Carrot Soup That Keeps Its Carrot Flavor
Learn when to soften the onion, how much liquid to start with, and what to taste before reaching for cream.
Dinners and small dishes for the time, appetite, and ingredients you have.
Learn when to soften the onion, how much liquid to start with, and what to taste before reaching for cream.
A guide to getting a browned edge and a tender middle from chickpea flour, water, and a properly heated pan.
Brown firm tofu in broad pieces and spoon the ginger and soy dressing under it so the crust survives the walk to the table.
Learn to stagger a tray of carrots, broccoli, and chickpeas so each finishes at the right moment, then turn the result into dinner.
Cook the spinach first, move it out of the way, and use a lid only long enough to set the tops of the eggs.
Roast peppers before stuffing, then use a skillet to turn cooked barley, mushrooms, and onions into a filling that stays in place.
Keep the summer tomato juice and still get toast that can be picked up, with a quick bean spread and a small bowl for the good drippings.
Start small potatoes in cool water, split them while warm, and add the mustard dressing in two passes so the skins and centers are seasoned.
Break down a head of cauliflower for caramelized slabs, a pan of golden crumbs, and a lemony dinner that uses the tender leaves.