Make this cheesy mashed potato dish through step 3 the night before, and save the final baking for Thanksgiving day.
Author: Martha Stewart
Many hours of cooking over low heat brings complexity to the flavor of baked beans. Some home cooks shy away from baking beans, wary of the long cooking time, but the amount of actual labor involved is...
Author: Martha Stewart
A meal featuring beef tenderloin is a delicious indulgence during this celebratory holiday season.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Flank is a flavorful, lean cut of steak that's sliced thin and served. Make the deep, savory marinade ahead of time and let it work its magic on the meat for up to two days in the fridge. It makes party...
Author: Martha Stewart
You've enjoyed it with veal; you've loved it with chicken. It's time to meet... pork parm. The base is tenderloin, sliced into medallions and pounded thin so it cooks in a flash. A triple-dip into flour,...
Author: Greg Lofts
Fresh ingredients, some quick prep, and a hot skillet or wok are all you need for a great stir-fry dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
One way to distinguish between Cajun and Creole jambalaya: Traditional Cajun cooking doesn't include tomatoes. It does contain plenty of thyme, paprika, and oregano for a flavorful dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
Short ribs get a lot of their flavor from their fat; as the meat cooks, the fat melts away and infuses the sauce, making it rich, smooth, and absolutely delicious.From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda...
Author: Martha Stewart
Don't let its name fool you--these roll-ups are worthy of a special occasion and call for using one of the leaner cuts of beef, top-round steak.
Author: Martha Stewart
A family favorite, this recipe makes one baking dish for now and one to freeze for a ready-made dinner when you're pressed for time.
Author: Martha Stewart
Sharp cheddar and horseradish give our meatloaf sandwiches extra punch.
Author: Martha Stewart
The deep flavor of cherries and wine pairs perfectly with pork tenderloin in this sweet-and-savory dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart
Boneless center-cut pork chops are topped with a sweet-and-spicy apple chutney.
Author: Martha Stewart
It's very lean, so flank steak requires tenderizing; marinate in this Asian-infused sauce before cooking, and thinly slice against the grain before serving.
Author: Martha Stewart
Roast beef is classic British fare. It's the centerpiece of a traditional Sunday dinner, and the hearty main course for a holiday celebration. Chef Anne Willan has drawn on her own family's techniques...
Author: Martha Stewart
This sweet and spicy dish is like an instant tropical vacation, especially since your slow cooker does all the work.
Author: Martha Stewart
Make an irresistible dinner (or three!) with a slow-cooked pork shoulder that has the perfect flavors for a cool evening. Use this recipe to make Open-Faced Porchetta Sandwich with Caramelized Apples or...
Author: Martha Stewart
A classic, the slow braise renders beef stew meat mouth-wateringly tender.
Author: Martha Stewart
Beef simmered with garlic and peppers in a thick tomato sauce makes for a warm and satisfying dinner. A slow cooker turns a less expensive cut of meat into a flavorful stew. Serve it in flour tortillas...
Author: Martha Stewart
This winning technique for grilled chicken pecks out any dry-or bland-results. A few juicy secrets: Choose small cuts, and pound them flat so they cook quickly and evenly. Then, for maximum flavor without...
Author: Lauryn Tyrell
Some cooks use diced giblets (heart, gizzard, and liver) in addition to the pork sausage in order to give this cornbread-based stuffing an extra meaty taste. It's the perfect partner for our Roast Turkey...
Author: Martha Stewart
Nothing says home cooking like meatloaf, all the better when it's an old family recipe, like this one.
Author: Martha Stewart
Sweet paprika and sour cream share the spotlight with pork in this Hungarian classic, adding spice and creaminess to the dish. Buttered egg noodles soak up the sauce.
Author: Martha Stewart
For a classic pot roast-a tough cut of beef braised until succulent and tender-we start with a well-marbled chuck. Pair it with familiar carrots and potatoes and place in the slow cooker. This recipe comes...
Author: Martha Stewart
This traditional holiday bird brings much more to the table than just great taste. Our version, which is packed with protein, is rubbed with a blend of parsley, rosemary, sage, thyme, and garlic.
