
001 · Slow Morning Comforts
Apple-Oat Griddle Cakes with Warm Maple Apples
A good oat cake has a tender middle and a thin, golden edge.
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Golden edges, buttery crumbs, bright herbs, creamy spoonfuls. A collection of generous everyday recipes for people who prefer their food without a spicy kick.
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001 · Slow Morning Comforts
A good oat cake has a tender middle and a thin, golden edge.
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002 · Slow Morning Comforts
Chives and butter make a small breakfast feel finished.
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003 · Slow Morning Comforts
Lemon lifts baked oatmeal without turning it into dessert.
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004 · Slow Morning Comforts
Polenta makes a welcoming savory breakfast when porridge is not what you want.
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005 · Slow Morning Comforts
This French toast bake pairs peach wedges with vanilla custard and torn bread.
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006 · Slow Morning Comforts
Potatoes make a breakfast skillet substantial; spinach makes it feel fresh.
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007 · Slow Morning Comforts
Quinoa makes a breakfast bowl with a light, separate texture instead of the softness of oats.
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008 · Slow Morning Comforts
A muffin pan turns eggs, broccoli, and cheddar into small portions that are easy to serve.
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009 · Slow Morning Comforts
Short-grain rice makes a soft breakfast porridge that needs little decoration.
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010 · Slow Morning Comforts
Roasted tomatoes turn sweet and juicy enough to serve as their own sauce.
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011 · Soups with Something to Say
Roasting cauliflower before it enters the soup pot gives this bowl a flavor that boiled florets alone cannot provide.
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012 · Soups with Something to Say
Barley gives chicken soup a pleasant chew and enough body to stand as a meal.
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013 · Soups with Something to Say
Butternut squash becomes especially sweet when roasted on a hot tray.
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014 · Soups with Something to Say
White beans give this soup a creamy body while rosemary and lemon keep the flavor clean.
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015 · Soups with Something to Say
Sweet corn and potatoes make a chowder with plenty of texture and a naturally rounded flavor.
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016 · Soups with Something to Say
Roasted carrots give red lentil soup a deep orange color and a gentle sweetness.
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017 · Soups with Something to Say
Mushrooms and wild rice bring two different kinds of depth to this soup: browned savory flavor from the pan and a pleasantly firm bite from the grain.
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018 · Soups with Something to Say
Frozen peas make a vivid green soup in the time it takes to soften an onion.
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019 · Soups with Something to Say
Tiny pasta and small turkey meatballs make a soup that feels generous without being complicated.
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020 · Soups with Something to Say
Baking the potatoes first gives this soup a different character from a pot of boiled cubes.
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021 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Roasted beets and orange bring a striking pair of colors to a grain bowl: deep ruby wedges against bright citrus.
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022 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Crisp apple and tender chicken make a salad with a clear contrast in every bite.
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023 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Green lentils and roasted carrots make a warm salad that is more satisfying than its short ingredient list suggests.
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024 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Cucumber and chickpeas make a quick salad with a useful balance of crunch and substance.
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025 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Sweet potatoes, black beans, and brown rice make a colorful bowl without depending on chili seasoning.
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026 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Tuna and white beans make a useful salad from two pantry cans, but the finished plate should still taste fresh.
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027 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Potatoes and eggs make a substantial bowl, but a green herb dressing changes the mood completely.
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028 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Wheat berries make a grain salad with a pleasantly substantial chew.
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029 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Orzo makes a small pasta salad that gathers peas and mozzarella into the same forkful.
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030 · Bright Bowls and Satisfying Salads
Roasted broccoli and golden raisins give couscous a lively mix of savory edges and small sweet bites.
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031 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Lemon and peas make cream feel lighter without asking it to become a different ingredient.
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032 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Pumpkin gives homemade gnocchi a warm color and a soft, gently sweet center.
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033 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Large pasta shells make a generous baked dish without requiring layers.
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034 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Mushrooms and leeks make a stroganoff-style noodle dish with a rounded savory flavor and no pepper or mustard.
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035 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Red bell peppers can make a vivid pasta sauce without a trace of chili heat.
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036 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Broccoli macaroni works best when the vegetables stay distinct and the sauce reaches every little curve of pasta.
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037 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Long ribbons of zucchini stand in for pasta in this tender layered bake.
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038 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Butterbeans bring a pleasing second shape to a bowl of pasta: broad, creamy beans among short tubes, with roasted cherry tomatoes collecting in the spaces between.
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039 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
A tray of stuffed shells feels generous before it even reaches the table.
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040 · The Cozy Pasta Shelf
Fresh salmon turns a modest cream sauce into a full supper.
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041 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Chicken skin, potatoes, and a hot oven create much of the flavor in this straightforward tray supper.
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042 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Apple cider gives this skillet chicken a rounded fruit flavor that is different from the sharper taste of cider vinegar.
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043 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Turkey meatballs have a mild flavor that gives mushroom gravy plenty of room to shine.
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044 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Apricot chicken can lean too sweet if jam does all the work.
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045 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
This chicken pie uses individual biscuit tops instead of a full pastry lid.
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046 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Roasting grapes changes their role completely.
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047 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
A pocket of spinach and cream cheese gives these chicken breasts a soft, savory center without needing a complicated sauce.
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048 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
A turkey meatloaf needs moisture in the mixture and a little character on top.
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049 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Sweet corn appears twice in this savory cobbler: juicy kernels in the chicken filling and fine cornmeal in the tender topping.
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050 · Chicken and Turkey, Gently Done
Plain yogurt makes an uncomplicated coating for baked chicken, giving the surface a gentle tang while protecting the meat during its time in the oven.
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051 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
Cod has a delicate flavor and broad flakes, so a thin crust is all it needs.
