Defined by the umami flavors of gochujang (a pungent spicy condiment made from fermented soybeans and sticky rice) and the slow burn of hot pepper powder, Korean barbecue satisfies our inexhaustible hunger for barbecue, fire, and spice.
Recipes
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 […]
Susie Middleton’s Avocado Toast with Baby Kale, Blue Cheese, Pecans, Quick-Pickled Radishes, and Honey
Think of this as the ULTIMATE avocado toast. With the salty blue cheese, creamy avocado, toasty pecans, and nutty baby kale, this is one satisfying supper.
Susie Middleton’s Baby Potato, Greens, Garlic, and Chickpea Hash
A simple, comforting supper with just a few ingredients, this dish was inspired by a freshly dug batch of Red Gold potatoes from the garden.
Susie Middleton’s Spring Farmers’ Market Stir-Fry of Baby Japanese Turnips, Radishes, and Soba
Japanese turnips are a revelation; crisp and almost sweet, these little spring beauties are nothing like fall globe turnips, and the greens are light and delicious. You can eat Japanese turnips raw or lightly steamed, but they also shine in a stir-fry like this one, paired up with their garden buddy, radishes.
Carla Bartolucci’s Tomato Tart
This tomato tart, made in celebration of Earth Day, was one of our all-time favorite pre-show meals. Someone may have even said something about the tart being better than pizza. Fightin’ words in our neck of the woods.
