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Heat oven: To 375°F (190°C). Toast the crumbs: In a 10-inch ovenproof skillet (I’m using this one), melt 2 tablespoons of the butter over medium heat and add the breadcrumbs. Toast the crumbs in the butter, stirring, until they’re a light golden brown. Season with a pinch of salt and …

As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to start planning for Thanksgiving dinner. If you’re looking to diverge from the traditional feast of roast turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, why not bring some Asian-inspired flavors to your Thanksgiving table? We’ve created a great list of ideas to mix this timeless American tradition with the delicious cuisine of Asian …

Whether you’re a cauliflower fanatic or just looking to add a healthier twist on holiday sides, this fluffy veggie has become one of the best things you can add to your Thanksgiving menu. With its mild, nutty flavor and sheer versatility, cauliflower makes a great base for both classic and …

With the winter months creeping in, and flu season ramping up, how do you keep those cold bugs at bay? We’ve got our own go-to here at Steamy Kitchen. It’s a homemade fire cider recipe that’s both absolutely delicious and the ideal potent tonic for flu season. This fiery little …

Do you enjoy sweet treats with a fancy flair? Or maybe you’re looking to whip up something beautifully decadent to impress your guests? Well, we have the perfect thing for you, and luckily, it’s also surprisingly easy to make! This Rose and Maca Chocolate Bark is sure to become your …

Confession time! As someone with more opinions than I can fit in three cookbooks, one audiobook, and even 18 years of archives on this website, sometimes when I want to grumble about something food-related but it’s not the time or place, I tuck it in a little document called “rants” …

“I was looking for a simple roasted carrot recipe on your site and couldn’t find one,” a friend told me a month ago and I immediately put “simple roasted carrot recipe” on my sprawling, decades-long To Cook list because sometimes I forget myself, too. Spoiler: I was never going to …

These aren’t quite a match for Drummond’s rolls — my measurements are a little different, there’s no baking powder or baking soda, they’re a little less sweet, and I’ve tested this with different yeasts and nondairy products. (I just wanted to warn in case you’re loyal to world-famous recipe.) Make …

Note: I’ve finished this with capers, with chopped green olives, and even once with some lightly dressed arugula (lemon, olive oil, salt, and pepper) but even with none of those things or a handful of parsley, as shown here, this dish is perfect and fits the bill for overly busy …

Do you love autumn as much as we do? The crisp air. The cozy sweaters. And perhaps most importantly, the colorful array of veggies! As the temperature drops, delicious produce thrives, making the harvest season a great time to transition from summer veggies and into hearty and nutrient-packed fall vegetables! Are you …