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Banana–Nut Muffins
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Apr 10, 2025

Banana–Nut Muffins

These moist, tender banana-nut muffins get warmth from cinnamon and nutmeg, and vanilla extract brings a delicate floral note that complements the sweetness of the brown sugar and ripe bananas.

1h 5m12
Broken Egg Salad
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Apr 10, 2025

Broken Egg Salad

This dish has all the elements of a classic egg salad — eggs, mayonnaise and mustard — with one radical change: The cooked eggs are simply torn into deliciously irregular chunks of whites and yolks in a more laid-back approach. Egg salad recipes usually call for hard-boiled eggs, but since they stay largely intact here, this recipe calls for just-set yolks that are golden and jammy at their core. When cooking eggs, every second counts, so make sure you set a timer as soon as the eggs hit the water to avoid overcooking. Eat this egg salad as you would the classic: with bread as a sandwich or tartine, tossed with some chickpeas or grains, or served alongside roasted veggies.

20m4 servings
Frosted Carrot Cake With Ras el Hanout
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Apr 10, 2025

Frosted Carrot Cake With Ras el Hanout

In this twist on the classic carrot cake, ras el hanout, a vibrant Moroccan spice blend, replaces the recipe’s typical spices. Translating from “top of the shop” in Arabic, ras el hanout refers to a blend of the finest available spices in the shop. Its warm, complex flavor, rich with cinnamon, ginger and coriander, adds a delightful kick and fragrance that perfectly complement the tangy cream cheese frosting.

1h 40m1 loaf 
Ohio Sauerkraut Balls
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Apr 3, 2025

Ohio Sauerkraut Balls

These crunchy, little sauerkraut balls are a beloved appetizer in Akron, Ohio. Savory pork loin, salty ham, and zingy sauerkraut are blended together, shaped into spheres and deep fried until creamy inside and crunchy outside.

2h 30m15,30 (1-ounce) balls
Mocha Tres Leches Cake
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Mar 28, 2025

Mocha Tres Leches Cake

The bold flavors of chocolate and coffee shine through in this luxurious mocha tres leches cake.

3h 50m15,1 9- by 13-inch cake
Disco Fries
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Mar 19, 2025

Disco Fries

The Garden State's answer to poutine, make the Jersey diner staple at home with this easy recipe.

1h 30mServes 8
Midwestern Chicken and Noodles
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Mar 17, 2025

Midwestern Chicken and Noodles

Don’t confuse Midwestern chicken and noodles with soup. This dish features juicy hunks of chicken in a roux-thickened gravy with chewy, homemade egg noodles, all served over fluffy mashed potatoes.

2h 5m12
Fried Pickles
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Mar 13, 2025

Fried Pickles

Make the best bar snack ever—fried pickles with bacon-ranch—at home with this recipe.

35m6
Sweet, Crunchy Carrot Salad
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Mar 13, 2025

Sweet, Crunchy Carrot Salad

This delightfully crunchy side salad features crisp shredded carrots, plump raisins, and pistachios, all tossed with a creamy citrusy dressing.

25m4
Baked Sweet Potato With Blue Cheese and Bacon
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Mar 12, 2025

Baked Sweet Potato With Blue Cheese and Bacon

Give sweet potatoes the steakhouse wedge salad treatment in this comforting dinner for one. Sweet potato halves roast until silky and caramelized alongside strips of bacon, whose crisp texture and smoky flavor accentuate a creamy blue cheese butter. Chopped walnuts provide additional crunch, while lemon and chives brighten it all up. This recipe can easily be scaled up to feed a crowd, or even popped into a toaster oven for a party of one.

30m1 serving
Guinness-Chocolate Sheet Cake
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Mar 6, 2025

Guinness-Chocolate Sheet Cake

The Guinness-chocolate sheet cake is incredibly moist and rich, with a deep chocolate flavor that’s complemented by the beer’s malty, tangy undertones. Topped with a malted vanilla frosting, it’s a delicious celebration-worthy dessert.

2h 55m12
Easy, Cheesy Pull-Apart Garlic Knots
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Feb 28, 2025

Easy, Cheesy Pull-Apart Garlic Knots

Garlicky, cheesy, and slathered in butter, these easy pull-apart garlic knots take just minutes to assemble, and are miles better than most pizzeria versions.

2h 20m10
Turkey Meatloaf With Parmesan and Red Wine
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Feb 28, 2025

Turkey Meatloaf With Parmesan and Red Wine

Adapted from Renee Erickson, the Seattle chef and restaurateur, this meatloaf has more verve than most. The ground meat (in this case turkey, but you can substitute beef or pork) is seasoned with grated orange zest, garlic and Parmesan for maximum oomph. But the real secret lies in the tomato sauce that stripes the center and top of the loaf, which is spiked with red wine. The tangy sauce adds color and complexity to the loaf and helps keep it extra juicy as it bakes. Serve this with mashed potatoes and peas for a classic, comforting meal, then tuck leftover slices into buttered toast the next day for the best meatloaf sandwiches imaginable.

