This side dish has all the flavors of traditional Indian cooking.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
The vegetable filling for this wrap takes its cues from the classic Provencal stew. Soluble fiber in eggplant and chickpeas may reduce LDL ("bad") cholesterol; lycopene in tomatoes can help protect against...
Author: Martha Stewart
Two kinds of mozzarella plus creamy fontina and a little fresh parsley top this cheesy grilled pizza. No grill? no problem. Cook this dough in a cast-iron skillet over high heat, or on a preheated sheet...
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Though made entirely of corn, these traditional summer fritters resemble fried oysters -- hence the name, from Emeril Lagasse's book "Farm to Fork."
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These veggie burgers are filled with soybeans and served with an Asian-inspired mayo. The fat in the patties, unlike the kind in beef burgers, is largely plant-based and unsaturated ("good") fat.
Author: Martha Stewart
Adding cheese to polenta makes the texture even creamier. We used Fontina, which is a mild, nutty cheese that melts easily; Monterey Jack would also be good.
Author: Martha Stewart
One of the golden rules of sandwich making is to use contrasting flavors and textures. Consider the classic California vegetable sandwich, which wouldn't be the same without crunchy sprouts, creamy avocado,...
Author: Martha Stewart
Warm up on a cool evening with this nutritious -- and delicious -- recipe for carrot soup, courtesy of Martha's personal chef, Tony Esnault.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
When potato wedges are tossed on the grill, they take on a crisp, smoke-infused exterior and fluffy, french-fry-like interior -- a fresh side for crowd-pleasing flank steak.
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Though the flavors seem familiar together -- eggplant, feta, and fresh herb -- this deconstructed dish allows guests to graze, making each mouthful a new combination.
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Grill pineapple to give it a charred touch before tossing it with basil and cucumber.
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A muffin topped with apple and cheese is a nutritious alternative to more sugary fare. Try using a whole-wheat or oat-bran English muffin, or a whole-wheat bagel.
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The easiest way to enjoy a sweet potato: Bake it. Butter, coarse salt, and cracked pepper flavor this potato, but the flesh takes well to many toppings, including sage butter and goat cheese or pecans,...
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Martha's favorite egg salad sandwich is a healthy-and delicious- lunch choice.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
This healthy dinner recipe for poached eggs in tomato sauce is courtesy of Lucinda Scala Quinn, director of food and entertaining at Martha Stewart Living.
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Don't forget the vegetarians on your next picnic. This sandwich piles high crunchy cucumber, carrot, and radish and pairs them with creamy goat cheese, avocado, and sprouts for a sandwich that will please...
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Aromatic herbs and a pinch of spicy red-pepper flakes enliven the subtle, creamy flavor of fresh mozzarella.
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A flavorful-yet-simple vinaigrette acts as both a marinade and a dressing for grilled leeks in this easy, healthy side dish.
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We paired these tomatoes with fresh mozzarella cheese for a delicious topping for pizza. They can also be served on their own or used instead of canned tomatoes in soups and pasta sauces.
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Beans and plenty of vegetables make this healthy stew high in fiber, which can help keep you feeling satisfied.
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A bowl of simple boiled red potatoes -- dressed up by a peeled center strip, a little butter, and a handful of chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley -- rounds out a hearty meal.
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Turn grilled cheese into an adult dish with creamy buffalo mozzarella and flecks of fresh thyme.
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The trick to this dish is to bake it much longer than you might expect and keep pushing down the mixture with a spatula to release the moisture.From the book "Mad Hungry" by Lucinda Scala Quinn. (Artisan...
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This classic combo, with red onion and olives, goes great on your pizza.
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A round loaf of bread instantly elevates this Egg Salad Sandwich, making it the perfect dish to serve at your next picnic.
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New potatoes are naturally sweet, so they need no more than a light toss in melted butter and a handful of herbs.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
The brussels sprouts should be thoroughly dry before frying. Any water clinging to the sprouts will cause the oil to splatter. The oil takes time to come up to temperature, so get that heating on the stove...
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Think of ramps as wild onions or wild leeks, a perfect option for a vegetable side dish. Grill them quickly to make the most of their earthy flavor.
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Yogurt thickens this vibrant dressing and tempers its spices. Making your own spice blend yields the best flavor. But in a pinch, substitute 2 teaspoons store-bought curry powder.
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A light olive oil and Dijon mustard mayonnaise mixture gives these classic egg salad sandwiches from Blue Ribbon restaurant co-owners Bruce and Eric Bromberg their fresh, understated flavor.
Author: Martha Stewart
This cold sauce fuses mayonnaise with mustard, resulting in a condiment that can be used with many dishes.
Author: Martha Stewart
This recipe has become a favorite in our test kitchen, especially among those of us who were unfamiliar with (or unaware of the many ways of preparing) tofu.
Author: Martha Stewart
This classic stewed vegetable dish becomes a fresh culinary experience when the thyme-spiced vegetables are roasted instead.
Author: Martha Stewart
This deconstructed take on a steakhouse-style wedge salad is lighter than its original inspiration; a vinaigrette replaces the creamy dressing but makes up for any leanness with creamy bursts of crumbled...
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve up these bite-size twice-baked potatoes for an easy and unique side dish.
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Chad Robertson of San Francisco's celebrated Tartine Bakery loves to dunk pieces of freshly baked bread into this vinaigrette, made with shallots and herbs.Recipe and image reprinted with permission from...
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These gluten-free tacos can be whipped together in no time. Use canned black beans, if you have to.
Author: Martha Stewart
This Southern-style sauce has a sunny sweetness -- and a bit of a bite.
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We served this dressing with cold Boiled Lobster Tails. Try it with shrimp or on a green salad.
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Onions, caramelized with butter, sugar, and balsamic vinegar, are served over abaked sweet potato, rich in beta-carotene. The bite of a Parmesan-cheese toppingbalances the vegetables' sweetness.
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Quesadillas can be assembled in advance and fried quickly before serving.
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Using a combination of red and Chioggia beets makes for a beautiful presentation. They're cut into thin noodles before roasting, which cuts the cooking time down to just 10 minutes.
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Roasting mellows the garlic, and lemon brightens the taste of this sauce.
Author: Martha Stewart