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Warm, simple five-star dishes that still feel plenty summery.
Tomato basil chicken breasts, a cheeseburger soup, coconutty shrimp noodles and so much more.
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Outfitted with pistachio snacking cake, roast chicken and challah.
Starting with Ali Slagle’s pork tenderloin with corn, peaches and lime.
Easy, healthy and affordable dishes like chicken pesto rice and one-pan dumplings with greens are the recipes our readers love this year.
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I’ve got an especially good lineup of recipes for you this week, fresh and quick dishes that vibe with the warm weather and — always a good sign — have five-star ratings as of this...
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Recipe requests for savory summer fruit, non-bean protein and three heads of cabbage, right this way.
In praise of the plum torte and more stone fruit desserts, like apricot upside-down cake and peach pie.
Classic and clever summer comforts.
Golden tofu noodle bowl, tangy chicken couscous salad and chermoula beans are bound to be go-tos.
Iassume there are quite a few moms reading, so I’m going to curry favor by saying something nice about mine. My mom is a fantastic cook, and the only thing better than her skill is...
From chickpea fatteh to Frito pie, here are our best noisy, crackly dishes to satisfy cravings.
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The most adaptable one-bowl cornmeal pound cake lives up to its name, with five stars and hundreds of happy reader notes.
And J.J. Goode’s BLT is really, really great. But maybe you’d like BLT pasta, or a tomato, bacon and corn salad?
Chill out with these no-cook recipes, like silken tofu salad and cold peanut noodles.
The Weeknight 100 is back, with so many fast, delicious dinner ideas for busy times.
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