A green gazpacho
Tag: Gluten free
Sautéed spinach
Made simply with garlic and oil. Let your fresh spinach shine!
Cooking with Didi Conn: Flourless chocolate-bourbon cake
A dark chocolate cake that’s light, luxurious and easy to make!
Romano beans with butter, shallots and chives A sweeter alternative to the common green bean, and made just as easily!
What are Romano beans? If you’ve never tasted Romano beans, you’re in for a treat! These broad, flat pods are similar to green snapping beans – you eat the entire pod and cook them the same way. But Romano beans are even sweeter and more tender than the common green […]
Carrots and fennel braised with orange zest and honey
Some of my best recipes are born out of necessity. Today’s recipe is a perfect example. A few weeks ago, on an unnaturally warm late-winter day, I decided to poke around my vegetable garden. I hadn’t done so since last December when temperatures had started to dip into the deep-freeze […]
Celeriac and apple salad with watercress and Meyer lemon-shallot vinaigrette
Celeriac (also called celery root or knob celery) might be one of the ugliest-looking veggies you’ll ever lay your eyes on. A plant species in the family of common celery, celeriac is grown for its bulb rather than its stems, which are stringy and unpalatable.
Watercress and radicchio salad with Fuyu persimmons and spicy lime vinaigrette
Every November, a box of Fuyu persimmons arrives at my doorstep. They come all the way from California, lovingly gathered from a friend’s garden by my father and then individually wrapped before being shipped to me.
Winter squash soup with citrus-mint pesto
With their brilliant orange-colored flesh, winter squashes are the kings of winter vegetables. Whether roasted, pan-sautéed, cooked in soups or stews, or puréed, they’re delicately flavorful and imbue a lovely sweetness.
Cranberry-fig chutney
What’s a Thanksgiving feast without a deliciously tart cranberry sauce? Here’s a modern remix of the perennial Thanksgiving favorite. Spiked with ginger, cardamom and a touch of chili pepper, this cranberry chutney is a bold and exotic take on the classic cranberry sauce. Dried figs and a dash of Cointreau […]
Roasted butternut squash with garlic and sage
The magical attribute of butternut squash is its inherent sweetness. When roasted, butternut squash’s natural sugars caramelize, intensifying its flavor, and turning this humble vegetable into something sublime.
Gougères with aged gruyère and cayenne
A savory pâte à choux recipe that’s equally delicious, whether made with all-purpose flour or Thomas Keller’s amazing Cup4Cup gluten-free flour.
Shiitake mushroom and Yukon gold potato gratins with fresh herbs
Deeply flavorful yet not too rich, these gratins make a delicious starter. But you can also serve them, with a couple of side vegetables, as a main course for a dinner party or a holiday meal.