Onion
Pasta Rustica with Smoked Mozzarella
Regular mozzarella can be substituted for the smoked variety in this quick and easy dish.
Turkey B'stilla
Moroccan Turkey Pie
Traditionally, Moroccan b'stilla is a pie made with minced squab.
Tuna, Black-Eyed Pea and Radish Salad
By Wuanda Walls
Black Bean and Vegetable Wraps
"At the Manhattan law office where I'm a legal secretary, it seems as though the phones are always ringing," writes Lisa Caiazzo of Franklin Square, New York. "And if it isn't the phones that have me occupied, then there are lots of documents that need my attention. By the time I get home from the city, I usually have only about 45 minutes to put together dinner for my husband, Angelo, and myself. Still, that's enough time to make something filling and delicious, like a salad and a hearty pasta or soup. My best cooking, though, is done on Sundays during the fall and winter, when I become a football widow. An afternoon of cooking can be very therapeutic after a busy week."
Any mixture of vegetables you have on hand would make a great filling. Serve the wraps with purchased salsa and sour cream.
Mango Salsa
This recipe was created to accompany Spiced Beef Tenderloin Steaks with Mango Salsa.
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
Pride of Erin Soup
By Jinx Morgan and Jefferson Morgan
Couscous with Dried Apricots and Pistachios
Toasted pistachios, apricots, cinnamon and allspice bring great flavor to this accompaniment for the chicken.
Madras Fisherman's Curry
On the eastern side of the Indian peninsula, fronting the Bay of Bengal, is Madras, the capital of Tamil Nadu state.
This recipe from that cosmopolitan city is typically made with sardines, mackerel, and crab, but we have substituted orange roughy for a more delicately flavored dish.
Grilled Scallops, Zucchini, and Scallions with White Beans
We tried this recipe with several brands and varieties of beans, and Goya's small white beans held their shape the best.
Chicken Salad with Cilantro and Ginger
By Elnora Shick
Queen Elizabeth's Favorite Quiche
By David Glickman
Watermelon Salsa
By Steven Raichlen
Tuna and Red Onion Spiedini
Start with chopped fresh tomatoes, basil and garlic spooned onto toasted baguette slices. Grill slices of potato to have with the tuna; follow with biscotti and fresh figs.
Peanut Soup with Rice and Scallions
Instead of white cubes of tofu bobbing in this African-style soup, where they look decidedly odd, I purée the tofu with a portion of the finished soup until everything is smooth. The tofu is there, but it doesn't intrude. And this is a method you can use with virtually any puréed soup. If you wish, you can purée the entire soup or leave it textured, with bits of sweet potatoes and peppers.
By Deborah Madison
Potato Salad with Olives, Green Beans and Red Onion
Potato salad gets perked up with herbs, vegetables and a terrific dressing. Serve the salad warm or at room temperature.
Pico de Gallo
By Stephan Pyles
Red Onion Soup
Onion soup is known internationally as a French classic, but the Tuscans claim that they were actually the first to use the tear-provoking vegetable in soup.
By Peggy Markel
Peppery Beef Kebabs with Braised Pearl Onions
If you've got a rosemary bush in your garden, now's the time to use it to make skewers. Or, to keep things simple, just use bamboo skewers (you'll need 60)—the kebabs will still look great.