Satifsy your sweet tooth with this naturally delicious snack.
Author: Martha Stewart
Martha's Dutch baby pancake is inspired by a now-famous recipe from writer and editor David Eyre that was featured in the New York Times in 1966.
Author: Martha Stewart
Pumpkin puree flavors these dense, cakey buttermilk donuts that are baked in the oven, not fried. Rolled in cinnamon sugar and ground pepitas, they're...
Author: Martha Stewart
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You can make fluffy omelets in less time (and with much less effort) than you may think. This Southwestern-inspired version has a filling of pepper Jack...
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Olive oil in the batter makes these better-for-you waffles extra crispy.
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Coconut oil, ground flaxseed, and almond milk keep this eggless, dairy-free banana bread nice and moist.
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This pretty composed salad is oh so very spring. It's a tumble of asparagus, peas, and Little Gem lettuces, which have the crunch of romaine but small...
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Because vitamin C breaks down quickly, fresh-squeezed juice is the best choice; a kiwi version packs a walloping amount of the antioxidant.
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This Passover dish, sent to us by Rise Landsman of Teaneck, New Jersey, is usually served for breakfast drizzled with maple syrup or sprinkled with sugar....
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A satisfying salad is all about a combination of textures: here, crisp greens, juicy citrus, silky salmon, and rich avocado.
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Use leftovers from our Corn and Zucchini Orzo Salad to make this tasty egg dish.
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Made from cinnamon, cloves, fennel seeds, Sichuan peppercorns, and star anise, Chinese five-spice powder brings a sweet-and-spicy depth to this sunny salad...
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This simple relish provides a briny crunch in the Crisp Grilled Salmon With Fennel-Olive Relish. Reserve the fennel fronds for garnishing the salmon, if...
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Making your own granola means you can pick the mix-ins. You can change up the nuts, fruits, and flavorings however you like, but we love the pairing of...
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The maple syrup keeps the pears from browning before cooking; it also adds flavor and creates a light glaze.
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Make these biscuits, adapted from Zingerman's Irish Oatmeal, for a tasty breakfast the whole family will enjoy. Or, serve alongside tea for a delicious...
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This refreshing mango-carrot smoothie gives you a boost at breakfast time.
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Not your grandma's babka! This twist on the classic sweet bread boasts a generous swirl of cream-cheese filling in every bite. The recipe comes from Edan...
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Grated Parmesan cheese and broccoli florets and stems are added to a frittata to make the baked Italian omelet a good source of calcium.
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This recipe calls for cheddar cheese, but you can switch in any favorite. Add a few strips of cooked bacon if you wish.
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Craving some down-home Southern fare? Serve this perfect combo any time of the day.
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This tart is elegant simplicity at its finest. Blanched asparagus sits atop a layer of creamy ricotta, and paper-thin slices of prosciutto are draped over...
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A sneaky spoonful or two of flaxseeds is enough to help this morning smoothie make you feel like a star.
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This yolkless omelet packed with spinach and low-fat cottage cheese is a healthy start to the day.
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Lots of vegetables -- potato, carrot, bell peppers, and mushrooms -- and ground turkey in place of beef make this hash low in fat. Each serving can be...
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Each of these charming tea cakes is baked with a whole cherry inside -- stem, pit, and all. Be sure to warn guests about the pits, or remove the stems...
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A little bit of steam ensures that you'll never have an under- or overcooked egg white again.From the book "Mad Hungry," by Lucinda Scala Quinn (Artisan...
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Yes, you can make oats without turning on the stove! Combine them with milk the night before and let the fridge work its magic, then add any toppings you...
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Ahearty oat mixture is baked into these treats;they derive most of their moisture and sweetness from bananas and applesauce.
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These scones are served at afternoon tea at the Savoy in London, courtesy of Anton Edelmann, maitre chef des cuisines.
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Soft silken tofu provides the best results for this drink. If you only have firm or extra-firm silken tofu on hand, however, you can add as much as a quarter...
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As with regular potatoes, these hash browns can be served for breakfast with fried or scrambled eggs and toast.
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These luscious Lemon-Lime Tea Cakes are perfect for an afternoon gathering or a brunch.
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To ensure your omelets turn out just right, use a nonstick skillet to make the job easier.
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Kale, roasted red pepper, and scallion make this frittata savory and tasty.
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Start your day the healthy way with this bowl of goodness.
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Grilling imparts a robust, nutty flavor to avocado. Choose a firm, ripe one.
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Freezing and thawing over-ripe bananas before mashing creates a syrupy-thick juice, more like liquid gold, that bursts with sweet banana flavor and makes...
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For an added crunch and a touch of sweetness, serve these homemade croutons along with your other favorite chili toppings.From Martha Stewart Living, Oct....
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This recipe, which is perfect for a vegetarian brunch, makes enough for one quiche baked in a nine-inch springform pan, or two quiches baked in eight-...
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Dramatic and foolproof, this dish is made for entertaining dinner guests. Cover the grill while cooking and you won't need to stress over flipping the...
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This strudel-inspired confection is a total crowd pleaser. A custardy mix of cream cheese, ricotta, and egg-marbled with a swirl of tart cherry sauce-bakes...
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Good cooks in many cultures have found delicious ways to revive stale or leftover bread. But the French take first prize with their simple recipe for pain...
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Drizzle this honey over fresh ricotta spread on toast or stir it into a mug of mild tea. It can also be used as a glaze for poultry or pork when whisked...
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Think of this four-ingredient side as super-deluxe garlic bread. It's a fun way for the whole family to dig into some nutty pesto swirled together with...
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Atlanta chef Scott Peacock provides a buttery corn muffin recipe that's guaranteed to please.
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