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.
Cuban picadillo balances savory and sweet flavors for a versatile ground beef mix, and this recipe delivers the meat in street tacos with a citrus salsa.
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 it's hot-smoked, cold-smoked, or simply cured, versatile smoked salmon adds delicious depth of flavor and a little dash of luxury to many recipes.
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.
Clean out the fridge by making a rice- and veggie-packed bibimbap, stuffing it into baked bell peppers, and topping them with eggs and a gochujang-based sauce.
Bubble and squeak is a simple British dish of leftover cooked potatoes, cabbage, and any other veg, pan-fried until crispy and enjoyed with eggs and more sides.
A fish dinner doesn't automatically mean simple filets, as evinced by this recipe for spicy tilapia burgers with a homemade, creamy cilantro-lime sauce.
Our favorite spring vegetables at their freshest -- peas, asparagus, and mint -- are piled atop lemony seasoned ricotta in these bright spring crostini.