This singular vegan quiche takes inspiration from the Korean side dish sigeumchi namul by incorporating gochujang, soy sauce, and sesame into its tofu filling.
Add some umami depth to your grilled cheese sandwich with three kinds of mushrooms, plus melty Comté cheese and Boursin cheese on crispy sourdough bread.
Tequila infuses these cupcakes in three different ways (batter, syrup, and frosting) for a delightful, boozy treat that mirrors the flavors of a margarita.
One of the worst parts about egg salad is the laborious process of peeling each boiled egg, and this recipe's hack offers an avenue for effortless egg salad.
For sushi with a bright but smoky flavor, elevate your vegetarian hand rolls with charred avocado that's been marinated in flavorful yuzu ponzu with dashi.
A savory spin on a typically sweet treat, these fluffy muffins offer Mediterranean flavors via bright vegetables, feta cheese, and a healthy dose of olive oil.
Perfect for a party or a potluck, these gluten-free appetizers come together so quickly. In less than 10 minutes you'll have a sweet and savory sharable dish.
This showstopper of a cake combines the bright and floral flavors of lemon and lavender on a white chocolate cake with Swiss meringue buttercream frosting.
Grilled corn and avocado guacamole is a smoky twist on the classic recipe, which adds a depth of flavor to the easy and versatile dip, appetizer, or side dish.
While this piccata recipe would also work for chicken or veal, using flounder makes the bright and lemony dish extra light for a simple weeknight meal.
A citrusy marinade with lime and tangerine juice contributes to the big flavor of these skewers. Though made for an air fryer, you can also bake or grill them.
The spicy heat of this gluten-free bowl with oven-roasted tofu gets cooled down by the avocado and maple dressing. You could also swap the tofu for chickpeas.
This brown butter spinach and ricotta grilled cheese uses the nutty, caramelized flavor of browned butter to transform a familiar favorite into a gourmet meal.
Cajun blackening spice coats salmon for an easy, quick fish main, and you can use the same spice mix and cooking technique for other proteins, as well.
Whether you're eating a slice straight from the loaf or making French toast, this cinnamon-apple swirl bread will take your breakfast to the next level.
Yes, it's absolutely possible to get crispy chicken tenders without frying, and without a lot of fuss or mess. Panko and, surprisingly, mayonnaise are the key.