One taste and you’ll understand why this is the most popular recipe from The New York Times. A new American classic.
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A list of all the recipes Sarina Mohanty has tested.
One taste and you’ll understand why this is the most popular recipe from The New York Times. A new American classic.
Bury a whole snapper in a heap of wet salt. Shove it in the oven. Then forget about it. Your reward for so little effort? The sweetest, most tender fish you’ll ever experience.
Scandalously simple. Ethereally airy. Magical. That’s but a sampling of what folks are saying about these two-ingredient, Southern-style cream biscuits.
“Delicate.” “Flaky.” “Perfect.” “I could not stop eating it!” That’s what folks are saying about this hors d’oeuvre that’s a cinch to make—and devour.
Is there anything that screams spring more than these lightly buttered peas with a wee bit of cooling mint on top? We think not.
Try your hand at homemade fortune cookies that you can stuff with you own zany fortunes. Feel your luck changing already?
A blur of sweet, smoky, creamy goodness, this tartine of sourdough, a schmear of blue cheese, and a dribble of honey makes basic bruschetta seem humdrum.
Spring asparagus gets the luxe treatment with prosciutto, knee-wobblingly rich and buttery croutons, and a gently poached egg.