Polly’s Mom’s Baked Mac and Cheese (Recipe)
I grew up loving my mom’s baked Mac and Cheese, and those of you that have had it have asked for the recipe.
I grew up loving my mom’s baked Mac and Cheese, and those of you that have had it have asked for the recipe.
This is a lush, vegetarian brunch casserole, perfect for house guests, Christmas morning, or potlucks.
I had celeriac (celery root) from my farmer’s market, and left over cider, so I thought I’d try this new recipe of Laura Wright’s. I’m so glad I did. Her extra step of searing the celery root before roasting it is marvelous, and the reduced cider mixture takes it over the top. That plate of … Read more
It’s eggplant season and I’m delighted to add this flavorful, delicious, new way to cook it to my previous favorites …
This fabulous soup of mine is beautiful with stunning color, but also delicious, and very easy.
This is a very delicate, bland, cold soup, that gets its wonderfulness from its summery mildness.
Have you seen those baby turnips at the farmer’s market or did you get them in your CSA share and not know what to do with them?
This soup is easy, nurturing, satisfying, gently subtle, and all out delicious. This will be my new go-to scape recipe.
This version of shakshuka from the New York Times is easier than my more authentic version posted in 2013.
Our book group thought this was yummy and wanted the recipe, so here it is.
This is a healthy flavor blast with lots of great middle eastern seasonings, and contrasting textures.
This salad is welcome as something different, fresh, healthy, and delicious.