Eggplant Confit

Photo by EmilyC Makes 1 quart jar Author Notes Not only are eggplant prepared in this way crazy good, they’ll last you a few weeks in the fridge, which works out well because you’ll want to try them with everything. Here are a few ideas to get you started: pile them on grilled bread, tuck

Mesclun with Sun-Dried Tomato Vinaigrette

The first thing you should know about Pastabilities, an Italian restaurant in Syracuse, New York, is that if you order bread for the table, it won’t come with olive oil — rather, Spicy Hot Tomato Oil. The second is that once you’ve dunked that first piece of homemade stretch bread into the sweet-hot, garlicky sauce

Charred avocados pine nut sauce and dukkah dressing.

Photo by Derek Farwagi Prep time 10 minutes Cook time 10 minutes Serves 2 Author Notes Creamy and smokey avocado gets a lift from even creamier pine nut and lemon tahini sauce finished with an aromatic dukkah dressing. Dukkah is Egypt’s answer to Lebanese za’atar and is addictive. I grew up with it in Cairo

Roasted Cherry Tomatoes From Adeena Sussman

Photo by Bobbi Lin. Food stylist: Anna Billingskog. Prop stylist: Brooke Deonarine. Prep time 1 minute Cook time 20 minutes Serves 4 Author Notes “In our house, we call the copious amount of cherry tomatoes, or agvaniot, we consume our ‘daily kilo,’ and aside from snacking on them or throwing them into salads, this is

Kafta Mishwiyyeh – Lebanese Meatballs

You can make these Lebanese meatballs in bulk and freeze batches of them. They’re delicious served over a simple salad or as a sandwich in a pita. You can make these Lebanese meatballs in bulk and freeze batches of them. They’re delicious served over a simple salad or as a sandwich in a pita. By

Gail’s Anchoïade

Several years ago my husband and I flew to Arcachon, a small, seaside summer playground in southwestern France, just over an hour’s drive west from Bordeaux, for the wedding of a friend. Arcachon Bay, known for its oysters and cockles, was the ideal escape for a week of drinking wine and lounging by the sea

Kumquat Cranberry Compote

Makes approx 1.5 pint Author Notes This is a delicious twangy compote sweetened with honey. It is fantastic over yogurt, on a cheese and meat plate, as a condiment with roasted chicken, in your morning hot cereal, or as a dressing for salads and vegetables. —denise | {wholly rooted} Ingredients 1 tablespoon fresh grated ginger

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