Chicken piccata is a recipe that every cook should know. It is simple, quick, and almost universally popular.
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Skirt Steaks with Artichoke and Pickled Pepper Relish
This antipasto-like relish can be as salty, tangy, or spicy as you like, depending on the pickled peppers you choose.
Chris Prosperi’s Gluten-Free Stress-Reducing Chicken Soup
Aside from its comfort and restorative potential, it’s also just plain ol’ delicious.
Seared Sea Scallops with Microgreens Salad and Miso and Lime Dressing
Seared scallops are one of those dishes that qualify has simple and elegant at the same time. They’re easy enough for a weeknight, but special enough for a romantic anniversary or Valentine’s Day dinner. They sear for just 2 minutes on each side, making them quick, too. The other benefit: they’re a blank canvas, begging for a sauce to add interest—or whatever global spin you like.
John E. Finn’s Persian Eggplant Omelet (Kuku-ye Bademjan)
To change it up, you can cook this omelet in the oven, like a frittata. And here’s a tip: dice and salt the eggplant and place in a colander if you think it may be bitter.
Lemony Arugula Prosciutto Pasta
We’re on a mission to get more people cooking with greens, and arugula is one of Faith’s favorites. In this salad, Faith combines the acidity of the lemon with the bitterness of the arugula and the snappy salt of the prosciutto. The combination is a winner. Add the arugula at the end, and it naturally […]
