Frozen foods were given a boost of popularity in the 1950s when refrigerators with freezers became affordable enough for many households to have in-house, especially when Swanson introduced the frozen...
Julia Child’s Mastering the Art of French Cooking was a bestseller when it was released in the 1960s. One of her most famous recipes was the sophisticated French dish Beef...
Pickled beets were a real game changer. The acid balances the sweetness and the caraway adds a nice undertone. They’re great in salads, layered with cream cheese and lox on...
Fried eggs make this a wonderful breakfast or brunch dish but it’s a delicious lunch or dinner, too. Sorghum an ancient, gluten-free cereal grain with small, round seeds maintains a...
These muffins are chock-full of tasty goodness—pecans, coconut, oats, gobs of blueberries, and, of course, protein-rich chia. They have bumpy, rough-looking tops, but the insides are super moist. I like...
These extra-buttery, crispy-on-the-outside, soft-in-the-middle wonderfully addictive cookies are similar to the classic benne wafer, only larger. Serve them with tea or creamy coffee, or try them as sandwiches with a...