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052 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
Roasted fennel loses much of its raw crispness and develops sweet, soft edges that sit comfortably beside salmon.
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053 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
This creamy rice supper borrows a risotto-style method without adding cheese that would distract from the shrimp.
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054 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
Pork tenderloin is small enough for a weeknight roast, but a quick apple pan sauce makes it feel more considered.
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055 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
A slow pot roast earns its place on the table through patience rather than a long seasoning list.
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056 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
Pork shoulder and cabbage become a gentle, full-bodied supper when braised with apple cider.
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057 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
Mushrooms make a beef cottage pie feel fuller and more savory without relying on a strong spice mix.
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058 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
A folded parchment parcel turns a small amount of olive oil and lemon into a fragrant cooking environment for fish.
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059 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
Pears and maple syrup bring a gentle sweetness to pork chops, balanced here with thyme and a small splash of cider vinegar.
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060 · Fish, Pork, and Sunday Suppers
A creamy seafood bake needs a little planning so the potatoes and fish finish together.
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061 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Roasted eggplant halves make natural serving dishes for a filling of lentils, tomato, and feta.
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062 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Canned white beans can become a generous gratin without an elaborate sauce.
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063 · Vegetables Take the Lead
A thick slice of cauliflower can carry a plate when its cut surfaces turn deeply golden and the center becomes tender.
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064 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Mushrooms and chestnuts make a pot pie with two very different textures: tender, savory mushrooms and soft pieces of chestnut that almost crumble into the sauce.
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065 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Sweet potatoes and kale make a richly colored bake, with cheddar connecting the soft orange slices and dark greens.
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066 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Cabbage becomes a very different vegetable when roasted in broad wedges.
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067 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Sweet bell peppers make colorful vessels for a lemony quinoa filling.
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068 · Vegetables Take the Lead
A pot of chickpeas and squash becomes surprisingly rounded with coconut milk, softened onion, and a little thyme.
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069 · Vegetables Take the Lead
Sweet onions and nutty Gruyere give this tart a generous flavor without a complicated filling.
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070 · Vegetables Take the Lead
These small fritters balance sweet corn with grated zucchini and a cool spoonful of dill yogurt.
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071 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Smashed potatoes offer two textures in one bite: rough, crisp edges and soft, almost fluffy centers.
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072 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Roasted carrots become sweeter at their thin tips while their thicker centers keep a satisfying bite.
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073 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Green beans, toasted almonds, and orange make a side dish that feels bright without a sharp or hot dressing.
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074 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Millet becomes soft and spoonable when it is given more liquid than a fluffy grain pilaf.
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075 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Brussels sprouts and apple share a roasting tray, but they do not need the same amount of time.
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076 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Thin potato slices and sweet leeks settle into a creamy bake with a lightly golden Parmesan top.
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077 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Bread pudding can be savory, and this mushroom version makes good use of bread that has lost its fresh softness.
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078 · Sides Worth Passing Around
Golden raisins soften in the same covered pot as brown rice, adding small sweet notes without turning the whole dish sweet.
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079 · Sides Worth Passing Around
A little nutmeg is enough to give creamed spinach its familiar warm aroma.
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080 · Sides Worth Passing Around
An acorn squash half makes its own serving bowl.
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081 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
A generous amount of water gives this focaccia an airy crumb, while olive oil makes the bottom crisp and the surface easy to dimple.
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082 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Drop biscuits skip the rolling pin and give you rough, golden peaks that catch little pockets of melted cheddar.
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083 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Roasting a whole head of garlic turns its cloves soft and sweet enough to blend into a gentle white bean dip.
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084 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
This warm spread is built around tender artichoke hearts and finely chopped spinach, held together by a smooth mixture of cream cheese and sour cream.
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085 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Thin zucchini rounds make a crisp little bite when their coating is light and the tray is not crowded.
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086 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Spoonbread sits between a soft corn pudding and a light casserole.
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087 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Finely grated carrot gives these soft tea sandwiches a quiet sweetness and a little fresh crunch.
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088 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
A standard muffin tin turns puff pastry into small cups for browned mushrooms, Swiss cheese, and a spoonful of egg custard.
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089 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Roasted grapes provide warm, lightly collapsed pockets of sweetness over a cool, tangy feta cream.
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090 · Breads, Spreads, and Little Bites
Thin pear slices and soft Brie turn a sheet of puff pastry into a small, elegant snack with very little assembly.
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091 · Sweet and Unhurried
Browned butter gives a familiar apple crumble a deeper, toasted aroma without adding more sweetness.
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092 · Sweet and Unhurried
These little lemon pots set without eggs or gelatin.
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093 · Sweet and Unhurried
Roasted plums bring a tart, jewel-colored contrast to a slow pot of vanilla rice pudding.
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094 · Sweet and Unhurried
Maple syrup sweetens the custard in this bread pudding, while pecans give its soft center a toasted, crisp contrast.
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095 · Sweet and Unhurried
Sliced strawberries sink just slightly into a soft buttermilk cake, leaving pockets of fruit and a pale golden surface.
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096 · Sweet and Unhurried
Poaching lets a firm pear become silky while keeping its shape.
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097 · Sweet and Unhurried
Dark chocolate and orange zest make a smooth pudding with a clear, familiar pairing.
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098 · Sweet and Unhurried
Juicy peaches bubble beneath small oat-studded biscuit mounds in this easy cobbler.
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099 · Sweet and Unhurried
A short, buttery base supports a soft coconut custard in these small dessert squares.
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100 · Sweet and Unhurried
A hollowed apple becomes a small shell for vanilla cheesecake filling, with just enough cinnamon to warm its flavor.
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