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Seared Scallops on Himalayan Salt Block
Seared Scallops on Himalayan Salt Block
This recipe courtesy of Salt Block Cooking by Mark Bitterman
Fabio Viviani - Pepperoni Pizza
Fabio Viviani - Pepperoni Pizza
Celebrate National Pepperoni Pizza Day with this homemade pizza recipe from Fabio Viviani.
Chef Betty Fraser - Brine Roasted Chicken with Mustard Cream Sauce Over Roasted Red Potatoes
Chef Betty Fraser - Brine Roasted Chicken with Mustard Cream Sauce Over Roasted Red Potatoes
Enjoy a hearty meal perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas Dinner.
Chorizo Chilaquiles
Chorizo Chilaquiles
This Susan Feniger recipe serves four.
Brandi Milloy - Grilled Fruit A La Mode
Brandi Milloy - Grilled Fruit A La Mode
Brandi Milloy's grilled skewered fruit elevates the average sundae by adding a sweet smokey flavor.
Hot Chocolate Mix
Hot Chocolate Mix
Chef Ellie Krieger shares how you can upgrade cocoa by skipping the packets and making your own hot chocolate mix.
Salmon Salad Nicoise
Salmon Salad Nicoise
Chef Molly Chester shows you how to prepare a delicious salad with a fresh homemade salmon marinade.
Veggie Loaded Mexican Lasagna
Veggie Loaded Mexican Lasagna
Author and host Pati Jinich shows you how to make a veggie loaded lasagna with a spicy south of the border twist.
Cristina Cooks Her Big Game Banquet
Cristina Cooks Her Big Game Banquet
Big Game Sliders Recipe: With a 2-inch biscuit cutter, cut slider-size buns out of the dinner rolls. If the buns are too thick (they will be if you are using Hawaiian dinner rolls), just press down to flatten them before using the biscuit cutter. They will bounce back just a little, leaving you with the perfect buns. Shape the sliders by rolling a golf ball–size meatballs between your palms, then pressing them into 2-inch-wide patties ¾ inch thick. You should have enough beef to make 16 to 18 miniburgers, maybe more. Sprinkle both sides of the sliders with kosher salt and pepper. Heat a grill pan or heavy skillet until searing hot. Brush a tablespoon of canola oil over the grill pan. Sprinkle the miniburgers with kosher salt. Place the miniburgers salt side down on the grill, and sprinkle the tops of the burgers with kosher salt. Grill for 1½ minutes on each side, then flip over once more and add a slice of cheese on top of each burger. Grill for 1 minute, until the cheese has melted (if you have a large enough lid, cover the burgers, as this will help the cheese melt quicker). Transfer the burgers to a warm platter. Grill the buns on the same grill pan, lightly toasting the inside tops and bottoms only (about 15 to 20 seconds). To assemble the burger, put a squirt of ketchup and a pickle on the bottom bun, add the burger, and cover with the top bun. Serve immediately and wait for the compliments!
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