Archive for the ‘Cooking’ Category

At the Market: 5 Recipes Using Fresh Spring Peas

It’s not very often that we get fresh peas. I don’t think I ever even tried young, fresh peas until last year when I was helping a friend make a light and refreshing chilled pea soup for a crowd. We shelled bushels of pea pods — each pod containing a single row of imperfectly-sized, pale [...]

At the Market: 5 Unexpected Asparagus Dishes

With spring comes new beginnings and fresh crops, and every year I jump at the chance to celebrate the season’s new happy ingredients that hit the farmer’s markets and grocery stores. I’m especially excited for the slender green spears of asparagus that mark the arrival of spring. It’s a welcome change from the meat-and-potato meals [...]

Springtime Desserts Beyond the Chocolate Bunny

If you’re on the hunt for sweets beyond cream-filled eggs and chocolate-molded bunnies, we’ve collected our favorite springtime desserts for inspiration.

Country Music’s Kimberly Schlapman Sure Can Cook

Tune in to Cooking Channel at at 2:30pm ET for a taste of GAC’s Kimberly’s Simply Southern with Kimberly Schlapman, of the band Little Big Town, bringing us authentic Southern recipes from her Nashville kitchen. As Kimberly tours America with her country-singing quartet, she explores the wonderful local foods in each city. This life on [...]

Start Your Thanksgiving Meal with Maple Pecan Baked Brie

There is a simple solution to alleviate the stress of the most anticipated meal of the year: start with appetizers.

Fall in Love with Squash

The options for unique squash eating are endless.

Hurricane Sandy: A Message From Brooke Johnson

To our Food Network & Cooking Channel audience, First and foremost, if you have been impacted by Hurricane Sandy, we hope that you and your loved ones are safe and sound. Many of you probably didn’t realize, but our Food Network & Cooking Channel headquarters are located in lower Manhattan. Like most of that area, [...]

Fall Fest: Lettuce (Hold the Salad)

We’ve all experienced a drab salad made with limp lettuce that looks like it’s drowning in globs of thick dressing. But there are so many more possibilities for this humble leaf. We’ve collected five hold-the-salad recipes that will challenge your misgivings about lettuce:

Five Fall Bread Favorites

To take advantage of fall’s bounty, arm yourself with muffin cups and loaf pans so you can embrace our favorite autumnal flavors with these recipes for delicately spiced muffins and quick breads.

3 Recipes for Farro Salads

There’s nothing quite as simple and substantial as adding nutrient-rich farro to roasted vegetables or vinaigrette-tossed salads.

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