You get the classic chicken cordon bleu flavor without stuffing or breading. Everything goes into one pan and bakes until bubbly, so dinner’s on the table in about 45 minutes. It fits weeknights when ...

Celebrate Diwali with quick, classic sweets like besan barfi, kaju katli, and coconut ladoo, all made in under 30 minutes using simple ingredients and smart shortcuts, ensuring festive flavour without ...

Charry chicken meets spice-speckled spuds in this weeknight winner, which proves that everything tastes more delicious when eaten on a stick. A weeknight classic gets a bold makeover. Spiced and smoky ...

Recipe for Disaster is Slate’s column about what recipes get wrong—and how to fix them. If you’ve noticed a recipe annoyance, absurdity, or outright lie, file your complaint here and we will ...

Easy but beautiful dinners to share with friends and family. By Kim Severson Good morning! Today we have for you: An easy fish dinner for easy gatherings Ina Garten’s perfect roast chicken (and my ...

Chicken tikka masala is one of the UK's most cherished takeaway dishes. And, it turns out, you can recreate it at home in no time with this easy recipe. Chicken tikka masala is a takeaway classic that ...

If you're looking for light dinner ideas as the weather warms up, we have plenty of easy options. Think veggie-filled frittatas and beef taco bowls with a few healthy swaps. One of the best things ...

If you’re a fan of chicken fingers, but hate the grease, this recipe is for you. Baked not fried, this chicken delivers everything you crave, without the calories and fat. These incredible chicken ...

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He’s made it from the sofa to the kitchen to rustle up his quick and easy prawn curry. Driven by the belief that everyone needs more fish in their diet, Jamie’s super simple recipe balances spice with ...

What am I, chopped liver? I never quite understood that saying. Said with the correct Yiddish inflection, it means something like, “Don’t you think I’m worthy of more attention?” Meaning chopped liver ...