings. Try one or more of these: Minted Pea and Prosciutto Crostini, Roasted Tomato and Ricotta Crostini, Crostini with Olive Relish, or Pear,...
Mashed potatoes and caramelized onions form the base of these croquettes, which are rolled in breadcrumbs and fried until crisp and golden brown for a delicious appetizer.
The red skins of the pears are a colorful accent to these simple tea sandwiches. Use the Roquefort butter in other combinations such as with watercress or thinly sliced tomato.