Easy Microwave Lemon Curd
Ah, lemon curd — creamy, tangy, wonderful spread on scones and toast and muffins, superb used as doughnut and pie filling, delicious mixed with whipped cream and served with cookies… So who knew it was this easy to make lemon curd? No standing over the stove stirring a pot… just several minutes in the microwave […]
Espresso Martini
Though modern variations come in many forms, the original Espresso Martini is a simple combination of vodka, espresso, and coffee liqueur. The drink originated in the 1980s and has seen its popularity vary wildly in the decades since, from one of the most visible representations of the pre-Millennium ’tini era, to a forgotten punchline, […]
Penne with Pancetta, Provolone and Salami (Penne alla Silana)
This substantial pasta dish comes from the Sila area of Calabria in southern Italy, a region known for bold, intensely flavorful ingredients. Pasta alla silana combines cured meats and two kinds of cheese, along with tomatoes, chili and onion. Classic versions also include porcini mushrooms, but we found the dish to be loaded with flavor […]
Thai Chicken Fried Rice With Lime and Makrut Lime Leaves
The addition of Makrut Lime Leaves and lime juice add an unexpected flavor to this Thai inspired dish. Our Spicy Thai Seasoning, blended with garlic, onion, lemon, coriander, paprika, cayenne, lemon grass, basil, cilantro, and white pepper, provides the rest of the seasoning. If you like a little more heat toss in a teaspoon […]
Dry-Roasted Tomatoes in Olive Oil
These dry roasted tomatoes in olive oil are a great way to use up an abundance of summer cherry tomatoes while creating a perfect component to use in a few meals throughout the week. Enjoy them as a sauce, spread, dip, or flavor boost to other meals. For a standard tomato confit, the tomatoes […]
Coconut Macaroons with Chocolate Chips and Almonds
Because coconut macaroons are gluten-free and unleavened, they have been a long-standing staple in Jewish communities, especially during Passover. This version dresses up the classic coconut-based sweet treat with milk chocolate chips and slivered almonds. By using egg whites and sugar as the base of our macaroons, along with sweetened shredded coconut, we created […]
Tony’s Poolish Pizza Starter
Poolish is one of the two starters I use most frequently in my book, The Pizza Bible, and in my restaurants. My poolish follows the traditional proportions of equal parts water and flour, so its 100 percent hydration is much higher than my Tiga.
Tony’s Biga (Tiga) Pizza Starter
Tiga is one of the two starters I use most frequently in my book, The Pizza Bible, and in my restaurants. Tiga is my slightly more hydrated version of a classic biga starter, which is usually between 50 and 60 percent water. This “Tony’s biga,” which I call “Tiga,” has 70 percent hydration.
Pork with Pan Fried Fennel
Easy midweek pork chops are super fancy and take only minutes to make. We are taking the humble pork chop and turning it into something special. It is the most glorious little pork chop mixture and you can serve it straight to the table. Serve it with rice or serve it with salad or […]
Ground Beef Stroganoff
Authentic Beef Stroganoff was dreamt up in Russia in the early 1800s by the personal chef of Count Stroganoff, a dignitary in the court of Alexander III at the time. The chef then named his creation after the Count and the rest is history. Ground Beef Stroganoff is a delicious little spin on a […]
Asian Noodle Bowl with Spicy Almond Sauce
Whole wheat noodles, crisp snow peas, broccoli and red bell pepper are accented by garnishes of scallion and crunchy sliced almonds. But the showstopper to this dish is the spicy almond sauce that packs a wallop of heat.
Ají Amarillo (Peruvian Yellow Chile Sauce)
Zippy ají sauces are mandatory with pollo a la brasa, and they’re not just for the chicken: Peruvians also pour them all over the salad and fries that share the plate. This one is mayonnaise-based and bolstered with gutsy seasonings such as garlic, ají amarillo paste, lime, and huacatay paste.
Ají Verde (Peruvian Green Chile Sauce)
Zippy ají sauces are mandatory with pollo a la brasa, and they’re not just for the chicken: Peruvians also pour them all over the salad and fries that share the plate. This one is mayonnaise-based and bolstered with gutsy seasonings such as garlic, huacatay paste, cilantro, lime, cotija, and jalapeño.
Creamy Tomato White Bean Stew
The comforting flavors of this Creamy Tomato White Bean Stew make the perfect easy lunch or dinner. This plant-based recipe is packed with wholesome ingredients, like protein-packed white beans, cherry tomatoes, and nutrient-dense greens
Easy Roasted Garlic Soup
Roasted Garlic Soup is a perfect creamy soup made with caramelised, roasted garlic, potatoes and shallots. It’s blended until smooth with chicken or vegetable broth and heavy cream. It pairs really well with several toppings and sides, like crispy bacon, cheddar cheese, herbs and fresh baguette or grilled cheese. It’s ridiculously easy to make – […]
Cabbage, Apples, and Kielbasa
Cabbage, apples and sausage are a classic combination. We use kielbasa, a smoked sausage, but feel free to use whatever you have on hand, such as andouille or bratwurst. The sausages are sliced and combined with the other ingredients in the skillet, allowing their meaty flavor to permeate the dish. Any variety of apple […]