The name of this traditional Caribbean dish means old clothes, partly because of the way the beef shreds into tatters. You’ll get the right texture by cooking the beef until…
With its orange color, this slightly sweet, mild chili is ideal for Super Bowl parties or Halloween, and it will please adults and kids alike. For variation, you can use…
Made in an Instant Pot or other multicooker, these piled-high, slaw-topped pork sandwiches hit the spot during a busy day. The pork is also great served on its own as…
Like an Italian pot roast, this dish is enriched with sweet seasonal vegetables and red wine. It contrasts beautifully with polenta. Try to find a chuck roast, if you can;…
Pomegranate molasses and seeds add seasonal flair and a fresh, sweet-tart taste to this brisket, ideal for the Jewish holidays and other special occasions. Prepare this dish a day or…
Broccoli can be roasted, slow-cooked, boiled, or browned, says Tasha DeSerio. Learn the methods and get four recipes that bring out the best flavor in this nutritious vegetable.
This colorful chili is delicious with sour cream, diced avocados, and warm tortillas or lime-flavored tortilla chips. For less heat, omit the jalapeño.
Mexican crema is thickened cream that is slightly acidic and has a fairly high butterfat content. It can be found in the Latin dairy section of most supermarkets. Sour cream,…
Seasoned with garlic, bay, and paprika, this versatile chicken is delicious in a number of dishes. You can shred it as soon as it cools and refrigerate it for up…
Diced fresh mango, mango chutney, and mango nectar work together to give this meaty, saucy dish an amped-up fruit flavor. If you like, feel free to tailor the heat level…
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