1h 30m6 to 8 servings
Cheese Frenchee (Deep-Fried Grilled Cheese Sandwiches)
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Feb 26, 2025

Cheese Frenchee (Deep-Fried Grilled Cheese Sandwiches)

Ooey-gooey and oh-so-crunchy, this fried cheese sandwich is a Nebraskan icon.

35m4,2 Sandwiches
Strawberry Cupcakes
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Feb 20, 2025

Strawberry Cupcakes

Topped with a rosy pink buttercream and freeze-dried and fresh strawberries, these vanilla-scented cupcakes are light, tender, and speckled with fresh strawberries. They'd make a delightful contribution to a picnic, potluck, or special occasion.

1h 40m12
Kansas City Steak Soup
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Feb 19, 2025

Kansas City Steak Soup

This Kansas City steak soup is teeming with browned morsels of steak, a glossy and tangy roux-thickened broth, and a simple medley of fresh vegetables. Its savory kick comes from a few somewhat surprising ingredients.

1h 5m4
Steak Oscar
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Feb 13, 2025

Steak Oscar

This updated take on steak Oscar features mahogany-crusted filet mignon stacked with snappy asparagus and a mound of butter-basted crab, all draped with a glossy, rich béarnaise sauce.

1h 40m2
Red Velvet Brownies
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Feb 11, 2025

Red Velvet Brownies

Topped with a tangy cream cheese frosting, laced with bittersweet cocoa powder, and flavored with rich white chocolate, these brownies taste like a fudgier version of classic red velvet cake.

2h 52m16
Water Ganache
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Feb 10, 2025

Water Ganache

Water and chocolate are all you need to make this luxurious dark chocolate ganache, which you can use to glaze cakes or fill pastries or turn into truffles.

9h 50m36,108 truffles
German Pancake
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Feb 10, 2025

German Pancake

This large-format pancake puffs up at the perimeter, creating light airy edges, while the center remains denser and almost custard-like. It’s the combination of these two textures that makes the German pancake special — that, and the ease of being able to whip up pancakes for six without being tethered to the griddle. What’s the difference between a Dutch baby and a German pancake, you may wonder? Semantics, really. The origin of this giant baked pancake is commonly attributed not to a Dutch or German dish, but to a Seattle restaurant called Manca’s that began serving the dish in the 1940s. The inspiration and name for this uniquely puffy pancake may have come from some variation of pfannkuchen (the German word for pancakes) and the word Deutsch (German) pronounced in American English eventually morphing into “Dutch.” While many German pancake recipes call for a cast-iron skillet, this recipe uses a 9-by-13-inch rectangular baking pan to create one gargantuan pancake with plenty of crisp edges. How you serve the pancake is up to you: Fill it with berries and maple syrup and a dusting of powdered sugar, or cut it into individual squares and let everyone top the pancakes to their liking. 

30m4 to 6 servings 
Boneless Buffalo Wings
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Feb 7, 2025

Boneless Buffalo Wings

This potentially controversial recipe takes a few steps away from traditional Buffalo wings: It starts with boneless chicken breasts, pan-fries them, and then serves the Buffalo sauce on the side for dipping instead of coating the chicken. But it’s got a goal: This ensures all the hard work of securing a crispy piece of chicken doesn’t go to waste. These boneless wings are crunchier, and, without the pesky bones, they’re arguably more snackable. The elusive texture of wet-crunchy is in full effect here when chunks of crisp chicken breast and celery get dunked into the zingy Buffalo sauce.

1h4 to 6 servings
Cheesesteak Egg Rolls
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Feb 5, 2025

Cheesesteak Egg Rolls

Crispy, savory, homemade fried cheesesteak egg rolls are well within your grasp—if you know a few simple tricks.

1h 10m8,8 Egg Rolls
Spicy Turkey Burgers
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Feb 4, 2025

Spicy Turkey Burgers

The turkey burger doesn’t always get the respect (and love) it deserves, because turkey’s leanness can create a dry, crumbly burger. But those worries disappear when you add a dollop of mayonnaise to the burger mix, which ensures a juicy bite and encourages a caramelized coating. Using a mix of ground cayenne and paprika gives the patties a smoky heat that amplifies their meaty flavor. The garlicky iceberg slaw tames the burger’s spiciness and should spill out of the sides like a happy mess.

30m4 burgers
Chocolate Pudding Cups
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Feb 4, 2025

Chocolate Pudding Cups

This grown-up chocolate pudding, which uses dark chocolate and a luxurious custard base rooted in European techniques, is served in small individual portions and nods to childhood indulgence. Perfect for a dinner party, you can prepare this the morning or day before your guests are to arrive, chill it and you’ll have a perfectly set dessert just waiting to be garnished and served. (Crème fraîche is a perfect accompaniment.) 

5h 30m4 to 5 servings