Author: Martha Stewart
Crisp bacon and Gouda instantly infuse the classic comfort-food dish with rich, smoky flavor. The best part? Everything is made in one pot. Try our four delicious variations next: Classic Mac, Mushroom-Fontina...
Author: Martha Stewart
Try crispy prosciutto sprinkled on potato salad or a baked potato, crumbled over scrambled or poached eggs, tossed with cooked green vegetables, or served on the side with pancakes or French toast.
Author: Martha Stewart
Nothing hits the spot quite like a simple roast chicken with vegetables. Nestled on a bed of fingerling potatoes, carrots, shallots, and fragrant lemons, this one-and-done dish is an excellent candidate...
Author: Shira Bocar
Slowly bring out the flavor and tenderness of turkey legs by cooking them low and slow with herbs such as fresh sage, bay leaves, parsley, and thyme. It's the perfect recipe for entertaining or an extra-special...
Author: Martha Stewart
Saltine cracker crumbs replace the usual breadcrumbs in this family-friendly meatloaf with a sweet glaze.
Author: Martha Stewart
A creamy, cheesy, comfort-food take on enchiladas. The name of this dish means "Swiss enchiladas," not because it's a Swiss recipe but because of the generous use of dairy as compared to the more traditional...
Author: Martha Stewart
All the action for this weeknight dinner happens in one large straight-sided skillet. Sear the chicken breasts, then cook the mushrooms and shallots and stir in mustard, broth, egg noodles, and cream cheese...
Author: Sarah Carey
Buttermilk lends moist tenderness to lean meat; rosemary adds herby depth. Serve with Tomato Bread Salad with Olives and Mint.
Author: Martha Stewart
Savory bacon pairs well with the sweet, grassy taste of sauteed asparagus.
Author: Martha Stewart
Keeping your bird juicy isn't that hard-all you need is the right seasoning and a really large fridge. Brining is the first step in our roasted turkey recipe.
Author: Martha Stewart
A classic ham and Swiss tastes even better served on a buttered baguette.
Author: Martha Stewart
Pork and fennel are a distinctive Italian pairing of sweet and mild. Roasted side by side on a single baking sheet, they get deliciously caramelized.
Author: Martha Stewart
Braising in a slow cooker turns a tough, less-expensive cut of beef into a flavorful, hearty meal that's ideal for Passover and sure to become a family favorite.
Author: Martha Stewart
Our freezer-friendliest chicken recipe makes one casserole that will serve 4 tonight, plus a second meal to freeze and pull out when you're in a pinch.
Author: Martha Stewart
Make your own Philly-style cheese steak sandwich at home. Thinly sliced rib-eye and onion are cooked, then topped with provolone to melt before being placed in a hoagie roll.
Author: Martha Stewart
Chicken thighs are packed with moist dark meat and plenty of flavor. The wine sauce and spices bring out even more flavor in this slow-cooking supper.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve this all-American classic with all the toppings you love -- cheese, lettuce, pickles, and onion.
Author: Martha Stewart
For an irresistible one-pan Sunday dinner, roasted lemon-tarragon chicken-left untrussed for the crispiest skin-rests atop a bed of onions with carrots, potatoes, celery, and garlic.
Author: Martha Stewart
Enjoy the robust flavor of shrimp seasoned with bacon and herbs.
Author: Martha Stewart
With a savory blend of meats, flavorful cheese, and garlic, these meatballs are sure to be an instant favorite. The meatballs can be cooked without the sauce: Just reduce the heat to medium once they've...
Author: Martha Stewart
You only need three ingredients-plus salt and pepper-to create this perfect roast turkey. The secret is placing the bird over a buttered loaf of ciabatta bread, which helps the meat to cook evenly in the...
Author: Martha Stewart
If you're not freezing the Wellingtons, chill them at least 1 hour (or overnight), then bake about 25 minutes for medium-rare.
Author: Martha Stewart
Rely on rotisserie chicken, smoked spicy sausage, and frozen okra from the store to stack up flavors in our quick rendition of a classic Cajun stew.
Author: Martha Stewart
Why relegate the wilted greens to the side? Here, dollops of tangy goat cheese and a handful of pine nuts conspire to make spinach the star of the show.
Author: Martha Stewart