This cold sauce fuses mayonnaise with mustard, resulting in a condiment that can be used with many dishes.
Author: Martha Stewart
These delicious slow-roasted tomato slices can be paired with hearty Macaroni and Cheese -- both recipes are adapted from "Martha Stewart's Cooking School."
Author: Martha Stewart
When potato wedges are tossed on the grill, they take on a crisp, smoke-infused exterior and fluffy, french-fry-like interior -- a fresh side for crowd-pleasing flank steak.
Author: Martha Stewart
Instead of potatoes, try these baked root-vegetable fries -- they're slightly sweet.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Green chile's fiery bite contrasts with the sweet and salty corn on the cob. It's the perfect, easy appetizer for summer entertaining.
Author: Martha Stewart
These sandwiches were cooked on a grill, but a skillet would work just as well.
Author: Martha Stewart
Onions, caramelized with butter, sugar, and balsamic vinegar, are served over abaked sweet potato, rich in beta-carotene. The bite of a Parmesan-cheese toppingbalances the vegetables' sweetness.
Author: Martha Stewart
Keep the heat outdoors with this grilled pizza topped with sweet fennel and onions. No grill? No problem. Cook this dough in a cast-iron skillet over high heat, or on a preheated sheet pan or pizza stone...
Author: Martha Stewart
Grill pineapple to give it a charred touch before tossing it with basil and cucumber.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
The flesh of baked russet potatoes was mashed with broccoli, butter, and olive oil, and then spooned into the skins and baked a second time.
Author: Martha Stewart
Though the flavors seem familiar together -- eggplant, feta, and fresh herb -- this deconstructed dish allows guests to graze, making each mouthful a new combination.
Author: Martha Stewart
Though made entirely of corn, these traditional summer fritters resemble fried oysters -- hence the name, from Emeril Lagasse's book "Farm to Fork."
Author: Martha Stewart
The bread cubes can be toasted up to three days ahead, then stored in an airtight container at room temperature. The dressing itself can be prepared a day ahead and stored in the baking dish, covered,...
Author: Martha Stewart
These gluten-free tacos can be whipped together in no time. Use canned black beans, if you have to.
Author: Martha Stewart
No panini press needed: For the easiest Italian lunch, crusty bread, good cheese, and a couple of cans will do just fine.
Author: Martha Stewart
We like to serve the colorful dressing in its own dish and let each person spoon some over a salad of butter lettuce, sunflower sprouts, sliced radishes, and edamame.
Author: Martha Stewart
Garlic, tomato, capers, and fresh basil give blanched Swiss chard a puttanesca-esque flavor in this easy side dish.
Author: Martha Stewart
These grilled spears of fresh asparagus are proof that sometimes the simplest ingredients make the best dishes.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
The vegetable filling for this wrap takes its cues from the classic Provencal stew. Soluble fiber in eggplant and chickpeas may reduce LDL ("bad") cholesterol; lycopene in tomatoes can help protect against...
Author: Martha Stewart
Roasting mellows the garlic, and lemon brightens the taste of this sauce.
Author: Martha Stewart
When cooked, tiny new potatoes hold their shape beautifully and readily absorb the flavor and aroma of a light lemon vinaigrette and fresh herbs.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cover mini pizzas with slices of plum tomatoes for a fresh take on a family favorite; sprinkle mozzarella cheese on top.
Author: Martha Stewart
Homemade veggie burgers often have ingredient lists as long as a midsummer day, but these bright-green patties pack in tons of flavor with just a handful.
Author: Martha Stewart
New potatoes are naturally sweet, so they need no more than a light toss in melted butter and a handful of herbs.
Author: Martha Stewart
For a nifty, hands-on way to coat corn, pack the butter mixture into a plastic-lined ramekin and chill; then let guests roll their own corn in the butter.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
This delicious vegetable, which you may see labeled as baby broccoli, broccolini, or asparation, is a cross between broccoli and Chinese kale. It has a slightly milder, sweeter taste than broccoli and...
Author: Martha Stewart
Because this recipe is so simple, using excellent ingredients is important. Choose a ripe avocado that gives slightly when pressed. Use smooth, richly flavored extra-virgin olive oil, and splurge on good...
Author: Martha Stewart
This classic combo, with red onion and olives, goes great on your pizza.
Author: Martha Stewart
The uniform heat of a panini press gives these vegetable sandwiches just the right crispness. But they can easily be made without a press: Heat the panini in a heavy skillet (preferably cast iron) over...
Author: Martha Stewart
These veggie burgers are filled with soybeans and served with an Asian-inspired mayo. The fat in the patties, unlike the kind in beef burgers, is largely plant-based and unsaturated ("good") fat.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Tender grilled asparagus and soft ricotta cheese top this grilled pizza. No grill? No problem. Cook this dough in a cast-iron skillet over high heat, or on a preheated sheet pan or pizza stone in a 500-degree...
Author: Martha Stewart
The phytochemicals that give red cabbage its lovely color may protect against cellular damage in our bodies. Hearty wedges hold their own next to robust flavors: Caramelized onions, cider vinegar, and...
Author: Martha Stewart
Ditch the store-bought stuff and try this delicious marinara sauce atop any pasta or in our Rustic Vegetable Soup recipe from Everyday Food associate food editor Lesley Stockton.
Author: Martha Stewart
This Italian classic typically showcases four cheeses with different characteristics. We topped the crust with fontina (semi-firm), mozzarella (soft and fresh), Gorgonzola (blue-veined), and Pecorino Romano...
Author: Martha Stewart
Warm up on a cool evening with this nutritious -- and delicious -- recipe for carrot soup, courtesy of Martha's personal chef, Tony Esnault.
Author: Martha Stewart
Tangy goat cheese and tropical mango make a distinctive pairing inside this easy-to-make lunch that uses wholesome whole-wheat tortillas.
Author: Martha Stewart
Here's a simple and satisfying way to feed hungry guests with no fuss: Set out these sandwich fixings on a buffet at your next party or game night; feel free to add or substitute your own favorite fillings...
Author: Martha Stewart
Yogurt thickens this vibrant dressing and tempers its spices. Making your own spice blend yields the best flavor. But in a pinch, substitute 2 teaspoons store-bought curry powder.
Author: Martha Stewart
Quesadillas can be assembled in advance and fried quickly before serving.
Author: Martha Stewart
Nutty gruyere is complemented by piquant Dijon mustard and sweet onion jam in this elevated grilled cheese.
Author: Martha Stewart
Hot fontina cheese adds tang to these open-faced sandwiches, which aretopped with an egg and accompanied by a red-leaf lettuce salad and a sprig of fresh oregano.
Author: Martha Stewart
The Moroccan-themed sandwich is made with our Pork Meatballs.
Author: Martha Stewart
Serve a batch of these crispy onions alongside steak and spinach for a steakhouse-style dinner.
Author: Martha Stewart